NVIDIA GH200 Grace CPU vs. AMD EPYC 9005 Turin CPU Performance
Those wanting to see even more benchmarks and go through all of the performance data, CPU power consumption / performance-per-Watt, and performance per core/thread metrics in full can do so via this result page for all of the raw data across nearly 50 benchmarks.
When looking at the performance of the NVIDIA Grace CPU on the GH200 with 72 cores based on the Arm Neoverse-V2, that is how the raw CPU performance comes down up against the AMD EPYC Zen 5 from 64 to 128 cores of the Turin classic cores. The Grace CPU results were much more competitive when looking at the power efficiency. Of course, the main selling point of the GH200 Superchip is when leveraging the Hopper GPU in tandem to which will be for a future article now having remote access again thanks to GPTshop.ai. But for those curious how well Grace / Neoverse-V2 compares to the new EPYC 9005 series in single socket configurations, hopefully today's numbers provided some insight.
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