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Intel Xeon E5-2637 processor in LGA2011 socket form factor

Intel

Intel Xeon E5-2637 3.0GHz dual-core switch module

SKU CH-5VJ5-16PX2

Dual-core Xeon processor module running at 3.0 GHz with 5 MB L3 cache for FCLGA2011 socket systems

  • Dual-core Xeon processing handles focused workloads with 3.0 GHz clock speed
  • 5 MB L3 cache accelerates data access for compute-intensive tasks
  • 8 GT/s QPI link enables fast processor-to-processor communication
  • 80 W TDP fits standard server power and cooling envelopes

Xeon E5-2637 dual-core processor

This Intel Xeon E5-2637 is a dual-core server processor with a 3.0 GHz clock speed and 5 MB L3 cache. It uses the FCLGA2011 socket and an 8 GT/s QPI link. The 32 nm design has an 80 W TDP and is sold as a new processor only. It suits administrators upgrading or repairing compatible dual-socket platforms.

Socket FCLGA2011 and 80 W TDP constraint

The FCLGA2011 socket and 80 W thermal design power decide whether this part fits the target system. Boards with a different socket or a lower power budget cannot accept it. Buyers who need a different socket type or a lower-wattage processor must select another module.

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Price $23.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

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Brand nameINTEL

Questions about this item

What does the 3.0 GHz clock speed mean once the processor is installed in a server?

The 3.0 GHz clock sets the base operating frequency for the two cores, determining how many cycles per second each core executes instructions under normal load.

What does the 8 GT/s QuickPath Interconnect cap in practice?

The 8 GT/s QuickPath Interconnect limits the maximum data transfer rate between this processor and other system components such as memory controllers or additional CPUs.

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