Intel

Intel BX80546KG3600EP Xeon 3.6GHz Server Processor

Experience Reliable Performance with Intel Xeon ProcessingIntroducing the Intel BOXED XEON 3.6GHZ. Designed for demanding tasks, this processor offers a blend of speed and reliability in a robust package. Intel Xeon 3.6 GHz Processor 800 MHz FSB Socket 604 L2 Cache: 1 MB Boxe...

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Overview

Experience Reliable Performance with Intel Xeon Processing

Introducing the Intel BOXED XEON 3.6GHZ. Designed for demanding tasks, this processor offers a blend of speed and reliability in a robust package.

  • Intel Xeon 3.6 GHz Processor
  • 800 MHz FSB
  • Socket 604
  • L2 Cache: 1 MB
  • Boxed Processor

Specifications

Brand
Intel
Model
BX80546KG3600EP
Processor Type
Xeon
Clock Speed
3.6GHz
Application
Server

Frequently Asked Questions

While primarily marketed as a server processor, some older Xeon CPUs can be used in high-end workstation builds, though compatibility with consumer motherboards and chipsets may vary.
The specific socket type, such as LGA771 or LGA775, is not detailed in the provided product features for this Intel BX80546KG3600EP.
Intel Xeon processors typically support ECC memory, which is crucial for server stability, though this specific feature is not explicitly listed for this model.
The core count and thread count for the Intel BX80546KG3600EP Xeon 3.6GHz Server Processor are not specified in the given information.
The product description does not indicate whether a cooling solution, such as a heatsink or fan, is included with the Intel Xeon processor.
The generation of the processor is not specified, and while most Xeon processors support virtualization, this feature is not explicitly mentioned in the provided details.
Server processors like the Intel Xeon are generally not designed for user overclocking, as stability and longevity are prioritized over extreme performance boosts.