PROCESSOR INTEL XEON
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Intel® Xeon® Procesor X5650 (12M Cache, 6x 2.66 GHz) 595827-B21

Intel Xeon Procesor E5620 (12M Cache, 2.40 GHz, 5.86 GT/s) SLBV4


Intel Xeon Procesor E5430 ( 12M Cache, 2.5 GHz, 1333MHz ) SLANU


Intel Xeon Procesor E5420 SLBBL( 12M Cache, 2.5 GHz, 1333MHz )


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5320 (8M Cache, 1.86 GHz) SLAEL


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5335 (8M Cache, 2.0 GHz) SL9YK


Intel Xeon Procesor X3430 8M Cache 4x 2.5GHz SLBLJ


Intel® Xeon® Procesor X5570 (8M Cache, 4x 2.93 GHz) SLBF3 | AT80602000765AA


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5520 (8M Cache, 4x 2.26 GHz) SLBFD | AT80602002091AA


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5530 (8M Cache, 4x 2.4 GHz) SLBF7 | AT80602000792AA


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5503 (4M Cache, 2x 2.00 GHz) SLBKD


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5506 (4M Cache, 4x 2.13 GHz) SLBF8


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5502 (4M Cache, 2x 1.86 GHz) SLBEZ


Intel® Xeon® Procesor X5560 (8M Cache, 4x 2.8 GHz) SLBF4


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5630 (12M Cache, 4x 2.53 GHz) SLBVB


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5645 (12M Cache, 6x 2.40GHz) SLBWZ


Intel Xeon Procesor E5540 SLBF6 (8M Cache, 4x 2.53 GHz, 5.86 GT/s QPI)


Intel® Xeon® Procesor L5640 (12M Cache, 6x 2.53 GHz) SLBV8 | BX80614L5640


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E3-1220 (8M Cache, 3.10 GHz) SR00F


Intel® Xeon® Procesor X5667 (12M Cache, 4x 3.06 GHz) SLBVA


Intel Xeon Procesor X3440 8M Cache 4x 2.53GHz SLBLF


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2643V3 SR204 (20 MB Cache, 6x 3400 MHz, 9.6 GT/s QPI (4800 MHz) 5 GT/s DMI) OEM


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2620V4 SR2R6 (20MB Cache, 8x 2.1GHz, 8 GT/s QPI ) OEM


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2637V4 SR2P3 (15 MB Cache, 4x 3.5GHz, 9.6 GT/s QPI ) OEM


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2640V4 SR2NZ (20 MB Cache, 10x 2.6GHz, 8 GT/s QPI) OEM


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2680V4 SR2N7 (35 MB Cache, 14x 2.4GHz, 9.6 GT/s QPI) OEM


Intel® Xeon® Procesor E5-2620V2 SR1AN (15 MB Cache, 6x 2100 MHz, 7.2 GT/s QPI (3600 MHz) 5 GT/s DMI) OEM
Intel Xeon Processors – The Foundation of Reliable Server Infrastructure
The Intel Xeon lineup is a family of processors designed for the most demanding business workloads. Unlike consumer-grade CPUs, these processors are built for continuous operation, offering advanced security features, support for ECC memory, and scalability that allows multiple CPUs to be used within a single motherboard.
Intel Xeon Scalable: Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum?
Choosing the right Intel Xeon generation depends on the scale of operations and expected server workload. The Scalable architecture enables precise matching of computing power to business needs.
Intel Xeon Bronze – Efficiency and Stability
An ideal choice for small businesses and edge servers. Bronze series processors provide solid performance with low power consumption. They are designed for basic tasks such as file servers, simple databases, or email services.
Intel Xeon Silver – The Sweet Spot for Business
The Silver series is the most popular choice for virtualization in mid-sized businesses. It offers support for Hyper-Threading technology and higher clock speeds than the Bronze series, while maintaining an excellent price-to-performance ratio.
Intel Xeon Gold – Enterprise-Class Performance
Designed for demanding databases, advanced virtualization, and ERP systems. Gold processors feature a high core count, large cache memory, and support for fast DDR4/DDR5 memory.
Intel Xeon Platinum – High-End Data Center Solutions
For the most critical workloads. The Platinum series supports up to 8-socket configurations, offering the highest number of PCIe lanes and hardware acceleration for AI (Intel DL Boost). These processors are built for Big Data analytics and real-time systems.
Key Technologies in Intel Xeon Processors
Why do professionals choose Xeon? Thanks to Intel’s unique technologies:
- Intel Hyper-Threading: Enables a single physical core to handle two threads.
- Intel Turbo Boost: Automatically increases clock frequency when needed.
- Intel Optane support: Accelerates data access.
- Advanced encryption: Hardware-based data security support.
FAQ – Intel Xeon Processors Q&A
1. What socket do Intel Xeon processors use?
The socket depends on the processor generation. The most common are LGA 3647 (for 1st and 2nd Gen Scalable) and LGA 4189 or LGA 4677 for newer models. Always check motherboard compatibility.
2. Do Intel Xeon processors require special cooling?
Yes. Due to high power density, these processors require dedicated server-grade cooling solutions, matched to the chassis (e.g., 1U, 2U, or Tower).
3. What is the difference between Xeon and Core i7/i9 processors?
Xeon supports ECC memory, offers more PCIe lanes, can operate in multi-CPU configurations (Dual CPU), and includes AVX-512 instructions required for engineering and scientific workloads.


