Intel Xeon D 12 and 16 core parts launched – first benchmarks!

[Patrick Kennedy]

All you need to know about the Intel Xeon D 12 and 16 core launch and line-up. We also are sharing our first 16 core benchmark result

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4. Intel Xeon X5670 Dual Six Core Processor Benchmarks and Review

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[PigLover]

Wow. Those were just launched today. You sure do write fast!

 

[Patriot]

Priced to protect E5, curious on the I/O options... that also probably protects the E5 line.

E3 uses too much power.

 

[Evan]

Priced to protect E5, curious on the I/O options... that also probably protects the E5 line.

E3 uses too much power.

I am surprised we don't see HP and Dell release systems but I guess it's also about protecting their E5 market. It's turning out to be a really great platform.

With the 10g logic in the chip I would love to see that used to connect to a blade backplane and I think you would have an amazing low cost, energy efficient, compact, high performance blade offering.

 

[T_Minus]

http://www.compsource.com/pn/MBDX10...board-12v-Dc-MBDX10SDV7TP8FO-MBDX10SDV7TP8FO/

MacMall | Super Micro XEON D-1500 EMBEDDED FLEX ATX MBD-X10SDV-7TP8F-O

Priced just right for the home lab

 

[gigatexal]

for multithreaded applications the 1587 is a beast given its TDP. alas priced, like was said, to protect cannibalizing the e5s

 

[dba]

All you need to know about the Intel Xeon D 12 and 16 core launch and line-up. We also are sharing our first 16 core benchmark result

The post Intel Xeon D 12 and 16 core parts launched – first benchmarks! appeared first on ServeTheHome - Server and Workstation Reviews.

Related posts:

1. Eight new Intel Xeon D Processors launched – 16 Core Chips Coming
2. Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 – 12 Core Ivy Bridge-EP Benchmarks
3. Intel Xeon E3-1200 V4 series launched
4. Intel Xeon X5670 Dual Six Core Processor Benchmarks and Review

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Patrick, you predicted that there were Xeon D CPUs in my future, and it looks like you were right. If the performance/watt numbers hold up, I'm in!

 

[Patrick]

Patrick, you predicted that there were Xeon D CPUs in my future, and it looks like you were right. If the performance/watt numbers hold up, I'm in!

Yea, I really want to get on a shared chassis version. I think that would help power and efficiency numbers a lot.

 

[MatrixMJK]

Wow, over 127K hits on that article in less than 24hrs.

Very nice write up on some amazing multi-threded performance!

 

[CougTek]

I am surprised we don't see HP and Dell release systems ...

I'm surprised we don't see QNAP and Synology jumping on this platform. It would be the perfect platform for their highest end models.

Also, I'm curious how the Xeon D-1587 would fare against a single Xeon E5-2683 v3. The E5-2683 v3 has almost twice the TDP, a slightly higher frequency and a lot more L3 cache, but I suspect the Xeon D-1587 would be quite close anyway. It's the closest match I can think of between the Xeon D-1587 and any of the E5-2600 v3. Even the price of a single socket LGA-2011 with the E5-2683 v3 and a dual-port SFP+ card is comparable.

 

[Patrick]

@CougTek do you happen to have a single E5-2683 V3 available? If so, we can benchmark and compare easily.

 

[CougTek]

I wish, but no. I only have a single E5-2650 v3 and a few dual E5-2690 v2. The E5-2683 v3 (or Xeon D-1587) would be for another project (a development server).

The E5-2650 v3 has 64GB of DDR4 2133Mhz while the dual E5-2690 v2 have 256GB of DDR3 1866Mhz.