Intel unveils Xeon 6 processors with up to 144 E-cores

04 June 2024
This series is dubbed "Sierra Forest". There is also Granite Rapids coming later this year - that will have Xeon 6 processors with P-cores instead.

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Anonymous, 04 Jun 2024Too servers are on arm now, and xeon with only e cores?? Ju... moreThey just own Computex yesterday, Skymont (new E core), showed massive perfomance gain and they are on par with cortex X3/X4, Lunar lake is going to compete directly with Arm based cpu.

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    • 04 Jun 2024

    The greatest, 04 Jun 2024For are trolls that know nothing out there, this CPUs are f... moreToo servers are on arm now, and xeon with only e cores?? Just screams desperation on consumption
    You dont know how far behind intel is now

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      • 04 Jun 2024

      FatShady, 04 Jun 2024so, with that much E cores, instead of sucking off 500w, it... moreuseless fake core thats intel

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        • 04 Jun 2024

        For are trolls that know nothing out there, this CPUs are for servers and not for your crapomi, crapple or crapsung. Get over it.

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          • 04 Jun 2024

          FatShady, 04 Jun 2024so, with that much E cores, instead of sucking off 500w, it... more500w for useless cores hahahhaha thata why Amd rocks

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            • 04 Jun 2024

            Intel is dead. Long live AMD !

              so, with that much E cores, instead of sucking off 500w, it'd suck about 490w...

                Anonymous, 04 Jun 2024Maybe this will even remotely threaten AMD, although I high... moreThese are better than AMD only at very specific workloads, and this is only when compared to AMD's current releases EPYC processors. Plus, they're more expensive than almost all of AMD's entire lineup. Combine that with the fact that AMD's upcoming (and in fact already announced) EPYC chip that uses 192 Zen 5c cores (which also have hyperthreading, unlike Intel) will definitely crush it across everything, and this suddenly doesn't look good. Still, architecture-wise, it has very low power consumption levels compared to before and seems like it's more power efficient, so Intel seems to be slowly gaining back their ground. In the long run, Intel will be back at the top of their game, but for now this'll barely threaten AMD.

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                  • 04 Jun 2024

                  Maybe this will even remotely threaten AMD, although I highly doubt it

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