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Dell · Processors

338-CKMF

AMD EPYC™ 9224 2.50GHz 24 Core Processor, 24C/48T, 64M Cache, (200W) DDR5-4800

Product specifications

Brand
Dell
Sales SKU
338-CKMF
Product category
Processors
Manufacturer part number
YGM91
Core designation
24 Core
Clock designation
2.50GHz
Power designation
200W

Model compatibility

Compatibility depends on the system generation and installed options. Please confirm the full model, chassis configuration and any existing parts before ordering.

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