HPE AMD EPYC 7003 7513 Dotriaconta-core (32 Core) 2.60 GHz Processor Upgrade

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HPE AMD EPYC 7003 7513 Dotriaconta-core Processor Upgrade

Elevate your server performance with the HPE AMD EPYC 7003 7513 Dotriaconta-core (32 Core) 2.60 GHz Processor Upgrade. Engineered for reliability, scalability, and energy-conscious efficiency in demanding data-center environments, this upgrade brings enterprise-grade multi-threading, a generous cache, and expansive PCIe bandwidth to accelerate virtualization, databases, HPC workloads, and cloud-native applications. Built on AMD’s Milan architecture, the EPYC 7003 family delivers dense compute power, improved memory bandwidth, and robust security features—delivering tangible performance gains for mid- to large-scale deployments. If you’re upgrading an HPE server to handle bigger workloads or consolidate workloads across virtual machines, this 32-core upgrade is designed to help you extract more throughput, smoother multitasking, and better response times, without a complete system rebuild.

  • Massive multi-threaded performance with 32 cores and 64 threads. This dotriaconta-core configuration is optimized for parallel workloads, making it ideal for virtualization hosts, large-scale databases, ERP systems, and multi-user enterprise applications. With a wide thread count, you can run more virtual machines, containers, and parallel processes concurrently, improving overall throughput and utilization.
  • High clock speeds for responsive compute. Base clock at 2.60 GHz with a turbo boost up to 3.65 GHz ensures single-threaded tasks and burst workloads get snappy performance when required. This balance of core density and clock speed helps maintain fast analytics, faster query processing, and quicker batch jobs, while preserving cores for background tasks.
  • Large L3 cache for data reuse and efficiency. 128 MB of L3 cache reduces memory latency and accelerates repetitive workloads. The cache is instrumental in speeding up software that benefits from data locality, such as in-memory analytics, real-time data processing, and large-scale simulations.
  • Enterprise-grade reliability and compatibility. The EPYC 7003 series is built for the data center, featuring robust reliability, ECC memory support, and validation within HPE server ecosystems. The socket SP3 compatibility ensures a straightforward upgrade path in compatible HP ProLiant and Integrity servers, supporting your upgrade strategy without sacrificing system stability or firmware compatibility.
  • Expanded I/O and virtualization readiness. With PCIe 4.0 support and ample PCIe lanes, this processor delivers ample bandwidth for NVMe storage, accelerators, high-speed networking, and GPU or FPGA attachments. It’s well suited to virtualization, database hosting, and high-performance computing scenarios where fast I/O access translates to lower latency and higher throughput.

Technical Details of HPE AMD EPYC 7003 7513 Dotriaconta-core (32 Core) 2.60 GHz Processor Upgrade

  • Core/Thread count: 32 cores and 64 threads for outstanding multi-threaded performance.
  • Base clock: 2.60 GHz base frequency, providing solid base performance for diverse workloads.
  • Maximum turbo frequency: Up to 3.65 GHz for burst performance on demanding single- and lightly threaded tasks.
  • Cache: 128 MB L3 cache to reduce memory latency and improve data reuse in data-intensive applications.
  • Socket type: Socket SP3, designed for enterprise-class servers and high-density compute deployments.
  • Thermal design power (TDP): 200 W, aligning with the power envelope typical of high-end data-center processors and ensuring sustained performance under load.
  • PCIe support: PCIe 4.0 with a broad lane count to maximize bandwidth for storage, accelerators, and networking components.
  • Memory support: DDR4 memory with ECC capability for improved reliability and data integrity; multi-channel memory architecture supports high memory bandwidth and capacity in supported HP server configurations.
  • Manufacturing/process technology: 7nm Zen 3-based architecture in the AMD Milan family, delivering improved efficiency and IPC gains over previous generations.
  • Security features: Includes modern enterprise security features typical of EPYC 7003 processors, such as hardware-assisted security enhancements and SEV-SNP support in compatible environments.
  • Integrated features and ecosystem: Optimized for data-center workloads with strong virtualization, database, analytics, and multicore performance; tested and validated for HPE server platforms to help ensure seamless deployment and supportability.

how to install HPE AMD EPYC 7003 7513 Dotriaconta-core Processor Upgrade

  • Power down the server and disconnect all cables. Place the system on a non-static surface and use anti-static precautions.
  • Open the server chassis according to the manufacturer’s service manual and locate the CPU socket(s) compatible with SP3-socket CPUs.
  • Carefully remove the existing CPU heatsink assembly, noting the thermal interface material and ensuring no damage to the socket or pins.
  • Clean the socket surface if necessary and verify that the CPU socket is free of debris. Align the EPYC 7003 processor with the socket’s notch orientation and gently seat it into place with even pressure on all corners.
  • Apply a thin, even layer of high-quality thermal paste if required by the cooler, then reattach the heatsink and secure mounting hardware according to the server’s guidelines.
  • Reconnect the cooling solution, reassemble the chassis, reconnect power, and boot the system. Enter the BIOS/UEFI to confirm CPU recognition and verify microcode updates are loaded.
  • Update firmware, BIOS, and processor microcode to the latest validated versions for the HP/HPE server platform to ensure compatibility and stability with the EPYC 7003 family.
  • Proceed with an operating system installation or migration as needed, and run standard validation and stress tests to confirm stability, thermal behavior, and performance targets.

Frequently asked questions

  • What workloads benefit most from this EPYC upgrade? Virtualization hosts, large-scale databases, ERP systems, high-performance computing, and data analytics benefit from the 32-core, 64-thread configuration, large 128 MB L3 cache, and high memory bandwidth. The upgrade is especially impactful for multi-tenant environments, big data workloads, and mission-critical services that require consistent, sustained compute throughput.
  • Is this processor compatible with all HPE servers? Compatibility depends on the server model and the SP3 socket support in the motherboard firmware. This upgrade is intended for HPE servers that validate the AMD EPYC 7003 (Milan) family and SP3 socket configurations. Always verify with your hardware vendor or HP/HPE compatibility matrix before purchase.
  • Does this CPU support overclocking? AMD EPYC processors support turbo boost and dynamic frequency scaling within the processor’s power and thermal envelope. They are not typically overclocked in consumer-grade terms, but turbo frequencies up to the listed maximum (3.65 GHz) may be realized under suitable load and thermal conditions in server environments. Actual sustained frequencies depend on cooling, power delivery, and firmware settings.
  • What memory configurations are recommended with this upgrade? Use ECC DDR4 memory in multi-channel configurations, aligned with the server’s memory topology. Ensure memory speed targets (e.g., DDR4-3200) are supported by both the processor and the motherboard, and verify memory population rules in the HPE server’s documentation for optimal performance and stability.
  • What benefits does this upgrade bring to virtualization and cloud workloads? The 32-core, 64-thread design, combined with 128 MB of L3 cache and PCIe 4.0 bandwidth, improves VM density, reduces contention, and accelerates I/O-bound workloads. Virtual switch operations, data-plane processing, and storage I/O paths benefit from higher throughput, lower latency, and improved consolidation ratios, making it a strong choice for private cloud environments.
  • What steps should I take to ensure a smooth upgrade? Verify platform compatibility, update to the latest BIOS and microcode, plan for adequate cooling and power delivery, back up critical configurations, and perform post-install validation with standard benchmarks and stability tests. If in doubt, consult HP/HPE support or a qualified data-center technician to minimize downtime during the upgrade process.

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