Monday, June 1st 2026
Intel Makes "Bartlett Lake" More Accessible to End-users as a Xeon 6300 Series Server CPU
Intel debuted "Bartlett Lake" last year as exclusive to the IoT and Embedded markets. Today, it launched the silicon as a Xeon 6300 series entry-level server processor. The series now offers "Bartlett Lake" with all 12 "Raptor Cove" P-cores, and 36 MB of cache, along with support for ECC memory. The chip is drop-in compatible with all Xeon 6300 series LGA1700 server platforms, with a firmware update. The company hasn't detailed processor model numbers, yet. Its availability as a server processor makes it more accessible to end-users to buy one and toy with the elusive processor.

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Edit, it was on 27 May at Videocardz, recommended customer price of 1045usd.