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Square green circuit board with gold contacts and silver metal heat spreader, refurbished server processor

DELL Refurbished

DELL 462-7466 Xeon E5-2609 v2 2.5 GHz 10 MB 80 W server processor

SKU CH-6YCP-H13KP MPN 462-7466

Quad-core Xeon server processor running at 2.5 GHz with 10 MB cache and 80 W TDP, supporting DDR3-1333 memory

  • Supported memory speedDDR3 1333
  • Quad-core Xeon handles parallel server workloads
  • 5 GHz base frequency drives responsive compute
  • 10 MB L3 cache reduces memory latency
  • 80 W TDP limits power draw in dense racks

Refurbished quad-core Xeon server processor

The Dell 462-7466 delivers a quad-core Xeon E5-2609 v2 running at 2.5 GHz with 10 MB L3 cache. It is a refurbished component intended for server maintenance or cost-sensitive infrastructure upgrades.

FCLGA2011 socket with DDR3-1333 memory controller

The processor fits an FCLGA2011 socket and integrates a DDR3 memory controller rated for 1333 MT/s. It operates within an 80 W thermal envelope and uses a 6.4 GT/s QPI link, so the platform must provide matching socket, memory and interconnect support.

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Price $105.99
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Specifications

Memory
Supported memory speedDDR3 1333
Size & build
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size127 × 127 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

What thermal ceiling does the 80 W Xeon E5-2609 v2 hit first when all four cores run at 2.5 GHz for hours?

The 80 W TDP is the design limit; sustained full-load operation will push the package toward that envelope, so adequate case airflow and a properly rated cooler are required to keep temperatures stable.

How loud and hot does the 80 W processor get inside a typical 1U server running continuously?

At 80 W the chip itself produces a steady heat load; actual noise and surface temperature depend on the chassis fans and heatsink chosen, not on the processor alone.

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