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bit_user Note: the embedded chart doesn't have a "zoom" button. If you click this one, you can zoom it to full size: The article said: Therefore, unless Intel plans to offer energy-efficient cores in its next Xeon CPU aimed at entry-level servers and workstations, we may be dealing with a very special processor that features 28 P-cores that is designed to beat all desktop-grade platforms in demanding applications. Don't go creating silly rumors! 99% likelihood this is just a Nova Lake with single compute tile. Especially at 95W!!! The article said: it should also be noted that 28 cores do not naturally derive from a 16P+32E desktop design and are impossible to derive from a notebook-grade 8P+16E design. How did you not get the memo that Nova Lake's die configuration is one of: 8P + 16E + 4LPE 2 * (8P + 16E) + 4LPE??? The first clearly shows how they arrive at 28 cores. Source: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intel-nova-lake-specs-leaked-up-to-52-cores-and-150w-of-tdp-for-intels-amd-zen-6-rival The article said: the abandoned Raptor Lake-32C, which featured an all-P-core design aimed at workstations and entry servers before being canceled. But, that would never have gone in a desktop socket!! It must've been planned to use the same socket as Xeon-W2400. Either that, or it was a 0P + 32E chip. That I could easily see slotting into LGA1700 and would make a lot of sense for light-duty servers. Reply
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