Intel Xeon D-1557
Benchmarks & Specs

The Intel Xeon D-1557, a processor of the Broadwell architecture, was manufactured using the 14 nm process. This advanced manufacturing enabled remarkable energy efficiency. With 12 cores and 24 threads, it offered solid multithreading performance for its applications. It was designed as a System-on-Chip (SoC).

This meant a high integration of CPU and platform functions. This design significantly simplified the design of compact systems. It also enabled very energy-efficient solutions. We saw this as a major advantage for specialized applications. These include, for example, network appliances or integrated server solutions.

Support for ECC memory was a central feature. This ensured data integrity in business-critical environments. With 18 MB Level 2 cache, the processor contributed to a responsive workflow. Furthermore, with PCIe 3.0, it offered sufficient scope for a variety of expansion cards. The Intel Xeon D-1557 still finds its place today.

It proves itself in many niche applications, where its specific architecture is still in demand.

• 12 Cores and 24 Threads
• High Integration (SoC)
• ECC Memory Support
• PCIe 3.0