Intel Xeon Gold 5217 The Division Benchmarks - Can Xeon Gold 5217 Run The Division?

Xeon Gold 5217 - 1080p - R9 Nano - The Division Benchmarks

The Xeon Gold 5217 GPU ranks between the Xeon E5-1660 v4 and Xeon Gold 6130F in the gaming rig hierarchy. It's 0% less powerful than the Xeon E5-1660 v4 but still offers 0% more juice than the Xeon Gold 6130F for those epic gaming sessions. When it comes to fragging, the Xeon Gold 5217 leaves the Ryzen Threadripper 2920X in the dust with a comfortable 0.5% lead in FPS. It even outperforms the beefier Ryzen Threadripper 2950X, giving gamers more bang for their buck. In the realm of virtual worlds, the Xeon Gold 5217 shows a stellar performance leap, outpacing the last-gen Xeon Gold 5117F by a whopping 3.3%. With -6 extra cores, the Xeon Gold 5217 ensures smoother frame rates than its predecessor, the Xeon Gold 5117F. Yet, the Xeon Gold 5217 flexes its 8 cores effectively, outscoring the similarly-priced Ryzen Threadripper models by 0.5% and even surpassing the more expensive Ryzen Threadripper 2950X in gaming performance. Once again, the Xeon Gold 5117F gets left behind in the pixel dust, as its Cascade Lake-based successor shows a ~3.3% speed boost in the latest game benchmarks. The Xeon Gold 5117F is a testament to how far behind the high-end Skylake SP-based GPUs lag compared to the new Cascade Lake lineup. With its performance, the Xeon Gold 5217 snags the 173rd spot on the leaderboard. Intel's Xeon Gold 5217 may only have a slight edge over the Xeon Gold 5117F, but it opens up a significant lead over the stock Ryzen Threadripper 2920X in gaming marathons. In the gaming world, the Xeon Gold 5217 GPU is your mid-tier warrior, wielding its 8-cores and 16-threads to deliver decent frame rates in most titles.