Xeon Phi

The Xeon Phi refers to a line of many-core processors used in high-performance computing. Its basis is the Intel MIC (Many Integrated Core) architecture and Int64 instruction set. Xeon Phi coprocessors in different versions are characterized by up to 72 cores and a clock speed of 1.6 GHz. Moreover, they offer a maximum TDP of 215W with memory capacity up to 384GB. Xeon Phi, the package type of pins is FCLGA3647 which has a 3647 number. It can have a maximum of 72 cores and 14 threads, which is supported by the Intel C620 chipset. The TDP of the Xeon Phi processor is up to 215 W with the maximum L2 cache memory not exceeding even 34 MB. Furthermore, it provides DDR3-1600 memory or DDR4-2133, with up to the capacity of maximum size in KB. The available expansion mode of Xeon Phi is PCI Express 3.0 and the SVLCLGA3647 socket supports it. Intel MIC is the processor technology and it works with motherboards of type C620 made by Intel.