HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
- HP E5400/E8200 seri…
- 20-port 10/100/1000…
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Quad-core desktop processor running at 4.40 GHz with 8 MB smart cache, 5 GT/s DMI2, LGA 1150 socket, 22 nm process and 88 W TDP
This Intel Core i7-4790K desktop processor delivers four cores running at 4.40 GHz with 8 MB Smart Cache. It uses the FCLGA1150 socket and a 22 nm manufacturing process within an 88 W thermal design. The component is supplied new as a processor-only unit for system integration.
Suits builders assembling an LGA 1150 platform who want an unlocked multiplier for overclocking headroom. Not for buyers who need a newer socket, more than four cores, integrated graphics disabled, or a cooler included in the box.
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This module uses the FCLGA1150 socket and is rated at 88 W, so choose a motherboard and cooler designed for that socket and thermal envelope.
The 4.40 GHz rating is the maximum turbo frequency the quad-core i7-4790K can reach under load when thermal and power headroom allow.
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