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Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit vs Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit

9specifications compared
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5identical
1known for one product only

Key differences

The Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit has 70 W more thermal Design Power (TDP) than the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit (165 W vs 95 W). Processor family: Intel® Xeon® on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit, Intel® Xeon® 7000 Sequence on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit. Processor model: 7041 on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit, 7120M on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit. Processor cache type: L2 on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit, L3 on the Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit.

Processor family
- 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit:Intel® Xeon®
- 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit:Intel® Xeon® 7000 Sequence
Processor model
- 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit:7041
- 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit:7120M
Processor cache type
- 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit:L2
- 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit:L3
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
- 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit:165 W
- 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit:95 W

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Comparison of 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit, 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit
10 specifications	A Acer 2x Xeon MP 7041Ghz 2x2MB, R910 Upgrade kit View product	B Acer 2x Xeon MP 7120M 3.0GHz, 800MHZ GHz 4MB, R910 Upgrade kit View product
Processor4 differ
Processor familyDiffers	Intel® Xeon®	Intel® Xeon® 7000 Sequence
Processor modelDiffers	7041	7120M
Processor cache typeDiffers	L2	L3
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs	165 W	95 W
Featuresidentical
Market segmentKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Server

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