What's the best choice Baikal-T1 or AMD Epyc 7443P? Which processor is faster?
We have prepared a comparison to help you choose the best processor. Compare their specifications and benchmarks.
Baikal-T1 has a maximum frequency of 1.2 GHz. 2 Cores. Power consumption of 3.9 W. Released in Q4/2016.
AMD Epyc 7443P has a maximum frequency of 2.85 GHz. 24 Cores. Power consumption of 200 W. Released in Q1/2021.
Reasons to consider Performance per watt
times less performance per watt
200 W
Common positions Baikal-T1 CPU in popular benchmarks, for comparison with other models.
Reasons to consider Place in the overall ranking
(based on several benchmarks)
score
Higher clock speed
Around 58% better clock speed
1.2 GHz
More number of cores
About 12 times more cores
2
Common positions AMD Epyc 7443P CPU in popular benchmarks, for comparison with other models.
Baikal-T1
Background information about the processors being compared, series, generation and market segment.
Desktop / Server
AMD Epyc
AMD Epyc 7003
Basic parameters such as number of cores, number of threads, base and turbo frequency, and cache size. These parameters indirectly tell about the speed of the processor, the higher they are the better.
2.85 GHz
24
48
Types, channel quantity of RAM supported by AMD Epyc 7443P and Baikal-T1. Depending on the motherboards, higher or lower memory frequencies may be supported.
DDR4-3200
Yes
8
4.0
128
Compare the TDP requirements of TDP Baikal-T1 and AMD Epyc 7443P to select a cooling system. Note, the TDP value refers to thermal watts, not electrical watts.
200 W
Architecture, interfaces, additional instructions supported by Baikal-T1 and Baikal-T1, virtual machine technologies and process technology.
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7 nm
Based on the results of several benchmarks, you can more accurately estimate the difference in performance between Baikal-T1 and AMD Epyc 7443P.
Compare the synthetic test values and choose the best processor!
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