Intel Xeon E5 2620 vs Xeon 6353P
We compared two server CPUs: Intel Xeon E5 2620 with 6 cores 2GHz and Xeon 6353P with 8 cores 2.7GHz . You will find out which processor performs better in benchmark tests, key specifications, power consumption and more.
Main Differences
Xeon 6353P 's Advantages
Released 12 years and 11 months late
Higher specification of memory (4800 vs 3)
Newer PCIe version (5 vs 3)
Higher base frequency (2.7GHz vs 2GHz)
Larger L3 cache size (24MB vs 15MB)
More modern manufacturing process (10nm vs 32nm)
Lower TDP (65W vs 95W)
Score
General Parameters
Mar 2012
Release Date
Feb 2025
Intel
Manufacturer
Intel
Server
Type
Server
Sandy Bridge-EP
Core Architecture
Raptor Lake-R
Intel Socket 2011
Socket
Intel Socket 1700
N/A
Integrated Graphics
N/A
Xeon E5 (Sandy Bridge-EP)
Generation
Xeon 6 (Raptor Lake Refresh)
Package
2.27 billions
Transistor Count
-
32 nm
Manufacturing Process
10 nm
95 W
Power Consumption
65 W
-
Peak Operating Temperature
100°C
Intel
Foundry
Intel
435 mm²
Die Size
257 mm²
CPU Performance
2 GHz
Performance Core Base Frequency
2.7 GHz
2.5 GHz
Performance Core Turbo Frequency
5.4 GHz
6
Total Core Count
8
12
Total Thread Count
16
100 MHz
Bus Frequency
100 MHz
20.0
Multiplier
27.0
64 K per core
L1 Cache
80 KB per core
256 K per core
L2 Cache
2 MB per core
15 MB shared
L3 Cache
24 MB shared
No
Unlocked Multiplier
No
2
SMP
1
Memory Parameters
DDR3
Memory Types
DDR4-3200, DDR5-4800
4
Max Memory Channels
2
-
Max Memory Bandwidth
76.8 GB/s
Yes
ECC Memory Support
Yes
Miscellaneous
3
PCIe Version
5
-
PCIe Lanes
16
