Intel Sapphire Rapids processor benchmark scores leaked
Sapphire Rapids is Intel’s next-generation Xeon processors that are divided into two categories, the difference being whether they are equipped with HBM2e memory. It is said that the Sapphire Rapids processor configured with memory will use four groups of HBM2e, each with a capacity of 16GB, a total of 64GB of memory, and a peak bandwidth between 1.432 TB/s and 1.640 TB/s, and will share the socket with the regular version of the Sapphire Rapids processor.
In the Cinebench R15 test, the Sapphire Rapids processor maintained its single-core performance advantage, but the multi-core performance still trailed the EPYC 7773X processor.
It is understood that the Sapphire Rapids processor of the Eagle Stream platform uses the core of the Golden Cove architecture and is manufactured using the 10nm Enhanced SuperFin process. The new platform also supports PCIe Gen5, CXL 1.1 (Compute Express Link), and eight-channel DDR5 memory, while continuing Intel’s built-in AI acceleration strategy and supporting Intel Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX).