New Benchmarks Leaked | AMD EPYC Rome 64 Core CPU VS Intel Cascade Lake-AP 48 Core Xeon CPUs, AMD showing an impressive performance

New Leaked Benchmarks are  in 2S Configuration – 96 Cores/192 Threads Versus 128 Cores/256 Threads

The latest leaks come from HKEPC Facebook page where a moderator has posted results of not one but two upcoming data center CPUs. These include the AMD EPYC Rome and Intel Cascade Lake Advanced Performance CPUs. wccftech

AMD showcased the EPYC Rome processors based on the 7nm process node from TSMC. Their presentation last month gave us a good list of details and the 7nm Chiplet design along with the 14nm I/O die, coupled on a single package looked very neat.

Intel has their new Cascade Lake Advanced Performance processors coming out that will rock an MCP (Multi-Chip Package) design. Each of those CPUs would pack 48 cores and 96 threads along with cache improvements, although, Intel would be relying on the existing 14nm++ node.

The platform is a 2S design which means that two CPUs were running and we see a total of 128 cores and 256 threads (64 cores and 128 threads per CPU). The CPU has a base clock of 1.80 GHz and ends the test under 5 seconds with a reported score of 12861 points. Intel’s CPU, the platform featured 96 cores and 192 threads (48 cores and 96 thread per CPU). The clock speed was configured at 2.50 GHz (base) and hit scores of 12482 points. Once again, the score looks really good if we are to consider the less core and thread count on the Intel CPU. We are looking at 16 fewer cores and 32 fewer threads on the Intel Xeon CPU.

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Wccftech

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