Enterprise Solutions for AMD EPYC™ 4005 & 4004 Series Processors

Socket AM5: High-performance, validated server platform designed for easy-to-use, low-cost systems for growing businesses and hosting

AMD EPYC CPUs for 24x7 Business Growth and Manageability

AMD EPYC™ 4004 Series Processors were a welcome addition to the 4th Gen AMD EPYC™ processor family, and now the 4005 Series comes out of a new processor family with "Zen 5" core architecture - lowering the threshold for businesses and hosting services that have been wanting to move to a platform with a server OS and other enterprise features, yet at an optimal price point in GIGABYTE solutions. SMB and hosting services rely on server-grade reliability so they can continue running 24x7. At the same time, they need to have a higher degree of manageability than what is found at the consumer level. On top of validating, GIGABYTE provides GIGABYTE Management Console (GMC) for system management and GIGABYTE Server Management (GSM) software for monitoring multiple servers.

AMD EPYC 4005 Series Processor

AMD AM5 Socket is versatile as it can support the consumer platform yet is able to step into the field of enterprise-level applications, and GIGABYTE has motherboards and servers to support it. Taking advantage of its low cost per core and high core count options, the first processor on this platform, the AMD Ryzen™ 7000 Series, has proven its value in the enterprise server market. Now leaping to the AMD EPYC™ 4005 Series, AMD furthers expands capabilities by including even more enterprise features, such as support for Windows Server 2025. Using "Zen 5" architecture, processors can easily handle compute-heavy workloads yet are multiskilled for users to find an optimal choice for applications where performance, productivity, and efficiency matter.

4nm
process

Up to 16
cores

Up to 32
threads

B650E
chipset

PCIe 5.0
support

Up to 5600 MT/s
DDR5

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Video - AM5 Platform Out in the Wild

STH Examines - Affordable Virutalization?

Is it possible to run an enterprise-grade platform while at a very attractive price? The R113-C10 and AMD EPYC 4464P show it is possible, and it is great for SMBs, homelabs, or MSP deployments.

Why is it popular?

- affordable combo (server & CPU) price

- supports 12 "Zen 4" cores

- ECC memory support

- great virtualization capabilities

- software licensing value

And the cherry on top is the great value considering that Windows Server and other software licensing models have a 16 core license pack. This system ticks all the boxes, but its best to hear from STH's Patrick.