nicalandia
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So the 3495 non-X will likely be nearly twice as fast as the 3495X? Such weird nomenclature...!Ah, but there's a difference. One is the 3495... the other is the 3495X.
To be honest the chance that the twitter poster got it wrong it's actually High. Intel new line of Xeon Workstation CPUs based on Sapphire Rapids will be segmented in 5, 7 and 9 just like the core side. Xeon W5 will have the lowest core count, the Xeon W7 will have mid range Core counts like 32C/64T. The W9 will have the Highest core count. So there is Zero Chance that the Xeon W9 3495X have a measly 32C that will be barely faster than a OC 13900K
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