Intel’s upcoming Emerald Rapids HPC processor collection goals to reinforce its Xeon lineup by rising the variety of cores. Intel’s fifth Gen Xeon structure is predicted to extend the core depend to 64 cores and now because of some early benchmark numbers, we’ve an thought of what sort of efficiency to anticipate.
Lower core depend configurations, similar to 48C/96T, could be utilized in numerous SKUs, together with the just lately found Xeon Platinum 8551C and Xeon Platinum 8558P on Geekbench. The testing has proven that each CPUs (8551C and 8558P through Wccftech) boosted as much as 3.17GHz, however their base clock speeds differed, with the 8551C having a base frequency of two.9GHz and the 8558P having a base clock of two.7GHz.
Although the Zen 4-based AMD EPYC 9454 processor, with a 48-core configuration and 290W TDP, outperforms each Intel Xeon Emerald Rapids CPUs in single-core and multicore testing. However, each Intel CPUs beat the older Zen 3-based EPYC 7643, which additionally has a 48-core configuration.
The Intel fifth Generation Xeon Series is ready to hit the market on December 14th, together with accompanying client platforms like Meteor Lake. At this time, it’s unknown if Xeon will unveil a complete portfolio or solely disclose choose elements which have already been confirmed, with the introduction of different SKUs to return later.
KitGuru says: Intel’s new Xeon refresh is simply across the nook, so we cannot be ready for much longer to see a wider vary of efficiency checks overlaying extra of the line-up.
