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AMD EPYC "Verano" CPUs to Use New SB1 Socket, Dynatron Cooler Listing Suggests

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AMD's upcoming EPYC "Verano" processors will apparently use a new socket called SB1. The name comes from server cooler maker Dynatron, which now states on its website that its cooling solutions support "AMD EPYC Verano on Socket SB1." Dynatron also has a product page up for a 4U active cooler listed as "SB1-4U-ACTIVE (TBD)," so the final product name is still pending. The "B" in SB1 could point to a BGA package soldered to the board, although th…
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The newest AMD Epyc 9006 LP chips, known as Verano code name, will be based on the forward-looking Socket SB1 interface. This information has been released by the Dynatron refrigeration system developer, recording compatibility with future CPUs in the specifications of the SB1-4U-ACTIVE server coolant. Processors will form part of the Zen 6 microarchitecture-based hardware ecosystem and will be designed as central control nodes for ... The post …

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techpowerup.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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