ST14000NM002G Seagate Exos X16 14TB 7.2K SATA 6GB/S 512E/4KN SED 3.5″ Enterprise HDD

ST14000NM002G Seagate Exos X16 14TB 7.2K SATA 6GB/S 512E/4KN SED 3.5" Enterprise HDD

AMD EPYC server processor — high-core-count x86 server CPU for enterprise virtualization, HPC, AI inference, cloud-scale deployments.

Specifications

• Part Number: ST14000NM002G
• Brand: Seagate
• Family: Enterprise hard drive (hot-swap)
• Cores / Threads: 14 TB
• Base Frequency: 7,200 RPM (7.2K)
• Socket: SATA
• TDP: 120W (entry) to 400W (Genoa-X / Turin 192-core flagship)

Compatibility

AMD EPYC sockets DIFFER between generations: SP3 (Gen1-3) and SP5 (Gen4-5). Cross-generation upgrade requires full motherboard replacement.

• Gen1 Naples (EPYC 7001, SP3): 2017 launch — Dell PowerEdge R6415/R7415, HPE ProLiant DL325/DL385 Gen10, Lenovo SR635/SR655 — 8-32 cores
• Gen2 Rome (EPYC 7002, SP3): 2019 — same chassis + microcode update; 8-64 cores at 7nm
• Gen3 Milan (EPYC 7003, SP3): 2021 — same SP3 socket, drop-in compatible; 8-64 cores Zen 3 + Milan-X 3D V-Cache variants
• Gen4 Genoa (EPYC 9004, SP5): 2022 — NEW SP5 socket — Dell PowerEdge R6625/R7625, HPE DL325/DL385 Gen11, Lenovo SR645/SR665 V3; 16-96 cores Zen 4 + DDR5-4800 + PCIe Gen5 + Genoa-X 3D V-Cache
• Gen5 Turin (EPYC 9005, SP5): 2024 — SP5 socket, drop-in to Genoa platforms with microcode update; 8-192 cores Zen 5 + DDR5-6400

Use Cases

Cloud-scale virtualization (more VMs per socket), HPC (high core count + AVX-512 + PCIe Gen5 NVMe), containers (Kubernetes — 192-core Turin enables massive container density), in-memory databases (Genoa-X 3D V-Cache for SAP HANA), AI inference (cost-effective vs GPU for smaller models), HFT trading. EPYC consistently outperforms Xeon Scalable on core-density + memory-channel-count + PCIe-lane-count metrics. Used by Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, AWS (specific instance families).

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