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HP Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor vs HP LB209AA processor

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  • 16specifications compared
  • 3differ
  • 13identical
  • 6known for one product only

Key differences

The HP Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor has 0.13 GHz more processor base frequency than the HP LB209AA processor (2.26 GHz vs 2.13 GHz). The HP Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor has 1 more CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio) than the HP LB209AA processor (17 vs 16). Processor model: E5607 on the HP Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor, E5606 on the HP LB209AA processor.

  • Processor model
    • Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor:E5607
    • LB209AA processor:E5606
  • Processor base frequency
    • Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor:2.26 GHz
    • LB209AA processor:2.13 GHz
  • CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)
    • Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor:17
    • LB209AA processor:16

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Comparison of Intel Xeon E5607, 2nd Processor, LB209AA
22 specifications
Processor3 differ
Processor familyIntel® Xeon® 5000 SequenceIntel® Xeon® 5000 Sequence
Processor modelDiffersE5607E5606
Processor base frequencyDiffers2.26 GHz2.13 GHz
Processor cores44
Processor socketSocket B (LGA 1366)Socket B (LGA 1366)
Processor lithography32 nm32 nm
Component forPCPC
Processor threads44
System bus rate4.8 GT/s4.8 GT/s
Processor operating modes64-bit64-bit
Processor cache8 MB8 MB
Processor cache typeL3L3
Processor front side busKnown for one1066 MHzUnknown — not stated by the source
Thermal Design Power (TDP)80 W80 W
VID Voltage Range0.750 - 1.350 V0.750 - 1.350 V
SteppingKnown for oneB1Unknown — not stated by the source
CPU multiplier (bus/core ratio)Differs1716
Processor codeKnown for oneSLBZ9Unknown — not stated by the source
Package typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceTray
Featuresidentical
Market segmentDesktopDesktop
BandwidthKnown for one26214.4 MB/sUnknown — not stated by the source
Other featuresidentical
L1 cacheKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source0.4 MB

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