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HP 591898-L21 Intel Xeon X5660 2.80 GHz Processor
Enhance Your Server Performance with a Reliable ProcessorIntroducing the HP Intel Xeon Processor X5660, designed to deliver reliable performance for server environments. With a 2.80 GHz clock speed, 12MB L3 cache, and DDR3-1333 support, this processor is a solid choice for demanding workloads. S...
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Overview
Enhance Your Server Performance with a Reliable Processor
Introducing the HP Intel Xeon Processor X5660, designed to deliver reliable performance for server environments. With a 2.80 GHz clock speed, 12MB L3 cache, and DDR3-1333 support, this processor is a solid choice for demanding workloads.
Specifications:
- Processor: Intel Xeon X5660
- Clock Speed: 2.80 GHz
- L3 Cache: 12MB
- Power: 95 Watts
- Memory Support: DDR3-1333
Specifications
Processor Model
Intel Xeon X5660
Clock Speed
2.80 GHz
Design Focus
High availability, scalability, flexibility, price/performance
Brand
HP
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of systems is the Intel Xeon X5660 2.80 GHz Processor designed for?
The Intel Xeon X5660 2.80 GHz Processor is specifically designed for server environments, emphasizing high availability, scalability, and flexibility for enterprise applications.
Does this processor support multi-threading or hyper-threading?
The product description states the processor model and clock speed. While the X5660 generally supports hyper-threading, this specific detail is not provided in the features.
Is this processor suitable for upgrading an older desktop computer?
Xeon processors, especially from the X5660 series, are typically designed for server-grade motherboards and chipsets, making them generally incompatible with standard desktop computer motherboards.
What are the benefits of a processor designed for "high availability, scalability, and flexibility"?
A processor with these design principles is engineered to ensure continuous operation, the ability to expand system resources as needs grow, and adaptability to various workloads without significant system overhauls.
What information is missing about this processor's specifications?
The provided information lists the model (X5660) and clock speed (2.80 GHz). Specifics like core count, thread count, cache size, socket type, or TDP are not detailed.