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Intel Xeon 6756E vs Intel Xeon 6760P: Comparison

Intel Xeon 6756E and Intel Xeon 6760P separate most on l3 cache: Intel Xeon 6756E at 160 MB, Intel Xeon 6760P at 128 MB, 20% in favour of Intel Xeon 6756E. They match on 16 other specifications, including product line, release year and market segment.

Specs

Specification
Intel Xeon 6756E
Intel Xeon 6756E
Intel Xeon 6760P
Intel Xeon 6760P
Product LineXeonXeon
CodenameSierra RapidsGranite Rapids
Release Year20242024
Market SegmentServerServer
SocketOtherOther
Socket StatusCurrentCurrent
Process Node33
Performance Cores064
Efficiency Cores1280
SMT EnabledNoYes
P-Core Base Clock1.82.2
P-Core Boost Clock3.03.6
Unlocked MultiplierNoNo
L3 Cache160 MB128 MB-20%
Base Power400335
Memory TypeDDR5DDR5
Memory Channels88
Max Memory Capacity20482048
ECC SupportYesYes
Integrated GraphicsNoNo
PCIe GenerationPCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0
ArchitectureSierra RapidsGranite Rapids
Socket Support1S/2S1S/2S
Max Memory2048 GB (8-channel DDR5-6400)2048 GB (8-channel DDR5-6400)
Cores12864
Threads128128

Verdict

Intel Xeon 6756E

8.6 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Xeon 6756E trades per-core performance for AMD-style core density, a strong pick for horizontally-scaled cloud-native fleets.

Intel Xeon 6760P

8.9 / 10 Expert Rating

The Intel Xeon 6760P is the value-clocked half of Intel's 64-core Granite Rapids pair, a strong default for high-density virtualization and HPC.

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