Intel Xeon X3360

Name: Intel Xeon X3360
Brand: INTEL
Price: 5500 INR
Availability: InStock

Benchmark Score

2444

Price

₹ 5,500

Description

Attribute,Technical Details & Information:

Brand,Intel
Scores (Benchmarks),"• PassMark CPU Mark: ~2,320 Points• Cinebench R15 (Multi-Core): ~285 Points"
Class,"Legacy Enterprise Server & Workstation Processor (45nm ""Yorkfield"" architecture / Core microarchitecture)"
Cores & Threads,4 Cores / 4 Threads (Does not support Intel Hyper-Threading)
Integrated Graphics,None (Server-grade CPUs of this era do not have integrated graphics on the die; visual display requires a dedicated graphics card or an on-board video controller built into the motherboard).
Usage Type,"Originally designed for single-socket (1-way) entry-level tower servers, small business data appliances, and professional design workstations. Currently popular among legacy hardware collectors, retro gaming modders, and basic home-lab servers."
TDP Power,95 Watts (Standard desktop/server thermal layout for its era).
Clockspeed Base,2.83 GHz
Turbo Speed,"No Turbo Speed (This processor runs at a fixed, static base frequency of 2.83 GHz with a 1333 MHz Front Side Bus [FSB] and does not support automatic Intel Turbo Boost)."
Socket Type,"LGA775 (This makes it unique among Xeons as it natively fits standard consumer desktop motherboards using G31, G41, P35, P45, and similar chipsets without needing a physical socket mod)."
Cache Memory,12 MB L2 Cache (Configured as two 6 MB blocks shared across pairs of cores).
RAM Support,"Supports DDR2 (up to 800/1066 MHz) or early DDR3 (up to 1333 MHz) memory, depending entirely on the motherboard chipset choice. Supports Error-Correcting Code (ECC) memory when paired with a server motherboard."

Brands

(Excellent)

Intel

Score

(Very Good)

PassMark CPU Mark: ~2,320 Points

Cores & Threads

(Very Good)

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

Integrated Graphics

(Poor)

None (Server-grade CPUs of this era do not have integrated graphics on the die; visual display requires a dedicated graphics card or an on-board video controller built into the motherboard).

Class

(Excellent)

Server/workstation

Legacy Enterprise Server & Workstation Processor (45nm "Yorkfield" architecture / Core microarchitecture)

TDP Power

(Very Good)

30w to 100w

95 Watts (Standard desktop/server thermal layout for 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 fixed, static base frequency of 2.83 GHz with a 1333 MHz Front Side Bus [FSB] and does not support automatic Intel Turbo Boost).

Socket Type INTEL

(Excellent)

LGA 775

LGA775 (This makes it unique among Xeons as it natively fits standard consumer desktop motherboards using G31, G41, P35, P45, and similar chipsets without needing a physical socket mod).

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 shared across pairs of cores).

RAM support

(Excellent)

DDR3

Supports DDR2 (up to 800/1066 MHz) or early DDR3 (up to 1333 MHz) memory, depending entirely on the motherboard chipset choice. Supports Error-Correcting Code (ECC) memory when paired with a server motherboard.

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