Product comparison · 2 cpus

HP Intel Pentium E6500 vs HP Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit

Key differences

Processor family
- Intel Pentium E6500:Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:Intel® Xeon®
Processor model
- Intel Pentium E6500:E6500
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:L5420
Processor base frequency
- Intel Pentium E6500:2.93 GHz
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:2.5 GHz
Processor cores
- Intel Pentium E6500:2
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:4
Processor socket
- Intel Pentium E6500:LGA 775 (Socket T)
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:LGA 771 (Socket J)
Processor cache
- Intel Pentium E6500:2 MB
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:12 MB
Processor front side bus
- Intel Pentium E6500:1066 MHz
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:1333 MHz
Thermal Design Power (TDP)
- Intel Pentium E6500:65 W
- Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit:50 W

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Comparison of Intel Pentium E6500, Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit
17 specifications	A HP Intel Pentium E6500 View product	B HP Intel Xeon L5420 BL460C G1 RMKT Kit View product
Processor9 differ
Processor familyDiffers	Intel® Pentium® Dual-Core	Intel® Xeon®
Processor modelDiffers	E6500	L5420
Processor base frequencyDiffers	2.93 GHz	2.5 GHz
Processor coresDiffers	2	4
Processor socketDiffers	LGA 775 (Socket T)	LGA 771 (Socket J)
Processor lithography	45 nm	45 nm
Package type	Tray	Tray
Component forKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Server/workstation
Processor operating modes	64-bit	64-bit
Processor cacheDiffers	2 MB	12 MB
Processor cache type	L2	L2
Processor front side busDiffers	1066 MHz	1333 MHz
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs	65 W	50 W
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)Differs	11	7.5
VID Voltage RangeKnown for one	0.8500 - 1.3625 V	Unknown — not stated by the source
Featuresidentical
Market segmentKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Server
Operational conditionsidentical
Maximum operating temperatureKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	57 °C

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