In many organizations, IT infrastructure has begun to constrain business efficiency and growth. For the past decade, IT has rapidly added low-cost hardware to accom- modate business growth. But with data centers now stretched to capacity in terms of power, cooling, and floor space, IT infrastructure is actually limiting IT from investing in innovation. IDC estimates that for every dollar IT spends on hardware to support new users and applications, they spend another 50 cents on power and cooling for existing hardware.1
- General Information
- Manufacturer
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise
- Manufacturer Website Address
- http://www.hpe.com
- Brand Name
- HPE
- Product Line
- Xeon
- Product Series
- 5500
- Packaged Quantity
- 1
- Product Type
- Processor Upgrade
- Technical Information
- Processor Manufacturer
- Intel
- Processor Core
- Quad-core (4 Core)
- Clock Speed
- 2.13 GHz
- QuickPath Interconnect
- 4.80 GT/s
- L1 Cache
- 256 KB
- L2 Cache
- 1 MB
- L3 Cache
- 4 MB
- 64-bit Processing
- Yes
- Process Technology
- 45 nm
- Processor Technology
- Extended Memory 64 Technology
- Virtualization Technology
- Enhanced SpeedStep Technology
- Demand Based Switching
- Processor Socket
- Socket B LGA-1366
- Power Description
- Thermal Design Power
- 80 W
- Environmental Conditions
- Thermal Specification
- 168.8°F (76°C)
- Physical Characteristics
- Width
- 1.7"
- Depth
- 1.8"
- Miscellaneous
- Platform Supported
- PC
