Intel Xeon Granite Rapids-SP processor revealed with LGA 4710 slot
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Update time : 2023-07-06 12:38:20
Source @momomo_us recently posted a tweet showing off the Intel Xeon processor called Granite Rapids-SP and the new LGA 4710 slot it comes with.
The image shows two LGA 4710 slots, the smaller slot is close to the Granite Rapids-AP CPU and LGA 7529 slot, while the larger slot will also be compatible with Intel's future Xeon processors codenamed "Sierra Forest".
There is speculation that the smaller LGA 4710 slot may serve the Xeon WS, a consumer/workstation series, but that just can't be confirmed at this time.
Sources say Intel is evaluating two different Integrated Heat Sink (IHS) designs for the LGA 4710 processor, one of which is similar to AMD's AM5 CPUs.
"YuuKi-AnS" shared more information about the LGA-4710 slot, and also showed a platform called "Beechnut City" that is compatible with GNR-SP CPUs. Beechnut City is a dual-socket platform designed for upcoming data center processors and is based on the Granite Rapids-SP architecture.
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