Brand new CPU Processor lntel Xeon 6349P Xeon 6353P Xeon 6357P Xeon 6369P Server Processors

Brand new CPU Processor lntel Xeon 6349P Xeon 6353P Xeon 6357P Xeon 6369P Server Processors

Here’s a comparison table for the Intel Xeon 6348H, 6354H, 6358H, and 6368H processors (note: the exact models you mentioned, like 6349P, 6353P, 6357P, and 6369P, do not exist—these might be hypothetical or typos).

For accuracy, I’ll compare the closest available 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable (Ice Lake-SP) processors:

Hypothetical Intel Xeon P-Series Processor Descriptions

1. Intel Xeon 6349P

• Target Use Case: High-core-count compute efficiency
• Cores/Threads: 32C / 64T
• Base Clock: 2.5 GHz | Boost Clock: 3.8 GHz
• TDP: 225W
• Cache: 45MB L3
• Memory Support: 8-channel DDR4-3200 / DDR5-4800 (depending on gen)
• PCIe Lanes: 64 (PCIe 4.0/5.0)
• Best For: Virtualization, cloud servers, and multi-threaded workloads requiring high core efficiency.

2. Intel Xeon 6353P

• Target Use Case: Balanced performance for enterprise workloads
• Cores/Threads: 24C / 48T
• Base Clock: 3.0 GHz | Boost Clock: 4.0 GHz
• TDP: 205W
• Cache: 36MB L3
• Memory Support: 8-channel DDR4-3200 / DDR5-4800
• PCIe Lanes: 64 (PCIe 4.0/5.0)
• Best For: Database management, enterprise applications, and moderate HPC workloads.

3. Intel Xeon 6357P

• Target Use Case: High-frequency, latency-sensitive tasks
• Cores/Threads: 16C / 32T
• Base Clock: 3.5 GHz | Boost Clock: 4.5 GHz
• TDP: 250W
• Cache: 30MB L3
• Memory Support: 8-channel DDR4-3200 / DDR5-4800
• PCIe Lanes: 64 (PCIe 4.0/5.0)
• Best For: Financial modeling, real-time analytics, and single-threaded performance-critical tasks.

4. Intel Xeon 6369P

• Target Use Case: Maximum throughput for data centers
• Cores/Threads: 40C / 80T
• Base Clock: 2.2 GHz | Boost Clock: 3.6 GHz
• TDP: 270W
• Cache: 60MB L3
• Memory Support: 8-channel DDR4-3200 / DDR5-4800
• PCIe Lanes: 80 (PCIe 5.0)
• Best For: AI/ML workloads, large-scale rendering, and high-density cloud computing.

Key Differences Summary