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Intel revealed the 28-core Xeon W-3175 (a consumer processor) a few months ago, however, this is the first time we 've seen a Geekbench Xeon W-3275, which sounds like the successor to that processor.

Mysterious Xeon W-3275 appears in Geekbench, would be the successor to W-3175

This CPU probably uses the same manufacturing node as the ninth generation of Core CPUs, it has 28 cores and 56 threads. This unpublished model obtained 5, 211 points in the single-core tests, placing it between the Core i9 7940X (39, 298) and the i9 9940X (40, 928 points).

Multi-core scoring is much more interesting. The processor scored 39, 869 points, making it one of the best results seen on Geekbench. For comparison: The Threadripper 2990WX scores about 34, 692 points in the Geekbench multi-core test.

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Intel appears to have lowered the Xeon W-3175's 3.1 GHz base frequencies to 2.49 GHz. The single-core boost clock is somewhat higher, that is, to 4.58 GHz. With the 3175 it was 4, 3 GHz. We also see a huge amount of 38.5 MB L3 cache. The L2 is also 28MB. The striking thing here is that the socket is an LGA 1151, this may be an error.

In any case, the 3175 should be available for a suggested retail price of $ 3, 000. At the moment, this chip will only be available by purchasing a workstation from an original equipment manufacturer (OEM), so it is not yet available as a separate product. Hopefully this is also the case for the W-3275.

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