Xeon E-2136 comparable to what i7 CPU

[Birdman Jr]

Just wondering what a Xeon E-2136 is comparable to in the i7 lineup

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https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/126684/intel-core-i7-8700k-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-70-ghz.html

[Omega]

i7 8700k. The 8700k is clocked slightly higher meaning it's slightly faster.

[_I_]

the xeons are clocked lower, but have more cache, and support ecc ram

2136 is 6 core with ht, 3.3-4.5ghz

close to the i7 8700 non k
6 core with ht, 2.3-4.6ghz

only real diff is the ecc ram support, but for most thats not an issue

[Snow]

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the xeons are clocked lower, but have more cache, and support ecc ram

2136 is 6 core with ht, 3.3-4.5ghz

close to the i7 8700 non k
6 core with ht, 2.3-4.6ghz

only real diff is the ecc ram support, but for most thats not an issue

There's also one important thing you forgot to mention - Xeon CPUs don't have integrated graphics. These days iGPUs are really good so I think it worth mentioning.

[iceman1980]

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the xeons are clocked lower, but have more cache, and support ecc ram

2136 is 6 core with ht, 3.3-4.5ghz

close to the i7 8700 non k
6 core with ht, 2.3-4.6ghz

only real diff is the ecc ram support, but for most thats not an issue

Xeons also have one other key characteristic that sets them apart from consumer CPUs the configuration of the cache. In a normal CPU it is what we call "N-way set associative tag-ram" in Xeons it is Full-set-way associative tag RAM this is what cache is, it does not actually store any actual code what it stores is tag-ram addresses which are tables of memory locations and where they can be found rapidly. In full-way the CPU knows the address of every single memory location and whats stored there hence "full-set-way associative tag-ram"