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HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142 vs Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160

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  • 42specifications compared
  • 8differ
  • 34identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160 has 2,018 more processor model than the HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142 (8160 vs 6142). The HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142 has 0.5 GHz more processor base frequency than the Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160 (2.6 GHz vs 2.1 GHz). The Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160 has 8 more processor cores than the HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142 (24 vs 16). Processor family: Intel® Xeon® Gold on the HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142, Intel® Xeon® Platinum on the Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160. Processor series: Intel Xeon Gold 6000 Series on the HP Intel Xeon Gold 6142, Intel Xeon Platinum 8000 Series on the Lenovo Intel Xeon Gold 8160.

  • Processor family
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:Intel® Xeon® Gold
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:Intel® Xeon® Platinum
  • Processor model
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:6142
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:8160
  • Processor base frequency
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:2.6 GHz
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:2.1 GHz
  • Processor cores
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:16
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:24
  • Processor threads
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:32
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:48
  • Processor cache
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:22 MB
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:33 MB
  • Scalability
    • Intel Xeon Gold 6142:S4S
    • Intel Xeon Gold 8160:S8S

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Comparison of Intel Xeon Gold 6142, Intel Xeon Gold 8160
43 specifications
Processor7 differ
Processor familyDiffersIntel® Xeon® GoldIntel® Xeon® Platinum
Processor modelDiffers61428160
Processor base frequencyDiffers2.6 GHz2.1 GHz
Processor coresDiffers1624
Processor seriesDiffersIntel Xeon Gold 6000 SeriesIntel Xeon Platinum 8000 Series
Processor threadsDiffers3248
Processor cacheDiffers22 MB33 MB
Features1 differ
ScalabilityDiffersS4SS8S
Processor special featuresidentical
Intel Turbo Boost Max Technology 3.0Known for oneNoUnknown — not stated by the source

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