Intel Ice Lake-SP Xeon Revealed in Geekbench
Processor giant Intel will soon introduce its new processor series Ice Lake-SP Xeon processors. Of course, with the new processor series…
Processor giant Intel will soon introduce its new processor series Ice Lake-SP Xeon processors. Of course, with the new processor series…
Processor giant Intel will launch a new processor series very soon. Ice Lake-SP Xeon will introduce its processors. Of course, with the new processor series, we will also have extremely powerful SKUs. Intel, which has been using 14 nm technology for a long time and will use this technology for a while longer, 10 nm technology will use it for the first time in this series.
So what exactly will these processors offer us? These processors are generally designed to be used where high processing power is required. with double socket system tested together on Geekbench. Test results in Geekbench also showed what the real power of the processors will be.
Intel's monster in Geekbench:

10 nm Intel Ice Lake-SP Xeon, which will come with a dual socket system, With 56 cores and 112 threads started the performance test. The processor, which has a base speed of 1.50 GHz and can go up to a maximum speed of 3.19 GHz, is used with Microsoft Windows Server 2019 installed and in total 511.66 GB RAM It was tested on a platform where .
Processor tested with single core 3.424 point managed to get it. Besides, Intel's monster processor in the multi-core performance test 38,079 points got it. In other words, Intel has already shown how willing it is to maintain its place in the business world with its processors that are still in the testing phase.

Intel's biggest rival, AMD, in the same category 64 cores and 128 threads AMD EPYC 7442 Its processor was also previously tested in Geekbench. This processor is in the single-core performance test 4,398 points Even though it beats Intel in the multi-core performance test with 35,492 points It was behind Intel.
However, Intel announced last week that 7 nm technology was postponed for another 6 months. This means that rival company AMD's next processor, EPYC 7003, which will have 7 nm technology, will be competitive. a big advantage It meant he had a chance to catch up. Of course, we can only wait and see how this whole process will turn out.
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