Product comparison · 2 cpus

HP Intel Xeon Gold 6140M vs HP Intel Xeon Silver 4110

Key differences

Processor family
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:Intel® Xeon® Gold
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:Intel Xeon Silver
Processor model
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:6140M
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:4110
Processor base frequency
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:2.3 GHz
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:2.1 GHz
Processor cores
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:18
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:8
Processor threads
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:36
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:16
Processor boost frequency
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:3.7 GHz
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:3 GHz
Processor cache
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:24.75 MB
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:11 MB
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
- Intel Xeon Gold 6140M:140 W
- Intel Xeon Silver 4110:85 W

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Comparison of Intel Xeon Gold 6140M, Intel Xeon Silver 4110
55 specifications	A HP Intel Xeon Gold 6140M View product	B HP Intel Xeon Silver 4110 View product
Processor10 differ
Processor familyDiffers	Intel® Xeon® Gold	Intel Xeon Silver
Processor generationKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1st Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable
Processor modelDiffers	6140M	4110
Processor base frequencyDiffers	2.3 GHz	2.1 GHz
Processor coresDiffers	18	8
Processor seriesDiffers	Intel Xeon Gold 6000 Series	Intel Xeon Silver 4000 Series
Processor threadsDiffers	36	16
Processor boost frequencyDiffers	3.7 GHz	3 GHz
Processor cacheDiffers	24.75 MB	11 MB
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs	140 W	85 W
SteppingDiffers	H0	U0
Memory2 differ
Maximum internal memory supported by processorDiffers	1.5 TB	768 GB
Memory clock speeds supported by processorDiffers	2666 MHz	2400 MHz
Features3 differ
Maximum number of PCI Express lanesDiffers	48	40
Embedded options availableDiffers	No	Yes
ScalabilityDiffers	S4S	2S
Operational conditions1 differ
TcaseDiffers	91 °C	77 °C
Technical details1 differ
Integrated Intel® Omni-Path Architecture (Intel® OPA) versionKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Number of UPI linksDiffers	3	2

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