Description
Overview of the 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon
The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 3.1GHz 25MB L3 Cache 9.6GT/S QPI Speed Socket FCLGA2011-3 22NM 160W Processor is a powerful processing unit that can enhance the performance of your computer system. In this article, we will explain in detail what each of these technical specifications means and how they contribute to the overall performance of the processor.
Intel Xeon Processor
The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor is part of the Intel Xeon family of processors. Intel Xeon processors are designed for use in servers and workstations that require high-performance computing power. They are known for their reliability, stability, and scalability. Xeon processors have higher core counts, larger cache sizes, and support for more memory channels than their consumer-grade counterparts.
10-Core Processor
The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor has 10 cores. Cores are essentially the individual processing units within a CPU that can execute instructions. Having more cores allows the processor to perform more tasks simultaneously, making it ideal for multi-threaded applications such as video editing, rendering, and scientific simulations.
3.1GHz Clock Speed
The clock speed is the rate at which the processor can execute instructions. The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor has a clock speed of 3.1GHz. This means that the processor can execute 3.1 billion cycles per second. A higher clock speed typically means faster processing, but other factors such as cache size and core count can also affect overall performance.
25MB L3 Cache
The cache is a small amount of memory that is integrated into the CPU to store frequently accessed data. The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor has a 25MB L3 cache. L3 cache is the largest and slowest level of cache and is shared among all the cores in the processor. A larger cache can improve overall performance by reducing the number of times the processor has to access slower system memory.
9.6GT/s QPI Speed
QPI stands for QuickPath Interconnect, which is a high-speed interconnect used by Intel processors to communicate with each other and with other components such as memory and PCIe devices. The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor has a QPI speed of 9.6GT/s, which means it can transfer data at a rate of 9.6 billion transfers per second. A higher QPI speed can improve overall system performance by reducing data transfer bottlenecks.
Socket FCLGA2011-3
The socket is the physical interface between the CPU and the motherboard. The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor uses the Socket FCLGA2011-3 interface. This socket is designed for high-performance Intel Xeon processors and supports quad-channel DDR4 memory.
22NM Manufacturing Process
The manufacturing process refers to the size of the transistors on the CPU. The smaller the transistors, the more efficient the CPU is in terms of power consumption and heat dissipation. The 338-BGMW Dell Intel Xeon 10-Core E5-2687WV3 processor is manufactured using a 22nm process, which means that the transistors on the CPU are 22 nanometers in size.
160W TDP
TDP stands for Thermal Design Power
General Information
- Product Type : Server Processor
- Manufacturer Part Number : 338-BGMW
- Product Model : E5-2687WV3
Technical Information
- Processor Core : 10-Core
- Clock Speed : 3.1GHz
- Max Turbo Frequency : 3.5GHz
- Quickpath Interconnect(Qpi) Speed : 9.6GT/S
- Instruction Set : 64-BIT
- Instruction Set Extensions : AVX 2.0
CACHE MEMORY DETAIL
- L3 Cache : 25MB
- Lithography : 22 NM
- Max Thermal Design Power (TDP) : 160W
- Compatible Processor Socket : FCLGA2011-3
