Intel Core2 Quad Q9550

Name: Intel Core2 Quad Q9550
Brand: INTEL
Price: 8500 INR
Availability: InStock

Benchmark Score

2392

Price

₹ 8,500

Description

Attribute,Technical Details & Information:

Brand,Intel
Scores (Benchmarks),"• PassMark CPU Mark: ~2,005 Points• Cinebench R15 (Multi-Core): ~265 Points"
Class,"Legacy High-End Performance Desktop Processor (45nm ""Yorkfield"" architecture / Core microarchitecture)"
Cores & Threads,4 Cores / 4 Threads (Does not support Hyper-Threading)
Integrated Graphics,None (Processors of this generation do not feature integrated graphics on the CPU die. Display output requires either a dedicated graphics card or a motherboard with built-in onboard graphics via the chipset).
Usage Type,"Originally a flagship choice for premium gaming rigs, multimedia editing workstations, and heavy multitasking setups in the late 2000s. Today, it serves retro PC gaming builders, vintage technology collectors, and basic home-office legacy systems."
TDP Power,95 Watts (Standard desktop power footprint for high-performance quad-core chips of its era).
Clockspeed Base,2.83 GHz
Turbo Speed,"No Turbo Speed (This processor runs at a locked, static clock frequency of 2.83 GHz on a 1333 MHz Front Side Bus [FSB] and lacks dynamic Intel Turbo Boost technology)."
Socket Type,"LGA775 (Compatible with a vast range of legacy desktop motherboards using chipsets like G31, G41, P31, P35, P45, X38, and X48)."
Cache Memory,"12 MB L2 Cache (Configured as two 6 MB blocks, with each block shared between a pair of cores)."
RAM Support,Controlled by the motherboard chipset. Natively supports either DDR2 (up to 800/1066 MHz) or early standard DDR3 (up to 1333 MHz) up to a typical maximum configuration of 8 GB or 16 GB.

Brands

(Excellent)

Intel

Score

(Very Good)

PassMark CPU Mark: ~2,005 Points

Cores & Threads

(Very Good)

4 Cores / 4 Threads (Does not support Hyper-Threading)

Integrated Graphics

(Poor)

None (Processors of this generation do not feature integrated graphics on the CPU die. Display output requires either a dedicated graphics card or a motherboard with built-in onboard graphics via the chipset).

Class

(Excellent)

Desktop

Legacy High-End Performance Desktop Processor (45nm "Yorkfield" architecture / Core microarchitecture)

TDP Power

(Very Good)

30w to 100w

95 Watts (Standard desktop power footprint for high-performance quad-core chips of its era).

Clockspeed base

(Very Good)

2.5 GHz to 3.0 GHz

2.83 GHz

Turbo Speed

(Very Good)

2.5 GHz to 3.0 GHz

No Turbo Speed (This processor runs at a locked, static clock frequency of 2.83 GHz on a 1333 MHz Front Side Bus [FSB] and lacks dynamic Intel Turbo Boost technology).

Socket Type INTEL

(Very Good)

LGA 775

LGA775 (Compatible with a vast range of legacy desktop motherboards using chipsets like G31, G41, P31, P35, P45, X38, and X48).

Socket Type AMD

(Poor)

Cache Memory

(Very Good)

L1, L2, L3,>-6 MB to 12 MB

12 MB L2 Cache (Configured as two 6 MB blocks, with each block shared between a pair of cores).

RAM support

(Very Good)

DDR3

Controlled by the motherboard chipset. Natively supports either DDR2 (up to 800/1066 MHz) or early standard DDR3 (up to 1333 MHz) up to a typical maximum configuration of 8 GB or 16 GB.

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