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The major takeaway of this launch is that AMD continues to have a significant per-socket density advantage over competitive Xeon solutions. Couple that significant IPC uplift, with strong multi-core scaling, and the new unified 元 cache configuration, and Zen 3's performance is greatly improved across a wide variety of workloads versus its predecessors. With all of these architectural enhancements in place, AMD offers an average 19% increase in IPC with Zen 3, which is a major uplift gen-over-gen. Where Zen 2 could handle 2 loads and 1 store per cycle, Zen 3 can handle 3 load and 2 store operations. The front end is faster to react to mispredictions, latency has been reduced for some operations, and there is additional load/store flexibility. Versus Zen 2, Zen 3 has a larger L1 branch target buffer and improved bandwidth through multiple parts of the pipeline.
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In fact, AMD tweaked virtually every part of Zen 3, from the front-end to the execution units, to the load / store capabilities, and the overall topology and chiplet configurations, which in turn affects the cache configurations of the various processors in the new EPYC 7003 series line-up.ĪMD's Zen 3 Architectural Advancements Come To The Data Center
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Zen 3 introduced many architectural changes over its predecessor.