Is the L5639 really better than L5520?

Notice: Page may contain affiliate links for which we may earn a small commission through services like Amazon Affiliates or Skimlinks.

uberguru

Member
Jun 7, 2013
319
18
18
I have seen the new C6100 coming out with L5639 processors and i just want to know from people who have benchmarked or tested both to share if there is really much better performance from the L5639 than the L5520. Yes i know L5639 has 6 cores and L5520 has 4 cores and both use 60 Watt TDP...but after looking at cpubenchmark i didn't notice much performance difference

1 x L5520 CPU SCORE 4324 (Dual CPU will be 8648)
PassMark - Intel Xeon L5520 @ 2.27GHz - Price performance comparison

2 x L5639 Dual CPU SCORE 8580
PassMark - [Dual CPU] Intel Xeon L5639 @ 2.13GHz - Price performance comparison
 

MACscr

Member
May 4, 2011
119
3
18
One, those benchmarks are not the greatest tool for picking out cpu's. The second thing is that you are not comparing apples to apples. You cant just simply double a single cpu and say its going to get twice the score. If you want to use their actual scores, the dual 5520 is actually only 7720.
 

mrkrad

Well-Known Member
Oct 13, 2012
1,244
52
48
Compare SR-IOV performance.

Compare memory capacity performance( 288gb/1333mhz)

Compare AES-NI (got ssl?) performance.

Compare active cpu turbo boost(1?2?)/power consumption/heat.

Compare SLAT performance.
 

Jeggs101

Well-Known Member
Dec 29, 2010
1,529
241
63
One, those benchmarks are not the greatest tool for picking out cpu's. The second thing is that you are not comparing apples to apples. You cant just simply double a single cpu and say its going to get twice the score. If you want to use their actual scores, the dual 5520 is actually only 7720.
I think those scores are slightly better than worthless. mrkrad had a good breakdown. L5520's are good for cheaply filling boxes. L5639 is my choice for performance.

mrkrad the 32 nm shrink also had a small instruction per clock boost