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Fujitsu Xeon 6527P vs Fujitsu Xeon 6736P

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  • 73specifications compared
  • 15differ
  • 58identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

The Fujitsu Xeon 6736P has 209 P more processor model than the Fujitsu Xeon 6527P (6736P vs 6527P). The Fujitsu Xeon 6527P has 1 GHz more processor base frequency than the Fujitsu Xeon 6736P (3 GHz vs 2 GHz). The Fujitsu Xeon 6736P has 12 more processor cores than the Fujitsu Xeon 6527P (36 vs 24). Only the Fujitsu Xeon 6736P has embedded options available. Only the Fujitsu Xeon 6736P has Intel® Speed Select technology - Performance Profile (Intel® SST-PP).

  • Processor model
    • Xeon 6527P:6527P
    • Xeon 6736P:6736P
  • Processor base frequency
    • Xeon 6527P:3 GHz
    • Xeon 6736P:2 GHz
  • Processor cores
    • Xeon 6527P:24
    • Xeon 6736P:36
  • Processor threads
    • Xeon 6527P:48
    • Xeon 6736P:72
  • Processor boost frequency
    • Xeon 6527P:4.2 GHz
    • Xeon 6736P:4.1 GHz
  • All core Turbo frequency
    • Xeon 6527P:4.2 GHz
    • Xeon 6736P:3.4 GHz
  • High priority cores
    • Xeon 6527P:8
    • Xeon 6736P:12
  • High priority core frequency
    • Xeon 6527P:3.1 GHz
    • Xeon 6736P:2.1 GHz

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Comparison of Xeon 6527P, Xeon 6736P
73 specifications
Processor11 differ
Processor modelDiffers6527P6736P
Processor base frequencyDiffers3 GHz2 GHz
Processor coresDiffers2436
Processor threadsDiffers4872
Processor boost frequencyDiffers4.2 GHz4.1 GHz
All core Turbo frequencyDiffers4.2 GHz3.4 GHz
High priority coresDiffers812
High priority core frequencyDiffers3.1 GHz2.1 GHz
Low priority coresDiffers1624
Low priority core frequencyDiffers2.9 GHz1.9 GHz
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs255 W205 W
Features1 differ
Embedded options availableDiffersNoYes
Processor special features1 differ
Intel® Speed Select technology - Performance Profile (Intel® SST-PP)DiffersNoYes
Operational conditions2 differ
DTS MaxDiffers102 °C98 °C
TcaseDiffers79 °C87 °C

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