What socket and platform does the EPYC 7352 need?

It uses the SP3 socket (also called socket TR4/SP3) and pairs with AMD EPYC 7002-series server boards. It needs registered ECC DDR4 memory; standard desktop memory will not work.

How does it compare with the EPYC 7302 and 7502?

It sits between them: 24 cores versus 16 on the 7302 and 32 on the 7502, with the same 128 MB L3 cache and 155 W TDP. Pick it when 16 cores are too few and 32 cores cost more than the workload justifies.

Is it a good upgrade from a first-generation EPYC?

Yes, if your board supports EPYC 7002-series chips. Zen 2 brings higher instructions per clock and more cache, so most workloads see a clear gain over Naples-generation parts.

Does it have integrated graphics?

No. It is a server processor with no integrated GPU, so you need a separate graphics card or a board with BMC video for a display.

What memory speed does it support?

It supports DDR4 memory at up to 3200 MT/s across eight channels, with registered ECC modules. Running all eight channels populated gives the best bandwidth.