Product comparison · 2 cpus

Dell Intel Xeon Bronze 3104 vs Dell Intel Xeon Silver 4109T

Key differences

Processor family
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:Intel Xeon Bronze
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:Intel Xeon Silver
Processor model
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:3104
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:4109T
Processor base frequency
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:1.7 GHz
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:2 GHz
Processor cores
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:6
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:8
Processor threads
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:6
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:16
Processor cache
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:8.25 MB
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:11 MB
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:85 W
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:70 W
Memory clock speeds supported by processor
- Intel Xeon Bronze 3104:2133 MHz
- Intel Xeon Silver 4109T:2400 MHz

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Comparison of Intel Xeon Bronze 3104, Intel Xeon Silver 4109T
50 specifications	A Dell Intel Xeon Bronze 3104 View product	B Dell Intel Xeon Silver 4109T View product
Processor8 differ
Processor manufacturerKnown for one	Intel	Unknown — not stated by the source
Processor familyDiffers	Intel Xeon Bronze	Intel Xeon Silver
Processor modelDiffers	3104	4109T
Processor base frequencyDiffers	1.7 GHz	2 GHz
Processor coresDiffers	6	8
Processor seriesDiffers	Intel Xeon Bronze 3000 Series	Intel Xeon Silver 4000 Series
Processor threadsDiffers	6	16
Processor cacheDiffers	8.25 MB	11 MB
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs	85 W	70 W
Processor boost frequencyKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	3 GHz
Memory1 differ
Memory clock speeds supported by processorDiffers	2133 MHz	2400 MHz
Features1 differ
Embedded options availableDiffers	No	Yes
Processor special features1 differ
Intel® Turbo Boost TechnologyDiffers	No	2.0
Operational conditions1 differ
TcaseDiffers	78 °C	90 °C
Other features1 differ
CompatibilityDiffers	PowerEdge C6420 PowerEdge FC640 PowerEdge M640 PowerEdge R640 PowerEdge R740 PowerEdge R740XD PowerEdge T640	PowerEdge C6420 PowerEdge R640 PowerEdge R740 PowerEdge R740XD

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