144 cores, 180MB cache, Intel Sierra Forest processor appears in test database again

According to news from this site on May 11, another test result of Intel’s Sierra Forest processor recently appeared in the Geekbench benchmark test database.

This test sample uses the Intel Beechnut City test motherboard platform, runs the CentOS Stream 9 operating system, and has an overall memory capacity of more than 1000GB.

Previous information revealed that Beechnut City is a dual-channel LGA4710 platform motherboard, which supports the installation of 2-SP version of the Xeon 6 series processor; and the higher-end -AP The dual-channel test motherboard platform supporting the Xeon 6 series processors is code-named Avenue City.

This recently exposed test sample is configured with two processors that have reached the maximum specifications of the Sierra Forest-SP series (144 cores), with a total of 288 cores and 288 threads.

Each 144-core Sierra Forest-SP processor includes 72MB of L2 cache and 108MB of L3 cache, with a single CPU total cache capacity reaching 180MB.

However, in terms of frequency, this sample maintains the same 2.2GHz base frequency as the test results in December last year.

Earlier reports on this site mentioned that Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger plans to share "How Intel Xeon processors provide excellent performance" at the keynote speech at the 2024 Taipei International Computer Show. efficiency per watt."

At that time, it is expected to officially release the energy-efficient core version of the Xeon 6 processor code-named "Sierra Forest".

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