nicalandia
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- Jan 10, 2019
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So the 3495 non-X will likely be nearly twice as fast as the 3495X? Such weird nomenclature...!Ah, but there's a difference. One is the 3495... the other is the 3495X.![]()
To be honest the chance that the twitter poster got it wrong it's actually High. Intel new line of Xeon Workstation CPUs based on Sapphire Rapids will be segmented in 5, 7 and 9 just like the core side. Xeon W5 will have the lowest core count, the Xeon W7 will have mid range Core counts like 32C/64T. The W9 will have the Highest core count. So there is Zero Chance that the Xeon W9 3495X have a measly 32C that will be barely faster than a OC 13900K
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