Dual Processor Intel Xeon Silver 4112 Linux Benchmarks and Review

[Patrick Kennedy]

Our dual processor Intel Xeon Silver 4112 Linux benchmarks and review where we compare the chips to other Xeon Silver configurations and AMD EPYC

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[T_Minus]

Should there be a "dual" in there?


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Final Words
From a performance perspective, it is hard for us to recommend the Intel Xeon Silver 4112 over the Intel Xeon Silver 4112.
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[Patrick]

@T_Minus That is what happens when I get an upgrade notification from United while writing the last paragraph of a review.

 

[T_Minus]

I had to read it 3 times to make sure I wasn't misunderstanding the #s in the CPUs myself, LOL so many model #s now days.

 

[bitrot]

I always thought the Silver 4112 to be rather pointless. The 4110 at the same price point is a much better deal, or the 4114 for $200 more which I consider the 'sweet spot' in the Intel Silver range as far as the price / performance / power consumption equation is concerned (hence I bought it myself).

If the number of cores are a restraint due to software licensing costs, you'll likely opt for a much more powerful CPU anyway. Plus, single core performance isn't even an advantage in this case, as all Intel Silver Xeons have a maximum turbo of 3 GHz.