A recent series of leaked Intel slides have come to detail the performance of the Xeon E5 in comparison with Westmere-EP.
The new Xeon E5 chips are also known under the code name of Sandy Bridge-EP and feature a series of changes when compared with the desktop version of these CPUs.
These include support for up to eight processing cores, which can run a maximum of sixteen threads thanks to Intels Hyper-Threading technology, up to 20 MB of L3 cache memory, as well as the presence of dual QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) links.
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The new Xeon E5 chips are also known under the code name of Sandy Bridge-EP and feature a series of changes when compared with the desktop version of these CPUs.
These include support for up to eight processing cores, which can run a maximum of sixteen threads thanks to Intels Hyper-Threading technology, up to 20 MB of L3 cache memory, as well as the presence of dual QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) links.
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