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AMD Opteron 6376

Table of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Specifications
  3. Conclusion
  4. Comments

Introduction

The AMD Opteron 6376 is a server processor of the Opteron (Abu Dhabi) generation, launched on Nov 5th, 2012. It comes with 16 cores and 16 threads, clocked at 2300 MHz and consumes up to 115 Watts.

Specifications

Codename
Abu Dhabi
Generation
Opteron (Abu Dhabi)
Market
Server
Release Date
Nov 5th, 2012
Process Size
32 nm
TDP
115 W
Socket
AMD Socket G34
Frequency
2300 MHz
Turbo Frequency
3200 MHz
Cores
16
Threads
16
Cache L1
768K
Cache L2
16MB
Integrated Graphics
N/A
Memory Support
DDR3
ECC Memory
No
PCI-Express
Gen 2
Features
AES, AMD-V, AMD64, AVX, AVX 1.1, CLMUL, CVT16, F16C, FMA3, FMA4, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, SSE4a, SSSE3, XOP

Benchmarks

Geekbench 5 Multi-thread
GeekBench is a cross-platform benchmarking utility. It runs a series of tests that simulate real world tasks. GeekBench multi-thread utilizes all cores, this makes it suitable for benchmarking servers.
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Geekbench 5 Single-thread
GeekBench is a cross-platform benchmarking utility. It runs a series of tests that simulate real world tasks. GeekBench single-thread utilizes only one thread. The majority of applications (MS Word, web browsers, games) rarely utilize more than one thread at a time which makes this test suitable for measuring typical workloads.
328

Conclusion

Global performance
18%
Global multi-thread performance
12%
Global single-thread performance
18%
Server performance
23%
Server multi-thread performance
15%
Server single-thread performance
30%
Multi-thread performance — shows multi-thread performance compared to the fastest processor.
Single-thread performance — shows single-thread performance compared to the fastest processor.
Global performance — shows performance compared to the fastest processor.
Desktop performance — shows performance compared to the fastest desktop processor.
Mobile performance — shows performance compared to the fastest mobile processor.
Server performance — shows performance compared to the fastest server processor.
Comments