Rumor mill: After launching its Emerald Rapids lineup final December, Intel is anticipated to announce the successors in 2024. In response to its official datacenter roadmap, the corporate will unveil the Granite Rapids-SP Xeon CPUs later this yr following the launch of the Sierra Forest lineup within the coming weeks. Whereas we already knew just a few key particulars, a brand new leak has seemingly revealed further details about the Granite Rapids household.
In response to CPU-Z screenshots posted on X by leaker Yuuki_Ans, the flagship Granite Rapids-SP processor might include 160 cores and 320 threads. Whereas the itemizing reveals solely 80 cores, the thread and cache quantity recommend that the precise core depend could possibly be 160 fairly than 80.
The confusion is probably going because of the truth that the chip in query is a really early engineering pattern displaying a “0” stepping, however the app might nonetheless determine it as a Granite Rapids-SP CPU from the Household 6 Mannequin D line. Regardless of whether or not the leaked CPU comes with 80 cores or 160, it would nonetheless be an improve over Emerald Rapids, which ships with as much as 64 cores and 128 threads.
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The CPU-Z screenshot additionally exhibits that the chip will provide 672MB of L3 cache in whole, together with two swimming pools of 336MB every. Equally, it might have 320MB of L2 cache, combining two swimming pools of 160MB. Nevertheless, Intel’s software program patches from earlier this yr recommend that the top-end Granite Rapids SKUs might provide up to 480MB of L3 cache, which is greater than the 336 MB proven within the leaked screenshot. Both means, it will likely be a serious enchancment over the high-end Emerald Rapids SKUs that ship with as much as 320MB of L3 cache.
Do word that the socket choice panel on CPU-Z is greyed out within the screenshot, suggesting that the system was working a single CPU on the time of testing. Moreover, the screenshot means that the chip could have a 350W max TDP, which is analogous to that of the Xeon Platinum 8592+ (Emerald Rapids).
The leaker additionally posted a second screenshot that confirmed the single-thread and multi-thread benchmarks for the upcoming chip. It notched up 394 factors within the first check and 30,299 factors within the second, suggesting it could be quicker than the Xeon Platinum 8592+ Emerald Rapids CPU. The brand new chip was working at simply 1GHz throughout the check, so its precise efficiency when working at full tilt could possibly be considerably greater.
