Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 2011

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 2011

Intel
51 Overall Score
vs
Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066

Intel
60 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 2011

95 out of 100 low confidence 5 reviews

Users are very satisfied with this Intel processor, praising its price-to-performance ratio, especially in the E5 series. The 3.1GHz boost speed, hyperthreading, and virtualization support are highlighted as key strengths. It is considered a solid performer for the cost, ideal for dual-processor setups like VMware hosts.

Pros
  • Great price-to-performance ratio
  • 3.1GHz boost speed
  • Hyperthreading support
  • Virtualization support
  • Ideal for dual-processor setups
👍 Price performance 3
👍 Boost speed 1
👍 Hyperthreading 1
👍 Virtualization 2
👍 Dual processor setup 1

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066

72 out of 100 medium confidence 18 reviews

This Intel Core i7-7820X is a high-performance processor that excels in overclocking and demanding tasks like gaming and video editing. Users praise its power and speed, though many note the high price and the need for a compatible, often expensive, X299 platform. Some reviewers mention that AMD offers better value for most users, and there are concerns about the lack of support for 4K Blu-ray playback due to missing SGX technology.

Pros
  • Excellent overclocking potential
  • High single-core performance
  • Great for gaming and rendering
  • Runs cool with good cooling
  • Powerful for demanding workloads
Cons
  • High price
  • Requires expensive X299 platform
  • No 4K Blu-ray support (SGX)
  • Not good value vs AMD
  • Runs hot at stock
👍 Overclocking potential 4
👎 Price 4
🤔 Value for money 3
👍 Performance 5
👍 Cooling 3
👎 Platform cost 2

Scores

Budget
Intel
35
Intel
66
Productivity
Intel
54
Intel
65
Ai Llm
Intel
46
Intel
59
Gaming
Intel
23
Intel
59
Server
Intel
56
Intel
55
Efficiency
Intel
32
Intel
50

Specifications

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X
Processor
BrandIntelIntel
SeriesXeonCore i7
ModelE5-2630 v27800X
Codename—Skylake X
Classserverdesktop
Process—14★
Cores & Clocks
Cores66
P-cores—8★
Threads1212
Base Clock
2,600
3,500
Boost Clock
3,100
4,000
Cache
L2 Cache1.56★
L3 Cache15★8.25
Performance
PassMark Multi
7,466
12,997
PassMark Single
1,554
2,378
Memory
Memory TypeDDR3DDR4★
Max Speed
1,866
2,400
Channels44
Max Memory
768
No data
ECC✓✓
Platform & Power
SocketLGA 2011LGA 2066
PCIe3.03.0
PCIe Lanes—28★
TDP80★140
Unlocked✗✓★
Graphics & AI
Integrated Graphics—Radeon Graphics

Pros & Cons

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 2011

  • Strong user sentiment (99th percentile)99th %ile
  • Strong platform (76th percentile)
  • Below average feature (21st percentile)

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066

  • Strong feature (84th percentile)84th %ile
  • Strong platform (84th percentile)84th %ile
  • Strong social proof (80th percentile)80th %ile
  • Strong ai (70th percentile)
  • Below average user sentiment (22nd percentile)

Pricing

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066 is €398 cheaper (1.8x less).

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 20110.057score per dollar
vs
Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 20660.124score per dollar

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066 offers 2.2x better value for money

Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 6-core LGA 2011

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X 6-core LGA 2066

Verdict

★ Winner: Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X

Scores 60 overall, wins 5 of 6 usage categories and 11 of 26 specs.

Intel Core i7 X-Series 7800X Better at:

Ai LlmBudgetGamingEfficiencyProductivity

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