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Guru3D.com » News » Intel Sapphire Rapids Workstation Specifications: Up to 56 Cores, 350W TDP

Intel Sapphire Rapids Workstation Specifications: Up to 56 Cores, 350W TDP

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/25/2022 08:30 AM | source: videocardz | 12 comment(s)
Intel Sapphire Rapids Workstation Specifications: Up to 56 Cores, 350W TDP

VideoCardz has provided the Sapphire Rapids-WS CPU specs. These core-heavy chips target workstations, not data centers, unlike Sapphire Rapids-SP.

Sapphire Rapids uses Intel's standard Alder Lake technology with Golden Cove cores. Sapphire Rapids was designed to compete with AMD's EPYC 7003 (Milan) CPUs. Sapphire Rapids has been delayed numerous times and will likely compete with the EPYC 9003 (Genoa) lineup. Sapphire Rapids-WS targets Team Red's Ryzen Threadripper WX-series (Chagall). Zen 3-powered processors are 7nm FinFET, whereas Sapphire Rapids is 10nm.

According to a document VideoCardz got, Sapphire Rapids-WS support DDR5-4800 natively. 10nm chips are 1S-only. The paper didn't confirm memory slots or PCIe 5.0 lanes. Sapphire Rapid-WS has 8-channel support and 112 PCIe 5.0 lanes. Chagall has 128 PCIe 4.0 lanes and DDR4 RAM. The Xeon W9-3495X has 56 cores, 112 threads, and 105MB of L3 cache. The processor is 1.9 GHz and 350W. Still behind Ryzen Threadripper. Ryzen Threadripper Pro 5995WX features 64 cores, 128 threads, and 256MB L3 cache. AMD's processor has a lower TDP than Xeon W9-3495X (280W).

The specs of course, remain unconfirmed.

ProcessorSteppingCores / ThreadsClock SpeedL3 CacheTDP
Xeon W9-3495X Xeon W9-3495X 56C/112T 1.9 GHz 105 MB 350W
SR-WS ES2 D0 (QYQU) 56C/112T ? 105 MB 350W
Xeon W9-3475X E2 (Q19M), E3 (Q19S) 36C/72T 2.2 GHz 82.5 MB 300W
SR-WS ES2 D0 (QYQV) 36C/72T ? 67.5 MB 300W
Xeon W7-3465X E2 (Q19L), E3 (Q19T) 28C/56T 2.5 GHz 75 MB 300W
Xeon W7-3455 E2 (Q19K), E3 (Q19U) 24C/48T 2.5 GHz 67.5 MB 270W
Xeon W7-3445 E2 (Q19J), E3 (Q19V) 20C/40T 2.6 GHz 52.5 MB 270W
Xeon W5-3435X E2 (Q19H), E3 (Q19W) 16C/32T 3.1 GHz 45 MB 270W
Xeon W5-3433 E2 (Q19F), E3 (Q19Y) 16C/32T 2.0 GHz 45 MB 220W
Xeon W5-3425 E2 (Q19G), E3 (Q19X) 12C/24T 3.2 GHz 30 MB 270W
Xeon W5-3423 E2 (Q19E), E3 (Q19Z) 12C/24T 2.1 GHz 30 MB 220W
SR-WS ES2 D0 (QYQW) 12C/24T ? 30 MB 200W






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#6036765 Posted on: 07/25/2022 03:31 PM
Good to see these don't have E-cores (I'm not a hater of them, they just don't belong in high-end workstation CPUs) but I'm sure these will still be unattainably expensive. Power draw isn't looking too great compared to AMD either.

But hey, at least they're releasing something for this segment.

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#6036803 Posted on: 07/25/2022 05:41 PM
I just cant help but lol at intel with xeons anymore.

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#6036815 Posted on: 07/25/2022 07:07 PM
I wonder if we'll get an X499 HEDT lineup?

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#6036866 Posted on: 07/25/2022 11:35 PM
I wonder if we'll get an X499 HEDT lineup?


Depends if AMD uses X499 for ThreadRipper 3 lol

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#6036867 Posted on: 07/25/2022 11:47 PM
Good to see these don't have E-cores (I'm not a hater of them, they just don't belong in high-end workstation CPUs) but I'm sure these will still be unattainably expensive. Power draw isn't looking too great compared to AMD either.

But hey, at least they're releasing something for this segment.

Depends on the application there are some nifty arm servers that have hundreds of arm CPUs.

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