ok: Expand coverage for all AMD CPU model numbers

[tylerfanelli]

An AMD processor's generation can be found from the ID associated with the
processor.

For example:
A 1st generation (Naples processor) has an ID of 7xx1, where the lower "1"
indicates the first generation of EPYC processors. This is extended with each
new generation of AMD EPYC processor:

    Naples: 1 (SEV)
    Rome: 2 (SEV, SEV-ES)
    Milan: 3 (SEV, SEV-ES, SEV-SNP)

[dagrh]

Looking down Wikipedia's list of EPYC models, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epyc,
what does this code do when run on a '7573X' or '72F3' ?
(Or a non-EPYC AMD cpu)

[dagrh]

Looking down Wikipedia's list of EPYC models, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epyc, what does this code do when run on a '7573X' or '72F3' ? (Or a non-EPYC AMD cpu)

Actually, thinking about this, the right way to do this is to use the family/model ; I think tehy're pretty stable so you then get a whole bunch with one comparison