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Refurbished Intel Xeon processor in LGA1567 socket

IBM Refurbished

IBM 88Y5624 Switch Module Xeon 2.13Ghz 30Mb 6.4Gt/S 105W

SKU CH-HP9T-ZGJ1V MPN 88Y5624

A ten-core Xeon processor running at 2.13 GHz with 30 MB cache and 6.4 GT/s QPI for LGA1567 sockets

  • Ten-core Xeon delivers high multi-thread throughput
  • 13 GHz clock speed drives responsive compute performance
  • 30 MB Smart Cache reduces latency for frequent data
  • 4 GT/s QPI link enables fast processor interconnect

Refurbished Xeon Processor Module

This refurbished IBM switch module contains a ten-core Intel Xeon processor running at 2.13 GHz with 30 MB Smart Cache. It uses Socket LGA1567 and a 32 nm manufacturing process with a thermal design power of 105 W. The unit is supplied as a processor only.

QPI Link Speed and Socket Constraint

The module communicates via a 6.4 GT/s QPI link, which sets the practical bandwidth ceiling for multi-socket configurations. Builders needing higher interconnect throughput or a different socket type cannot use this module.

How it compares

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Price $46.99
Cheaper than about 64% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight2.31 kg
Package size254 × 76 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 2.13 GHz ten-core or a different clock speed for my LGA1567 system?

The module contains a single Xeon E78867L running at 2.13 GHz with 30 MB smart cache and 6.4 GT/s QPI; no other clock variants are included in this listing.

What does the 105 W TDP mean for cooling in a live chassis?

The processor draws up to 105 W under full load, so the server's heatsink and airflow must be rated for at least that thermal design power.

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