Just to let you know, I'm currently working on an open source overclocking and monitoring tool for Linux and with support for all Zen based CPUs. 馃構
Also thanks to @tekwendell for supporting me and giving me remote access to his Epyc servers. 馃コ
AMD Ryzen Embedded - V3000
Zen 3 (6 nm) - FP7r2
- up to 8 Cores / 16 Threads
- 20x PCIe 4.0 lanes (8x dGPU)
- 4x DDR5-4800 (ECC)
- two 10G ethernet PHYs
- 2x USB 4.0
- 15-30 W and 35-54 W models
- up to 12 CUs (RDNA2)
V3748
Cores: 8/16 @ 3.1 GHz
Turbo: 4.6 GHz (1T)
L3: 16 MB, L2: 4 MB
TDP: 35-54 W
GPU: 8 CUs @ 1.9 GHz
V3718
Cores: 8/16 @ 2.6 GHz
Turbo: 4.6 GHz (1T)
L3: 16 MB, L2: 4 MB
TDP: 15-30 W
GPU: 12 CUs @ 2 GHz
V3516
Cores: 6/12 @ 2.8 GHz
Turbo: 4.4 GHz (1T)
L3: 16 MB, L2: 3 MB
TDP: 15-30 W
GPU: 8 CUs @ 1.8 GHz
B2 Stepping for Vermeer?! 馃槷
100-000000059-60_50/34_Y
3.4 GHz (up to 5 GHz)
Stepping: B2
Cores: 16
100-000000065-06_46/37_Y
3.7 GHz (up to 4.6 GHz)
Stepping: B2
Cores: 6
Single: 614 points @ ~4.55 GHz (PBO: +100 MHz)
Multi: 6229.4 points @ ~4.45 GHz
Would you like to see more benchmarks? :)
The CPU supports TSME. 馃槷 Looks like I was wrong and it's a 5750G Pro. Thanks to @Indonox for pointing that out.


