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HP 459142-L21 Intel Xeon E5410 DL380G5 Processor
HP Intel Xeon E5410 quad-core processor kit for DL380G5 servers, delivering reliable 2.33GHz performance at 80 watts.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
HP
Model / Part Number
459142-L21
Processor
Intel Xeon E5410
Clock Speed
2.33GHz
Cores
4 (Quad-Core)
Front Side Bus
1333 MHz
Thermal Design Power
80 Watts
Server Compatibility
HP ProLiant DL380 G5
Condition
New Bulk
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Purpose-built kit for the DL380G5 ensures straightforward compatibility without guesswork.
- Quad-core 2.33GHz Xeon E5410 provides solid multi-threaded server performance for its generation.
- 80-watt TDP keeps power consumption and heat output manageable within the DL380G5 chassis.
- New bulk condition means unused components at a lower price than original retail packaging.
👎 Cons
- Only compatible with the HP ProLiant DL380G5, limiting reuse if you change server platforms.
- The E5410 is a legacy processor and does not support current instruction sets or security features found in modern Xeons.
- 1333MHz FSB is a bottleneck compared to newer interconnect technologies, limiting memory and I/O throughput.
- Quad-core count is modest, and upgrading to this processor only makes sense if you are committed to keeping the DL380G5 in service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which HP server is this processor designed for?
This processor kit is specifically designed for the HP ProLiant DL380 G5 server. It is sold as a complete kit (part number 459142-L21) that includes what is needed for installation in that platform.
What are the core specifications of the Xeon E5410?
The E5410 is a quad-core processor running at 2.33GHz with a 1333MHz front side bus and an 80-watt thermal design power, based on Intel's 45nm Harpertown architecture.
Is this a new or refurbished processor?
This is listed as new bulk condition, meaning it is a new processor that ships without retail packaging — typically in anti-static packaging without the original retail box.
Can I use this as a second processor in a dual-socket DL380G5?
Yes, the DL380G5 supports dual processors. This kit can be used to add a second CPU or replace an existing one, though both sockets should ideally run matching processors for optimal performance.