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Serve The Home gives AMD's EPYC 7251 a runthrough for all of us to enjoy using Linux. These are the lowest price EYPC CPUs for sale.
Overall, the AMD EPYC 7251 is not the chip that is going to garner the most headlines. If you are looking for the head turner, see the dual socket AMD EPYC 7601. At the same time, performance is good. If you are budgeting $1000 or so for two CPUs, this is a good option. Unlike looking toward an alternative architecture such as ARM, AMD has a platform that will run just about everything out of the box. We are already seeing signs of the software ecosystem maturing which is great to see.
Overall, the AMD EPYC 7251 is not the chip that is going to garner the most headlines. If you are looking for the head turner, see the dual socket AMD EPYC 7601. At the same time, performance is good. If you are budgeting $1000 or so for two CPUs, this is a good option. Unlike looking toward an alternative architecture such as ARM, AMD has a platform that will run just about everything out of the box. We are already seeing signs of the software ecosystem maturing which is great to see.