What's the best choice Intel Xeon D-2738 or Intel Core i3-11300? Which processor is faster?
Compare the available specifications of these models.
Intel Xeon D-2738 has a base frequency of 2.50 GHz. 8 / 16 CPU Cores / Threads. Stated TDP / base power 88 W. Released in Q1/2022.
Intel Core i3-11300 has a base frequency of 3.90 GHz. 4 CPU Cores / Threads. Stated TDP / base power 65 W. Released in Q2/2021.
Reasons to consider More number of cores
4 more cores
Reasons to consider Higher clock speed
Around 56% better clock speed
Higher turbo clock speed
Around 31 % higher specified turbo frequency
Lower stated TDP / base power
Power limits alone do not measure performance per watt.
Intel Xeon D-2738
Background information about the processors being compared, series, generation and market segment.
Core counts, threads, cache and clock modes describe the CPU configuration. Performance depends on the workload and comparable measured results.
Internal Graphics does not affect the performance of the CPU, performs the work of the graphics card in its absence or on mobile devices.
Built-in codecs used to encode and decode content. Significantly speeds up the required operations.
Types, channel quantity of RAM supported by Intel Core i3-11300 and Intel Xeon D-2738. Depending on the motherboards, higher or lower memory frequencies may be supported.
Compare the TDP requirements of TDP Intel Xeon D-2738 and Intel Core i3-11300 Power specifications describe different manufacturer limits. TDP, base power and maximum turbo power are separate values; they do not establish measured system consumption.
Architecture, interfaces, additional instructions supported by Intel Xeon D-2738 and Intel Core i3-11300, virtual machine technologies and process technology.
No comparable benchmark results are available yet. Specifications alone do not determine which model is faster.