The first Intel W790 motherboard exposed: 16 memory slots, built for the new generation of Xeon workstations
CTOnews.com November 29 news, foreign media VideoCardz today exposed the appearance of the SuperMicro W790 motherboard. The motherboard will support Intel's upcoming fourth-generation Xeon-W series of Xeon workstation processors.
According to reports, this is an E-ATX motherboard with 6 PCIe X16 slots, 8-channel memory, 16 memory slots and three M.2 SSD slots.
According to the news previously exposed by foreign media VideoCardz, Intel's new workstation processors include W5, W7 and W9 series, with cores ranging from 12 cores to 56 cores.
CTOnews.com has reported that Intel's new generation of high-performance workstation processors will include the Xeon WMY 3400 and Xeon WMY 2400 series, which do not use the large and small core design on Core, and are all Golden Cove cores. The Xeon Wmuri 3400 series uses up to 56 cores and supports 4TB's 8-channel DDR5 memory, while the Xeon Wmur2400 series supports up to 24 cores and up to 512 GB 4-channel DDR5 memory.
Intel's new generation of high-performance workstation processor revelations:
W5-3423 virtual 12-core 24 threads, 2.1GHz Magi 220W
W5-3425VR 12-core 24 threads, 3.2GHz 270W
W5-3433Plus 16-core 32 threads, 2.0GHz Magi 220W
W5-3435X:16 core 32 threads, 3.1GHz 270W
W7-3445VR 20 cores 40 threads, 2.6GHz Magi 270W
W7-3455VR 24-core 48 threads, 2.5GHz 270W
W7-3465X:28 core 56 threads, 2.5GHz 300W
W9-3475X:36 core 72 threads, 2.2GHz 300W
W9-3495X:56 core 112 threads, 1.9GHz 350W
According to the latest news, Intel's new generation of workstation processors will be released in February next year and in April.
