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Refurbished IBM Xeon processor in square green package with gold contact pads

IBM Refurbished

IBM 81Y9417 Xeon E5-2650 2.0 GHz 8-core processor

SKU CH-KFY7-4YMDT MPN 81Y9417

Eight-core Xeon processor running at 2.0 GHz with 20 MB L3 cache for socket FCLGA2011 systems

  • Eight cores handle parallel workloads with 2.0 GHz base speed
  • 20 MB L3 cache reduces latency for data-intensive tasks
  • 8 GT/s QPI link accelerates multi-socket communication
  • 95 W TDP fits standard server thermal envelopes

Refurbished IBM Xeon E5-2650 8-Core Processor

This refurbished IBM processor carries model number 81Y9417 and delivers eight cores at 2.0 GHz. It provides 20 MB of L3 cache and uses a QPI link rated at 8 GT/s. The chip fits an FCLGA2011 socket and has a 95 W thermal design power built on a 32 nm process.

Best for compatible server upgrades.

This unit suits technicians replacing a failed CPU in an existing FCLGA2011 server or expanding a current dual-socket configuration. Buyers who need a current-generation platform, different socket type, or lower power envelope should look elsewhere.

How it compares

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Price $862.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameIBM
Size & build
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size127 × 127 × 51 mm

Questions about this item

Will this processor fit a motherboard with an FCLGA2011 socket?

Yes, the 81Y9417 uses the FCLGA2011 socket, so it requires a compatible motherboard with that socket type.

Can I use this 95 W processor in a system originally designed for a lower-wattage CPU?

The processor draws 95 W, so the motherboard and cooling must support at least that TDP; a board rated for a lower-wattage CPU may not handle it.

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