Intel Quark SoC X1021 vs AMD EPYC 8124P vs AMD EPYC 8024P
Intel Quark SoC X1021
AMD EPYC 8124P
AMD EPYC 8024P
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CPU Speed
1 x 400.00GHz vs 16 x 2.45GHz vs 8 x 2.40GHz
CPU Threads
1 vs 32 vs 16
Photolithography Size
32 nm vs 0 nm vs 0 nm
L2 Cache
Unknown vs Unknown vs Unknown
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General Information
Photolithography Size
32nm
Unknown
Unknown
Smaller Size Indicates Newer Chip
CPU Temperature
110°C°C
Unknown
Unknown
If CPU temperature exceeds the maximum operating temperature, random resets and issues can occur
Supported Instruction Sets
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Additional Multimedia or 3D Processing Instructions Added to CPU
Usage Type
Embedded
Server
Server
CPU Usage Type
CPU Socket
FCBGA393
SP6
SP6
Supported CPU Sockets
Integrated Graphics
No
No
No
With Integrated Graphics, No Need to Buy Separate Graphics Card
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
2.2 W
125W
90W
Thermal Design Power (TDP) is the maximum amount of power the cooling system needs to dissipate. Lower TDP generally means it consumes less power
PCI Express (PCIe) Version
2.0
Unknown
Unknown
PCI Express (PCIe) is a high-speed expansion card standard connecting the computer to its peripherals. Updated PCIe versions offer higher bandwidth and improved performance
64-bit Support
No
No
No
A 32-bit operating system can only support 4GB of random access memory (RAM). 64-bit OS supports more than 4GB of RAM, enhancing performance and supporting 64-bit applications
Performance
CPU Speed
1 x 400.00GHz
16 x 2.45GHz
8 x 2.40GHz
CPU Speed indicates how many processing cycles a CPU can complete in one second, considering all cores (processing units). It is calculated by adding the clock frequencies of each core, or for multi-core processors with different microarchitectures, adding each group of cores
CPU Threads
1
32
16
More threads mean faster performance, better for multitasking
Turbo Boost Speed
400.00GHz
3.00GHz
3.00GHz
When CPU operates below its throttling speed, it promotes higher clock speeds for increased performance
Unlocked Multiplier
No
No
No
Some processors with unlocked multipliers can easily achieve overclocking, providing higher performance for gaming and other applications
L2 Cache
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Larger L2 cache allows CPU and system to perform faster
L3 Cache
Unknown
64MB
32MB
Larger L3 cache allows CPU and system to perform faster
L1 Cache
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Larger L1 cache allows CPU and system to perform faster
L2 Core
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Access to each core of the CPU, storing more data in L2 cache by accessing CPU’s every core
L3 Core
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Access to each core of the CPU, storing more data in L3 cache by accessing CPU’s every core
Benchmark
PASSMARK Result
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
This score tests CPU performance using multiple threads.
PASSMARK Result (Single)
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
This score tests CPU performance using a single thread.
Integrated Graphics
Graphics Card Model
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Integrated Graphics Model Used by CPU
Supports Multi-Monitor
Yes
No
No
Integrated Graphics Supports Multi-Monitor
Maximum Supported Monitors
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Maximum Number of Monitors Supported by Integrated Graphics
Memory
Memory Type
DDR3 800
Unknown
Unknown
DDR (Double Data Rate) memory is the most common RAM. Support for newer DDR memory brings higher maximum speeds and improved energy efficiency
Max Memory Bandwidth
1.6 GB/s
Unknown
Unknown
This is the highest efficiency at which data can be read from or stored into memory
Max Memory Channels
1
6
6
More memory channels increase the transfer speed of data between memory and CPU
Max Memory Size
2
Unknown
Unknown
Maximum Size of Memory (RAM) Supported
Supports ECC Memory
Yes
No
No
CPU Supports ECC Memory
Other Features
Supported Instruction Sets
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Instruction Set is the set of codes that a CPU uses to perform certain functions
Multithreading
No
No
No
Multithreading technology (like Intel's Hyperthreading or AMD's Simultaneous Multithreading) enhances performance by splitting processor’s physical cores into virtual cores (also called "threads"), allowing each core to run two instruction streams
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