Performance Tests of New Xeon Processors Revealed

As we know, Intel released its 10th generation processors this year. These processors, whose performance was very popular, also came to the fore regarding their heating. There is another processor family that Intel plans to introduce this year.  

10 nanometers will have new architecture Ice Lake-SP Xeon Although processors target servers and companies as end users, in some cases they can also be the target of performance enthusiasts. We can say that these processors, which are manufactured with multiple cores and threads, are perfect for applications that require high processing power. 

Performance of 10th generation Intel Xeon processors:

According to the resulting data, the processor with 1.25 MB cache per core has 24 cores and 48 threads. The 10th generation Ice Lake-SP processor has more power than the previous generation Skylake-SP processors with 1 MB cache per core 25% increase We can say that it is. According to the data shared by APISAK, the processor, which has an operating speed of 2.2 GHz, can increase the frequency of its cores up to 2.9 GHz under full load. 

appeared before Ice Lake-SP Let's add that compared to the data, these shared data are close to others and offer similar results. Let's also point out that there is an increase in cores compared to the previously shared information, because in the test where similar results were seen, it was said that the processor would come with 12 cores and 24 threads. In both cases, we can say that the performance of the new processor to be released may be close to this.

Similar processor tests also appeared in the SiSoftware SANDRA database. In data offering the same core and thread, cache and GHz data are also equivalent. Intel is also working on Cooper Lake-SP processors. These processors, which will be marketed as 3rd generation Xeon processors, will be available per socket. 3TB memory It will come with Intel's platform called Cedar Island that will support it.