# AMD’s Venice-X maxes out family at 5.3 GHz, returning 3D V-Cache to data center after four years

Source: [Latest from Tom's Hardware](https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amds-venice-x-maxes-out-family-at-5-3-ghz-returning-3d-v-cache-to-data-center-after-four-years-chips-target-hpc-workloads-with-pcie-6-0-and-1-6-tb-s-memory-bandwidth) · 2026-11-11 · Industry
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Kind: release · Impact: medium

## In brief

- AMD's Venice-X tops out the family at 5.3 GHz and brings 3D V-Cache back to data center CPUs after four years.
- AMD skipped deploying Turin-X CPUs in the previous generation, so 3D V-Cache had been absent from the data center since Genoa-X launched in 2023.
- Venice-X is slated for the second half of next year, targeting HPC workloads, and matches 96 cores.

## Why it matters

Venice-X gives HPC and data center buyers a server CPU with 3D V-Cache again, which can matter for cache-sensitive workloads, though the sources give few details beyond clock speed and core count.

## Coverage

- [AMD’s Venice-X maxes out family at 5.3 GHz, returning 3D V-Cache to data center after four years](https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amds-venice-x-maxes-out-family-at-5-3-ghz-returning-3d-v-cache-to-data-center-after-four-years-chips-target-hpc-workloads-with-pcie-6-0-and-1-6-tb-s-memory-bandwidth) — Latest from Tom's Hardware, 2026-11-11

Tags: amd, epyc, 3d v-cache, data center, hpc, cpu

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