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HP 507722-L21 Xeon E5520 2.26 GHz Processor

Power Your Server with Reliable ProcessingThe HP Intel Xeon Processor E5520 delivers efficient performance for your server needs. With a clock speed of 2.26 GHz, 8MB L3 cache, and 60W power consumption, this processor is designed for DDR3-1066 compatibility. Processor Type: Intel Xeon E5520 Clo...

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Overview

Power Your Server with Reliable Processing

The HP Intel Xeon Processor E5520 delivers efficient performance for your server needs. With a clock speed of 2.26 GHz, 8MB L3 cache, and 60W power consumption, this processor is designed for DDR3-1066 compatibility.

  • Processor Type: Intel Xeon E5520
  • Clock Speed: 2.26 GHz
  • Cache: 8MB L3 Cache
  • Power Consumption: 60 Watts
  • Memory Type: DDR3-1066

Specifications

Brand
HP
Processor Type
Xeon
Processor Model
E5520
Clock Speed
2.26 GHz

Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Xeon E5520 processor is designed for specific older-generation server/workstation motherboards and will not be compatible with newer consumer-grade or different socket types.
The HP Xeon E5520 processor operates at a base clock speed of 2.26 GHz, providing consistent performance for its intended applications.
While it is a powerful server/workstation processor, the Xeon E5520 is not primarily designed for gaming and its older architecture may not offer optimal gaming performance compared to modern consumer CPUs.
No, the Intel Xeon E5520 processor does not feature integrated graphics, so a dedicated graphics card is required for any system using this CPU.
The Xeon E5520 is typically used in server environments or professional workstations where reliability, multi-core performance, and enterprise features are prioritized over single-core speed.