
Intel's 5.7 GHz Xeon 6377P features 12 P-cores and a desktop-class LGA1700 socket — unusual server CPU prioritizes clock speed over core count
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiigJBVV95cUxOODBvTlJYelRZX3IwUlFpeG9xUTh6U2VibFhpMWpfMlk3RXRER1BLc0xJWmJ2MDgydUcwQmlCVGVRLW11MXFTT1BzQ0IzTjhQbWpjQjF6YjdEWEhJWk5YS2w5TTc5X19mMnlLTEhoTXIxWFIyemhacnVYekR3U2tEanctcHh5ZlRNOWRjUWEwVl9iUW5yZWx2SlhmeWt6RmMyQWVxM2FlY2VwczBtWlhxbnpaOEVGeTlySlFLRnR3Yl83UG8ycElLUFBmb3BReC1PcjhWc1Q2NU1MemM4UUxwUnFuSE8zOEY4QTFtWjZxU1JvcVQ1NDJlLXZFaU9qS1lxQ05aeFZyOHhJQQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Intel's 5.7 GHz Xeon 6377P features 12 P-cores and a desktop-class LGA1700 socket — unusual server CPU prioritizes clock speed over core count</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Tom's Hardware</font>
