Intel Xeon 6780E

Description

Category,Details & Descriptions
Brand,"Intel (Xeon 6 Series)This is part of Intel's latest 2024–2026 branding shift, simplifying the ""Scalable"" naming into the ""Xeon 6"" generation."
Score (PassMark),"CPU Mark: ~86,734While the multi-core score is high due to the 144 cores, the Single Thread Rating (~1,923) is lower than P-core models because E-cores prioritize efficiency over individual speed."
Class,Server / Data CenterSpecifically categorized for high-density cloud environments where throughput-per-watt is more important than raw peak frequency.
Cores & Threads,"144 Cores and 144 ThreadsE-cores do not use Hyper-Threading; therefore, the thread count matches the core count exactly."
Integrated Graphics,"NoneAs a high-end server chip, it requires a dedicated GPU or a motherboard-integrated VGA controller for display output."
Usage Type,"Cloud Native / MicroservicesBest for containerized apps, web hosting, networking (VNF), and large-scale data analytics where tasks can be split across many small cores."
TDP Power,"330 WThe Thermal Design Power represents the heat generated at base frequency. Despite the high core count, it is tuned to stay within standard server cooling limits."
Clockspeed Base,2.2 GHzThe consistent speed at which all 144 cores operate under standard conditions to save energy.
Turbo Speed,3.0 GHzThe maximum speed a core can reach for short bursts to handle sudden spikes in workload.
Socket Type,"Intel FCLGA4710 (Socket P7)A new, larger socket designed specifically for the Xeon 6 platform to support increased power and memory lanes."
Cache Memory,108 MB L3 Smart CacheA large shared pool of memory that allows the 144 cores to access frequently used data rapidly.
RAM Support,8-Channel DDR5 @ 6400 MT/sSupports up to 4 TB of total system memory with Error Correction Code (ECC) to prevent data corruption.