Intel CPUs with no Sspec

[CPUShack]

Sometimes Intel just used a codename, and no sspec

Here are some rare one, an Intel Everest ES, and an Intel BlackOps (which was for some time the fastest production Intel CPU)

[cvandijk]

Those looks pretty cool, that's two for the want list

[CPUShack]

Everest in interesting, the first everest was a 2-core Westmere running at 4.4GHz.

However this is a Sandybridge-EP, in LGA2011, which isnt something Intel ever released at 4.4GHz

[cvandijk]

Maybe just a kind of test to see how fast and stable they can make them?

[frag_]

Afaik blackops was special oem lot where very high single core performance was needed (fast trading?).

[xsecret]

Yep, they're dedicated to high-frequency trading.

[TASOS]

[g0b]

Any link with info about those two ? googled it quickly, but got overflooded with blackops game and everest software

[CPUShack]

Black Ops has info out there

Everest was made in several versions, starting with a Yorkfield, then a Westmere, and a Broadwell I think

THis Everest is a SandyBridge-EP, which was never released

[CPUShack]

Some more info here:

http://www.cpushack.com/2018/07/03/cpu-of-the-day-the-intel-everest-series/

[debs3759]

You forgot to add the link Seen it in News though

[CPUShack]

[ylp1194045441]

FYI, There is also a 4.4GHz 4 Core Intel Blackops. It also has 25MB L3 cache. Probably cut down from a 10C die too.