Description
Introduction to the Intel Xeon Processor
The BX80621E52650 is a processor designed and manufactured by Intel Corporation. It belongs to the Intel Xeon E5 series, which is specifically designed for servers and workstations. These processors are known for their high-performance capabilities, reliability, and scalability. The Intel Xeon E5 2650 is an 8-core processor with a base clock speed of 2.0GHz, 20MB L3 Cache, 8GT/s QPI, Socket FCLGA 2011, 32nm technology, and a 95W power consumption. In this article, we will explain in detail each of these specifications, their importance, and how they impact the performance of the processor.
Core Count and Clock Speed
The BX80621E52650 processor has 8 cores, which means it has 8 processing units that can handle multiple tasks at the same time. This makes the processor ideal for applications that require a lot of processing power, such as data analysis, video editing, and gaming. The clock speed of the processor is 2.0GHz, which determines how fast the processor can execute instructions. The higher the clock speed, the faster the processor can perform tasks. However, clock speed alone is not the only determinant of performance, as other factors such as cache size and architecture play a crucial role.
L3 Cache
The BX80621E52650 has a 20MB L3 Cache, which is a memory buffer that stores frequently used data for faster access. This cache memory is larger than the average L3 cache size found in most processors. The size of the L3 cache can impact the processor’s performance, as larger cache sizes can help reduce the time it takes for the processor to retrieve data, resulting in faster processing times.
Quick Path Interconnect (QPI)
The QPI or Quick Path Interconnect is a high-speed interconnect that allows communication between the processor and other system components, such as memory and input/output devices. The BX80621E52650 has a QPI speed of 8GT/s, which is relatively fast and ensures that data is transferred between components as quickly as possible. This results in improved system performance and reduced latency.
Socket FCLGA 2011
The BX80621E52650 processor has an FCLGA 2011 socket, which is a type of socket used by the processor to connect to the motherboard. The socket type determines the physical characteristics of the processor and the motherboard, including the number of pins, pin layout, and size. The FCLGA 2011 socket is a relatively new socket type and is used by high-end processors, such as the Intel Xeon E5 series.
32nm Technology
The BX80621E52650 processor is built using a 32nm technology, which refers to the size of the transistors used in the processor’s design. The smaller the transistor size, the more transistors that can fit in a given space, resulting in more processing power. The 32nm technology used in the BX80621E52650 is relatively small and results in a high-density design, which helps reduce power consumption and heat dissipation.
Power Consumption
The BX80621E52650 has a power consumption of 95W, which refers to the amount of power the processor requires to operate. Power consumption is an important consideration when building a system, as high-power components can result in increased energy costs and higher cooling requirements. The 95W power consumption of the BX80621E52650 is relatively low compared to other high-performance processors, making it an energy-efficient option.
General Information
- Product Type : Server Processor
- Product Manufacturer : Intel
- Model Number or SKU# Bx80621e52650
- Product Model : E5-2650
Technical Information
- Processor Core : 8-Core
- Clock Speed : 2.0 Ghz
- Max Turbo Frequency : 2.8 Ghz
- Quickpath Interconnect(Qpi) Speed : 8.0 Gt/S
Cache Memory Detail
- L3 Cache : 20 Mb
- Lithography : 32 Nm
- Max Thermal Design Power (Tdp) : 95 W
- Compatible Processor Socket : Fclga-2011
Advanced Technologies
- Turbo Boost Technology : 2.0
- Hyper-Threading Technology
- Vpro Technology
- Virtualization Technology(Vt-X)
- Virtualization Technology For Directed I/O(Vt-D)
