Sapphire Rapids Discussion Thread

[SteelCrysis]

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/sapphi...ed-lga4677

Update: YuuKi_AnS has published a photo of the delidded Sapphire Rapids processor revealing what is under the hood of the CPU. The Sapphire Rapids sample apparently carries four dies and an Altera Max 10 FPGA (which is probably used for startup/initialization purposes).
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One thing to note about the current leak is that YuuKi_AnS added two stickers to his pictures. The stickers carry the G14056-002 part number, which matches the part number of Intel's Xeon Phi 7120P. Obviously, the addition does not add any credibility to the leak, but since the CPU packaging corresponds to the LGA4677 blueprints and we have another confirmation from an independent source, it is highly probable that we are dealing with a Sapphire Rapids sample.