Intel's new LGA 3647

[jimbob200521]

https://www.servethehome.com/big-sockets-look-intel-lga-3647/

 

[jpiniero]

I know Intel made it so big because of the Phi, but damn. I have to wonder if the size is going to be an issue with customers.

 

[Justinbaileyman]

Holy cow... now that is one heck of a large socket... I bet its going to be for 64cores and up...
Crazy man crazy but hey I want one LOL

 

[Arachnotronic]

Holy cow... now that is one heck of a large socket... I bet its going to be for 64cores and up...
Crazy man crazy but hey I want one LOL

up to 72 cores in Knights Landing, 28 cores in Skylake-EX.

 

[jimbob200521]

Holy cow... now that is one heck of a large socket... I bet its going to be for 64cores and up...
Crazy man crazy but hey I want one LOL

I haven't seen it in any "official" publication but I read about this on another forum {H} and word is it'll be for 28 cores 56 thread Skylake-EP and up to Six Channel DDR4 which explains the extra 1636 pins on that there bad boy.

 

[jimbob200521]

 

[jimbob200521]

http://ark.intel.com/products/family/92650/Intel-Xeon-Phi-Product-Family-x200

Yikes, 16gb of integrated memory? Please!!

 

[Justinbaileyman]

Intel is introducing 28 cores for the enthusiast Market and AMD is just bringing 8c/16t to the table makes me start to wonder if Zen might be to little to late? I know this is a Intel thread and I am sorry to thread cap here but is AMD planning to counter this core count right after launching Zen? I am kinda wanting to see head to head competition core vs core. not 2 to 3 generations old vs what ever is out at the time. Is this Intels plan to kick em when there down?

 

[Arachnotronic]

Intel is introducing 28 cores for the enthusiast Market and AMD is just bringing 8c/16t to the table makes me start to wonder if Zen might be to little to late? I know this is a Intel thread and I am sorry to thread cap here but is AMD planning to counter this core count right after launching Zen? I am kinda wanting to see head to head competition core vs core. not 2 to 3 generations old vs what ever is out at the time. Is this Intels plan to kick em when there down?

28C/56T is not coming to the enthusiast market, nor is LGA 3647. Enthusiasts get LGA-2066 and up to 10 cores with SKL-X.

 

[Justinbaileyman]

Ohhhhh..... so that is for the server market then.. ok gotcha..

 

[Arachnotronic]

Ohhhhh..... so that is for the server market then.. ok gotcha..

Yessir!

 

[2blzd]

Lol another one of these threads? this is like the 3rd time someone posted about LGA 3647 being the next HEDT consumer socket.

What Arachnotronic said

 

[jimbob200521]

Lol another one of these threads? this is like the 3rd time someone posted about LGA 3647 being the next HEDT consumer socket.

What Arachnotronic said

I didn't see any other LGA 3647 threads in the CPU subforum so I figured I'd share. I know based on my history of the internet if it's already been posted I'll know it soon enough haha

And I don't think I ever said this was the next consumer socket. Figured I'd share it as a testament to current technological progress.

 

[Justinbaileyman]

yeah well this is the first time I remember seeing this posted as well.. Still pretty cool even if it is server grade only.. besides its only a matter of time before enthusiast grade hardware catches up to these monster socketed server sized CPU's.

 

[jpiniero]

yeah well this is the first time I remember seeing this posted as well.. Still pretty cool even if it is server grade only.. besides its only a matter of time before enthusiast grade hardware catches up to these monster socketed server sized CPU's.

Well, Skylake Server is 6-channel memory. Skylake-X is "only" quad channel. I have to assume HEDT will be quad channel max for some time.

 

[EXCellR8]

thermal companies are gonna love the boost in profit!

 

[jpiniero]

thermal companies are gonna love the boost in profit!

There was talk about 200 W CPUs... doesn't seem like that is going to happen with Skylake but maybe Cannon Lake?

 

[Arachnotronic]

There was talk about 200 W CPUs... doesn't seem like that is going to happen with Skylake but maybe Cannon Lake?

nah.