Description
Performance
The Xeon V4 2.3GHz processor is designed for high-performance computing and can handle demanding workloads such as data center, enterprise, and high-performance computing applications. Its fast clock speed and large 45MB L3 cache allow for quick access to frequently used data, reducing the need to access the slower main memory. The 9.6GT/s QPI (QuickPath Interconnect) speed allows for fast communication between the processor and other components in the system, such as the chipset and memory.
Additionally, the processor supports Intel Hyper-Threading technology, which allows for multiple threads to be processed simultaneously, increasing performance in multi-threaded workloads. The processor also supports Intel Virtualization Technology (VT-x) and Intel Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VT-d), which enables multiple operating systems to run on the same hardware, improving server utilization and reducing costs.
Comparison With Similar Processors
The Xeon V4 2.3GHz processor can be compared to other processors within the Xeon V4 family, as well as processors from other manufacturers such as the AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon Scalable family.
When comparing to other Xeon V4 processors, the main difference between the V4 2.3GHz and others will be clock speed and cache size. For example, the Xeon V4 2.4GHz has a faster clock speed but the same amount of cache. While the Xeon V4 2.5GHz has a faster clock speed and more cache (55MB)
When comparing to other processors from other manufacturers, such as the AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon Scalable family, the main differences will be in the number of cores, clock speed, cache size, memory support and interconnect technology. The Xeon V4 2.3GHz has a lower core count and clock speed compared to some of the processors in the Xeon Scalable family and the EPYC processors have a higher core count.
It’s important to note that a direct comparison between processors can be difficult as it depends on the specific use case and workload. Therefore, it’s recommended to consult with experts and do a thorough assessment of your specific needs and requirements before making a decision.
Power Consumption and Thermal Design
The Xeon V4 2.3GHz processor has a TDP (Thermal Design Power) of 145W, which means that it requires a cooling solution that can dissipate up to 145 watts of heat. This is a relatively high power consumption for a server processor and it is important to consider the thermal design of the system to ensure that the processor operates within safe temperature limits.
One way to ensure proper cooling is to use high-quality heatsinks and fans, as well as proper air flow within the system. Additionally, liquid cooling solutions can also be used to dissipate heat more effectively.
It’s also important to note that power consumption can vary depending on the workload and usage of the processor. For example, a processor running at full load will consume more power than one running at idle. Therefore, it’s important to monitor power consumption and make sure that the system is not overloading the power supply or exceeding power consumption limits.
General information CM8066002023907 Intel
- Product type : server processor
- Product manufacturer : Intel corporation
- Manufacturer part number : CM8066002023907
- Product model : E5-2697V4
Technical Information CM8066002023907
- Processor core : 18-core
- Clock speed : 2.3GHz
- Max turbo frequency : 3.6GHz
- Quick path interconnect(QPI) speed : 9.6GT/s
- No of QPI links: 2
- Instruction set : 64-bit
- Instruction set extensions : AVX 2.0
Cache memory detail
- l3 cache : 45MB
- Lithography : 14NM
- Max thermal design power (TDP) : 145W
- Compatible processor socket : FCLGA-2011
