Meet Xeon D-2799 — a modern solution from Intel, which saw the light of day :year_text. The hardware foundation of the die is based on 10 nm manufacturing norms, ensuring high transistor density. The compatible motherboards connector is supported. The die configuration includes 20 computing cores with support for 40 threads. By default, the cores function at 2.4 GHz. During resource-intensive tasks, the clock speed boosts to an impressive 3.4 GHz. For fast data exchange, 30 MB of third-level cache memory (L3) is provided. Nominal power consumption (TDP) is 129 W, so adequate cooling should be considered. While Xeon D-2799 is not positioned as a flagship gaming solution, it is quite capable of handling popular games at medium settings when combined with a discrete graphics card.