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Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL vs Intel Xeon D-2712T: Comparison

Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL and Intel Xeon D-2712T separate most on memory channels: Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL at 2, Intel Xeon D-2712T at 4, 50% in favour of Intel Xeon D-2712T. They match on 4 other specifications, including market segment, socket status and pcie generation.

Specs

Specification
Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL
Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL
Intel Xeon D-2712T
Intel Xeon D-2712T
Form FactorEmbeddedLaptop
Model Number7 165HLD-2712T
CodenameMeteor LakeIce Lake-D
Release Year20242022
TDP45 W65 W
iGPUIntel Graphics (Xe-LPG)None
Market SegmentEmbeddedEmbedded
SocketLGA 1851 (embedded/AIO variant)BGA
Socket StatusMatureMature
Process Node7 nm10
Performance Cores64
Efficiency Cores80
SMT EnabledtrueYes
P-Core Base Clock1.41.9
P-Core Boost Clock4.03.0
L3 Cache24 MB15-37%
Base Power45 W65
Memory TypeDDR5 or LPDDR5XDDR4
Memory Channels2-50%4
Max Memory Capacity961024
ECC SupportfalseYes
Integrated GraphicsYesNo
Copilot Plus CertifiedfalseNo
PCIe GenerationPCIe 4.0PCIe 4.0
Retail AvailabilityTray OEMTray OEM
Cores164
Threads228

Verdict

Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL

8 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Core Ultra 7 165HL is the higher-binned half of Intel's embedded LGA Core Ultra 7 pair, a solid fit for embedded and AIO designs that want more headroom.

Intel Xeon D-2712T

7.9 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Xeon D-2712T packs server-grade reliability into a low-power SoC, well suited to edge and appliance deployments.

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