The Xeon W-3335 model:family_text, developed by Intel engineers, expanded the range of desktop solutions :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 computational arsenal of this model includes 16 cores, capable of executing 32 instruction threads simultaneously. In standard mode, the chip operates at 3.4 GHz. In Turbo Boost mode, this indicator can reach 4 GHz. Thanks to 24 MB of L3 cache, latency when accessing RAM is reduced. The processor's base thermal design power (TDP) is stated at 250 W. While Xeon W-3335 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.