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Lenovo 7XG7A05537 SR630 Xeon 5119T 14C/85W/1.9GHz Processor

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Boost Server Performance with the Lenovo SR630 Xeon Processor The Lenovo SR630 Xeon 5119T processor upgrade is designed to deliver enhanced performance and reliability for demanding server workloads. Featuring 14 cores and advanced hardware-enhanced security, this Intel Xeon Gold processor is op...

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Overview

Boost Server Performance with the Lenovo SR630 Xeon Processor

The Lenovo SR630 Xeon 5119T processor upgrade is designed to deliver enhanced performance and reliability for demanding server workloads. Featuring 14 cores and advanced hardware-enhanced security, this Intel Xeon Gold processor is optimized for data center, hybrid-cloud compute, network, and storage environments.

Key Specifications:

  • Processor: Intel Xeon Gold 5119T
  • Cores: 14 Core
  • Clock Speed: 1.9GHz (Overclocking Speed: 3.20 GHz)
  • Cache: L3 Cache: 19.25 MB, L2 Cache: 14 MB
  • Thermal Design Power: 85W
  • Socket Type: Socket 3647
  • Compatibility: Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 server

Key Features

Intel Xeon gold processors offer high performance, Advanced reliability, and hardware-enhanced

Specifications

Brand
Lenovo
Model
SR630 Xeon 5119T
Processor Type
Intel Xeon Gold
Cores
14
Base Clock Speed
1.9GHz
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
85W
Compatibility
Lenovo SR630 Server

Frequently Asked Questions

This processor is specifically designed for the Lenovo SR630 server.
Intel Xeon Gold processors are noted for offering high performance, advanced reliability, and hardware-enhanced security features, making them suitable for demanding data center and cloud workloads.
The Xeon 5119T processor features 14 cores.
The base clock speed for this processor is 1.9GHz.
Server processors typically do not include integrated graphics, relying instead on a discrete graphics card or a basic display adapter on the motherboard, though this specific detail is not provided.