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Intel Xeon E5410 processor in Socket 771 package

Intel

Intel Xeon E5410 2.33GHz 12MB 80W Socket 771 Switch Module

SKU CH-X0DC-T0VAD

Four-core Xeon processor running at 2.33 GHz with 12 MB L2 cache for Socket 771 servers

  • Quad-core Xeon handles parallel workloads efficiently
  • 12 MB L2 cache reduces memory latency
  • 33 GHz clock with 1333 MHz FSB delivers responsive throughput
  • 80 W TDP fits standard Socket 771 power envelopes

Intel Xeon E5410 quad-core processor

This Intel Xeon E5410 processor delivers four cores at 2.33 GHz with 12 MB of L2 cache and a 1333 MHz front-side bus. It fits Socket 771 platforms and carries an 80 W thermal design. The unit is supplied as a new processor only.

Replaces earlier dual-core Socket 771 CPUs

The jump to four cores is worthwhile for multi-threaded server workloads that can use the extra threads and larger cache. It does not suit boards limited to dual-core processors or systems requiring a lower power envelope than 80 W.

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Price $14.99
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Brand nameINTEL

Questions about this item

Will the Socket 771 processor fit my server board?

The Xeon E5410 uses a Socket 771 interface, so the motherboard must provide a matching LGA 771 socket and a chipset that supports 1333 MHz FSB.

What is the installation step people get wrong?

The 80 W TDP requires a heatsink rated for at least that thermal load; many builders reuse a lower-rated cooler and the CPU throttles immediately.

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