AMD EPYC Turin vs. Intel Xeon 6 Granite Rapids vs. Graviton4 Benchmarks With AWS M8 Instances

Written by Michael Larabel in Cloud on 24 October 2025 at 11:00 AM EDT. Page 6 of 10. 5 Comments.

👁 Timed FFmpeg Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed Gem5 Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed Godot Game Engine Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed LLVM Compilation benchmark with settings of Build System: Ninja. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed CPython Compilation benchmark with settings of Build Configuration: Released Build, PGO + LTO Optimized. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed Eigen Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed PHP Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

👁 Timed Erlang/OTP Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. m8a.4xlarge was the fastest.

For those doing a lot of code compilation in the cloud like relying on AWS for build farms or CI/CD testing, the AMD-powered M8a instance was easily delivering the best build speeds of the tested M8 instance types. Graviton4 is useful for delivering competitive value and if explicitly needing AArch64 exposure for your codebase(s).

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