Xeon W7-2495X

Name: Xeon W7-2495X
Brand: Intel
SKU: intel_xeon_w7_2495x

24-core unlocked Intel Xeon W processor for professional workstations. It is used in systems requiring reliability, memory capacity, and strong multi-threaded performance.

$2,353.99

CategoryComputer Processors

Product Highlights

The most important capabilities and tradeoffs at a glance.

24-Core Workstation Processing

With 24 cores and 48 threads, the Xeon W7-2495X is designed for professional workstation workloads that use strong multi-threaded performance.

Unlocked Performance Tuning

Overclocking support allows this unlocked Xeon W processor to be tuned in compatible systems.

Modern Platform Support

Support for DDR5-4800 memory and PCIe 5.0 helps the processor fit current workstation platforms built around the FCLGA4677 socket.

The Intel Xeon W7-2495X is a 24-core, 48-thread unlocked workstation processor based on the Sapphire Rapids architecture, with DDR5-4800 memory support, PCIe 5.0, and an FCLGA4677 socket for professional workstation systems.

Media Reviews

Independent perspectives and scores from published reviews.

SkatterBencher

SkatterBencher #59: Intel Xeon w7-2495X Overclocked to 5200 MHz - SkatterBencher

The reviewer concluded that the Xeon W7-2495X is a capable workstation processor that is surprisingly easy to overclock, allowing for significant frequency gains when paired with appropriate cooling and a premium motherboard.

Pieter

The Detroit Bureau

Intel Xeon W7-2495X: Review, Specs, And Performance

The review identifies the processor as a powerful, reliable choice for professional workstation tasks like content creation and engineering, though it notes the premium price and emphasizes that it may not be the most cost-effective option for every user.

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Puget Systems

Intel Xeon W-2400 Content Creation Review - Puget Systems

The reviewer highlighted that while the processor offers significant performance gains in many threaded applications and improved power efficiency, it faces challenges in specific media workflows where AMD Threadripper PRO remains a more competitive or superior option.

Matt Bach