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www.intel.com/in/irdonline Volume 3 • 2009
Intel® Roadmap Directions 2009A Resource Guide for CIOs and IT Professionals
Most companies understand the need to purchase high quality devices for their workforce.
However, many organizations are challenged with determining what the optimum lifetime
of a notebook should be. A range of advice is available, with most indicating an optimum
3-4 year lifecycle. A J.Gold Associates Research Report* indicates most organizations fit
into this general timeframe for replacement of their notebook computers, with most
leaning towards the lower end (3 years). However, with the current climate of budget and
manpower reductions, keeping a notebook for 5 years seems like an attractive cost saving
proposition to some businesses. But does a longer notebook lifecycle make economic sense?
Keeping Notebooks Past Their PrimeA Study of Failures and Costs
In this third quarter of 2009, the Intel Roadmap Directions offers
enterprise more reasons to refresh their PC and server fleet than
ever before. With this smarter, improved and more robust roadmap,
you will see how staying committed to a PC and server refresh will cut
down your TCO, while increasing your ROI, in a shorter time than you
had thought possible.
In this edition, the Intel Roadmap Directions focuses on the Intel®
Xeon® processor 5500 series, which promises robust performance for
the enterprise data center, giving up to nine times increase in the
processing power of older single core servers. In addition, learn more
on how keeping notebooks past their prime can have a negative
impact on business, and how your organization can strive toward
lowering its TCO through optimal PC refresh cycles.
This edition of the roadmap, as with the previous, gives you more
technology updates, news and resources, that will help keep your
business ahead of the change curve in an increasingly competitive
environment.
Read more at http://intel.com/in/irdonline/notebooks.htm
Report Recommendations Based on the Research
• Companies should acquire only notebooks they deem to be of highest quality with low failure rates. Obtaining lower quality devices will add substantially to the lifecycle cost of the device. Paying a little more up front can offer substantial savings over the lifetime of the device.
• Organizations should obtain an extended (3 year) warranty on notebooks if the total cost of purchasing such an option does not exceed $150 in addition to the base price of the machine. This is the breakeven point for extended (3 year) vs. standard (1 year) warranties.
• Businesses should not keep machines past the optimum three year lifecycle of the device. The failure costs associated with years 4 and 5 will be equivalent to the cost of a new machine. Further, the end user productivity loss as a result of keeping slower and less reliable technology in service will far offset any potential capital cost savings to the organization.
• Notebooks have a normal lifecycle. Keeping them past their prime is not a good investment and may actually result in a substantial loss for the organization.
Leading Virtualization 2.0How Intel is driving virtualization beyond consolidation into a solution for maximizing business agility within the enterprise
Read more at
To find out more about Intel VT and its features, see:
http://intel.com/in/irdonline/virtualization.htm
www.intel.com/technology/virtualization/
Virtualization is one of the hottest technologies in IT infrastructure today. According to Gartner*, “Virtualization is the highest impact trend changing infrastructure and operations through 2012. It will change how you manage, how and what you buy, how
1you deploy, how you plan, and how you charge.”
Today Intel is helping enable the next generation of virtualization usage efficiently. Virtualization 2.0 focuses on increasing service efficiency through flexible resource management. In the near future, this usage model will become absolutely critical to data centers, allowing IT managers to use virtualization to deliver high availability solutions with the agility to address disaster recovery and real-time workload balancing so they can respond to the expected and the unexpected.
While optimizing refresh cycles, IT organizations should also consider the positive business case associated with deploying Intel vPro technology. The Wipro* research study titled Using Total Cost of Ownership to Determine Optimal PC Refresh Lifecycles has demonstrated that Intel vPro technology reduces overhead IT management costs by reducing the effort of common IT tasks.
With Intel vPro technology, organizations can expect to spend less time conducting patch and application deployments, PC inventory audits, and deskside visits to resolve software and hardware malfunctions. In addition, Intel vPro technology will allow IT departments to respond more rapidly to security incidents and show an increase in user and IT productivity. Finally, shorter PC lifecycles combined with Intel vPro technology will help companies reduce energy consumption and carbon footprints.
As firms take a hard look at energy usage for cost, regulatory, and environmental reasons, reducing PC power consumption becomes an increasingly important consideration. Wipro concludes that an optimized three year PC refresh cycle along with benefits inherent in Intel vPro technology is a winning combination that will contribute to substantial financial, operational and business benefits. Potential savings explored, as well as the magnitude of savings are summarized in the table below.
Using Total Cost of Ownership to Determine Optimal PC Refresh Lifecycles
Find an online estimator at , which will allow IT, operations, and finance professionals to build a business case tailored to the unique situation at their respective firms.
www.intel.com/business/vpro/roi/demo.htm
Virtualization 1.0IT Goal: Reduce Cost
Virtualization 2.0IT Goal: Increase Service Efficiency
Test and DevelopmentEnables Rapid Deployment
Server ConsolidationReduce CAPEX,Increase Utilization
Virtualization/High Availability/Disaster RecoveryBusiness Continuity
Load BalancingStreamline Resource UtilizationBalance Computing
Demands with Capacity
Read more at http://www.intel.com/in/irdonline/pcrefresh.htm
Impact on Model Company with
11500 Laptop and 19300 Desktop PCs
DescriptionItem
Three Year PC
Refresh Cycle
Intel® vPro™
Technology for Cost
Optimal Maintenance
Intel® vPro
Technology
for Power
™
Newer PCs Use
Less Power
Laptop PCs Use
Less Power
Maintenance and out of warranty support costs
increase sharply in years 4 and 5; for most firms,
three year lifecycles are cost optimal
Enhanced remote PC maintenance decreases
the cost of manual resolution
Remote PC management tool significantly
lowers desktop PC power costs as systems
are remotely powered down
New desktop PCs are almost twice as power
efficient as systems 3 years and older, when
they are in operation
Aside from the productivity benefit, moving
towards power managed laptops can more
than half a typical firms PC power bill
$97 per PC over asset lifetime compared to current state
(20% of the laptop PCs and 19% of the desktop PCs in the
model company are older than three years in current state)
$68 per PC over asset lifetime compared to current state
(20% of the laptop PCs and 19% of the desktop PCs in the
model company are older than three years in current state)
$11 per desktop PC per year
$3 per PC per year
$22 per PC per year
By actively managing Intel’s PC fleet as a strategic asset, Intel IT has consistently
decreased total cost of ownership (TCO) for PCs, achieving a 67 percent reduction since
1995. Because PC acquisition costs typically account for only 20 to 30 percent of TCO, Intel
doesn’t fixate on these costs alone. Instead, PC fleet investments and management
practices are aligned with Intel’s strategic goals.
In addition to TCO considerations, Intel IT evaluated and put an emphasis on the top-line
productivity benefits that new PC technologies bring to employees. This includes adopting
notebook PCs, new wireless technologies, Voice over IP (VoIP), and remote asset
management to help increase productivity while driving down the high cost of
supporting PCs.
PCs as Strategic AssetsIT@Intel Brief, May 2009
Read more at
Learn more about Intel IT’s best practices at
http://www.intel.com/in/irdonline/pc_strategic.htm
www.intel.com/IT
From an IT perspective, Intel vPro technology is best viewed not as a technology, but as a
capability to improve client manageability, reduce costs and increase end user
productivity. However, new organizational competencies and skill sets are required.
Compliant PCs are also necessary, and the value to the IT organization and the business 2will ultimately depend on the total number of Intel vPro technology provisioned clients in
the installed base.
This does not mean organizations need to wait until their installed base is fully
provisioned. Intel IT began deploying Intel vPro technology enabled client systems during
2007 as part of Intel’s standard PC refresh cycle. Intel IT initially considered waiting to
upgrade management tools and processes until a larger pool of provisioned systems was
available. However, after closer analysis, it was realized that significant return on
investment (ROI) could be achieved by deploying earlier rather than later.
Now support teams are gaining experience with the new tools, and returns are expected
to increase dramatically as competency increases, through the rapid adoption of additional
use cases, and continued effort to refresh Intel’s fleet with the latest Intel vPro
technology-enabled platforms.
Implementing Intel® vPro™ Technology to Drive Down Client Management CostsQuick returns and long-term value with Intel® vPro™ technology
Read more at http://www.intel.com/in/irdonline/vPro_technology.htm
Heal, Manage, and ProtectUnderstanding the potential of Intel® vPro™ Technology
Intel vPro technology is designed to address many of the most costly challenges
IT organizations currently face in deploying, maintaining, managing, and securing
their client. It enables support teams to securely access and manage PCs over
networks, even when an operating system is unresponsive, a software agent is
missing or a hard drive has failed.
It also includes a number of other features that can enhance a wide range of
client management functions. A partial list would include persistent and protected
storage for event logs and asset information, configurable hardware-based traffic
filters, and programmable triggers and responses for protecting Internet-
connected PCs.
Profile: PC Strategies
• TCO reduction of 67% since 1995
• Notebook PCs provide greater than 5% time savings per employee per week
• More capable PCs improve productivity and security, and increase fleet manageability, while reducing TCO
Thus, by managing PCs as strategic assets, streamlining processes, and buying more-
capable PCs with built-in manageability that improve productivity and security, Intel IT not
only reduced TCO but also delivered measurable top-line benefits year after year. Intel IT estimates cost savings of $0.5M in 2009 and expect this figure to reach $1M in 2011, due to planned increases in the number of Intel vPro technology-provisioned systems in the fleet. These savings are mainly driven by the improved efficiency of configuration, diagnostics and repair and represent just the tip of the iceberg.
Mobile Roadmap GuidanceThis latest Intel® architecture building block roadmap update is intended to provide you with recommendations for your Mobile deployments.
Desktop Roadmap GuidanceThis latest Intel® architecture building block roadmap update is intended to provide you with recommendations for your Desktop deployments.
1P Gaming / Intel® Core™i7 processor Intel® X58 Chipset Intel® Core™i7 processor 900 sequence Upto 3.06 GHz Upto 8MB 4.8GT/sec Workstation L3 Cache QPI
Professional / Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Intel® Q45 Express Chipset Intel® Core™2 Duo processor E8000 sequence Upto 3.33 GHz 6 MB L2 Cache 1333 MHzManaged Desktop with vPro™ Technology
Evolving / Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Intel® 3 series / 4 series Intel® Core™2 Duo processor E7000 sequence Upto 3.06 GHz 3 MB L2 Cache 1066 MHzAdvanced Express Chipset
Basic Intel® Pentium® processor Intel® 3 series / 4 series Intel® Pentium® processor E2000/E5000 sequence Upto 2.70 GHz 1MB / 2 MB 800 MHzExpress Chipset L2 Cache
Entry-Level Intel® Celeron® processor Intel® G31 Express Chipset Intel® Celeron® processor E1000 Sequence Upto 2.40 GHz 512 KB L2 Cache 800 MHz
Nettop Intel® Atom™ processor Intel® 945GC Express Chipset Intel® Atom™ processor 230/330 1.60 GHz 512KB /1 MB 533 MHz
Desktop Segment Processor Chipset Processor Clock Speed Cache FSB / QPI
Mobile Segment Processor Chipset Wireless Solution Processor Clock Speed Cache FSB
Portable Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology Mobile Intel® PM 45 Intel Wifi Link 5000 Q9000 Sequence Upto 2.26 GHz Upto 12 MB 1066 MHzWorkstation with Intel® Core™2 Quad processor Express Chipset series (802.11 a/g/n) L2 Cache
Performance Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology Mobile Intel® GM/PM 45 Intel Wifi Link 5000 P9000 or Upto 2.80 GHz 6 MB L2 Cache 1066 MHzNotebook with Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Express Chipset series (802.11 a/g/n) T9000 sequence or 3.06 GHz
Mainstream Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology Mobile Intel® GM 45 Intel Wifi Link 5000 P8000 sequence Upto 2.66 GHz 3 MB L2 Cache 1066 MHzNotebook with Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Express Chipset series (802.11 a/g/n)
Mainstream Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology Mobile Intel® GS 45 Intel Wifi Link 5000 SP9000 /SL9000 Upto 2.53 / 6 MB L2 Cache 1066 MHz Small form factor with Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Express Chipset series (802.11 a/g/n) sequence 2.13 GHz
Ultra Small form Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology Mobile Intel® GS 45 Intel Wifi Link 5000 SU9000 sequence Upto 1.60 GHz 3 MB L2 Cache 800 MHz factor (<1.5kg) with Intel® Core™2 Duo processor Express Chipset series (802.11 a/g/n)
Value Notebook Intel® Celeron® processor Intel® GL40 Chipset Intel Wifi Link (802.11 b/g) T3xxx Dual core or Upto 1.90 GHz 1 MB L2 Cache 800 MHz900 Single core or 2.20 GHz
Netbook Intel® Atom™ processor 945GSE Intel Wifi Link (802.11 b/g) N270 1.60 GHz 512 KB L2 533 MHz
Server Roadmap GuidanceThis latest Intel® architecture building block roadmap update is intended to provide you with recommendations for your Server deployment.
Server Segment Processor Clock Speed Cache FSB / QPI
Mission Critical Intel® Itanium® processor 9150N 1.60 GHz 24 MB L3 Cache 667 MHz
Enterprise MP Intel® Xeon® processor X7460 2.67 GHz 16 MB L3 Cache 1066 MHz
Performance DP Intel® Xeon® processor X5550 2.66 GHz 8 MB L3 Cache 6.4GT/sec QPI
Mainstream DP Intel® Xeon® processor E5520 2.26 GHz 8 MB L3 Cache 5.86GT/sec QPI
Performance UP Intel® Xeon® processor X3370 3.00 GHz 12 MB L2 Cache 1333 MHz
Entry-level UP Intel® Xeon® processor E3110 3.00 GHz 6 MB L2 Cache 1333 MHz
~ Intel processor numbers are not a measure of performance. Processor numbers differentiate features within each processor series, not across different processor sequences. See www.intel.com/products/processor_number for details.
1 “Virtualization Changes Virtually Everything,” Gartner Special Report, March 28, 2008.
2 We consider a system to be in a "provisioned state" when it is able to communicate with the Intel Set up & Configuration Service (Intel SCS); is successfully integrated into our management system; and can be remotely managed by the management application.
3 Intel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT), Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT), and Intel® 64 architecture require a computer system with a processor, chipset, BIOS, enabling software and/or operating system, device drivers and applications designed for these features. Performance will vary depending on your configuration. Contact your vendor for more information.
4 Enabling Intel® Turbo Boost Technology (Intel® TBT) requires a PC with a processor with Intel TBT capability. Intel TBT performance varies depending on hardware, software and overall system configuration. Check with your PC manufacturer on whether your system delivers Intel TBT. For more information, see: www.intel.com/technology/turboboost.
5 Enabling Execute Disable Bit functionality requires a PC with a processor with Execute Disable Bit capability and a supporting operating system. Check with your PC manufacturer on whether your system delivers Execute Disable Bit functionality.
Ö Intel® QuickPath Interconnect (Intel® QPI) unleashes the parallel processing performance of next-generation Intel® 45nm microarchitectures.
Client table - OEMs and other brands
Intel® Core™2 Duo processor
based Desktop PCsOEMIntel® Pentium® processor
E2000 sequence based Desktop PCs
Optiplex* 360, 760, 960; Vostro 220 Optiplex* 360, 760; Vostro 220 Latitude* E6400, E6500, E4300, E4200Latitude* E6500, E6400, E5400, E5400D,
E5500, E4300, E4200, E6400 ATG, Latitude XT2
Tablet, Precision* M2400, M4400, M6400
Infiniti* Tru* BL 1235, BL 1230,
BL1240, BL 1260, BL 1265, BL 4135
Infiniti* Pro* / Tru* BL 1235, BL 1230,
BL 1240, BL 1260, BL 1265, BL 4135
HCL Leaptop 24, HCL Leaptop 29,
HCL Leaptop 39, HCL Leaptop 40
HCL Leaptop 39, HCL Leaptop 40
Intel® Centrino® 2 processor
technology based Mobile PCs
Intel® Centrino® Pro processor
technology based Mobile PCs
Wipro* SuperGenius* / Wipro I-Value
37455, 37255, 38105, 52105, 52255
Wipro* SuperGenius* / Wipro I-Value 37455,
37255, 38105, 52105, 52255
Wipro* Notebook WLG7E1100, WLG7E1100V,
WLG7B1100, WLG7B1100V, WNBMEM4712-EB,
WNBMEM4712-ER, WNBMEM4702-ER,
WNBMBM2710-ER
Wipro* Notebook 7E1102CP series (Centrino
Pro). Wipro* Notebook WNBMEM4710-ER,
WNBMEM4710-EB, WNBMEM4700-ER,
WNBMBM2710-ER Series (Centrino 2)
HP Compaq* Business Desktop
dc7900, dc5800, dx2480, dx2480,
dc5800 and dc7900
HP Compaq* Business Desktopdc7900,
dc5800, dx2480
6720s, 6520s, 6710b, 6510b, 6530S, 6730S,
6830S, 6530B, 6730B, 2230S
6910p, 2710p, 2510p, 8510p,
8510w, 8710w, 6930P, 8730W,
8530P, 2530P, 2730P
Satellite* A300, L310 & M300 series, Tecra* M series,
Portege* M700, M800 & R500 series
Tecra M Series, Portege M700
Model numbers and configurations of OEMs are subject to change without notice and may be available at their sole discretion
ThinkPad* R series and SL series ThinkPad* X series, T series and W seriesThinkCenter A57, M57e -Tower, Desktop,
SFF, M57 - Tower, Desktop, SFF, USFF, eco
USFF, M57p - Tower, Desktop, SFF, USFF,
eco USFF
ThinkCenter* M55E and A55, E50 series,
Lenovo* 3000 series
Veriton* Series, Acer* Power Series, Aspire Series, Extensa Series, Aspire IE-3218, Aspire IE-3220, Aspire L3600 Series uSFF
Veriton* Series, Acer* Power Series, Extensa Series, Aspire IE-3470, Aspire IE4730
Travelmate* 6292 Series, 6293 Series, 4730 Series, 4720, 5720, 5730 Series, Aspire* 5920 Series, 6930 Series, 6920, 5730z, 4930 series, 4720z, 4720, 4730z, 2930 series, 8920g, 2920, Extensa* 4620 Series, 4630 Series, 4630z, 5630z, 4620z, 5620z, TM 4335 Series, EX 4200 Series
Travelmate* 6492, 6592, 6493, 6593
Zenith Business PC Models G-31,
Q-35, Q-45
Zenith Business PC Models G-31, Q-35Zenith Business Admirale Plus, Director Plus Ultra,
Director Plus
Zenith Business Admirale Plus, Director Plus
Ultra, Director Plus
Server table - OEMs and other brands
OEM
Intel® Xeon®
processor 3000 sequence
based Servers (UP)
Intel® Xeon® processor
5500 series (Nehalam)
based Servers (DP)
Intel® Itanium® processor
based Servers
Intel® Xeon® processor 5000
sequence based Servers (DP)
Intel® Xeon® processor
7000 sequence based
Servers (MP)
Acer* Altos* G330Mk2 (Tower) Altos* R920Altos* G540 (Tower), R720 Rack 2U,
R520 Rack 1U
PowerEdge* R900PowerEdge* 2900 (Tower), 2950 (Rack),
1950 (Rack), 1900 (Tower), M600 Blades,
Precision T3500, T5500 and T7500
T100 (Tower), T300 (Tower),
R200 (Rack), R300 (Rack)
HCL Infiniti* Global line* 1700 SH HCL Infiniti* Global line* 2700 ST,
2700SO, 2700 AO, 2700 CA, 2700SF,
2700JA, 2700VN, DCIB-IGL 2700MF
(Blade Server)
HCL Infiniti* Global line*
4700FC
x3100, x3200 M2, x3250
M2,x3350, HS12
System x3400, x3400M2, x3500,
x3500M2 x3450, x3550, x3610, x3650,
x3650M2, HS21, HS21XM, HS22
HS22 (Blades 2 Socket), x3650M2 (2U
2Socket), x3550M2 (1U 2 Socket),
x3400M2 (Tower 2 Socket), x3500M3
(Tower 2 Socket), iDataplex (2 Socket)
x3850M2, x3950 M2
HP ProLiant* Servers -ML150G5,
ML350G5, Ml370G5, DL180G5,
DL160G5, DL360G5, DL380G5,
BL460c, BL480c, BL260c, BL220c
HP ProLiant* Servers - ML110G5,
DL120, DL320G5p, ML310G5
HP Integrity* Bl860c, Bl870c,
rx2660, rx3600, rx6600, rx7640,
rx8640, Superdome*, NS1200,
NS14200, NS16200
HP ProLiant* Servers -
DL580G5
Model numbers and configurations of OEMs are subject to change without notice and may be available at their sole discretion
Sun Blade* X6270, Sun BladeX6275,
Sun Fire* X4170, X2270
Sun Fire* X4450, SunBlade*
X8450, X6450
Wipro* NetPower* Z1502, Z1505,
Z1107, Z1105
Wipro* NetPower* Z2501R, Z2502,
Z2503R, Z2204, Z2504, Z2105, Z2205,
Z2108, Z2109, Z2511, Z2514, Z2216,
Z2517, Z2118, Z2218, Z2518, Wipro*
NetBlade* 1600 with Wipro* NetPower*
Z2601, Wipro NetBlade 1000 with Z2701,
Z2215, Z2301, Netpower Sigma Blade M &
H, Netpower SMP Xeon Kona 5800 series
Wipro* Netpower* SMP Xeon
Kona 5800 series (8-16
sockets), Z4402 (4 socket)
Wipro* Netpower* X 5800 XpressWipro* NetPower* Z2531, Z2533, Z2534,
Z2131, Z2135, Z2235, Z2541, Z2542,
Z2543, Z2544, Z2243, Z2244, Z2141,
Z2142, Z2241, Z2242, Wipro* NetBlade*
1600N with Wipro* NetPower* Z2601N
PowerEdge T610 (Tower), R710
(Rack), R610 (Rack), M610 (Blades),
M710 (Blades)
Sun Blade* X6270, Sun Blade X6275,
Sun Fire* X4170, X4270, X2270
Altix* XE270, Altix XE340,
Altix XE500
Altix* 450, Altix 4700
Acer Altos G540 M2 (Tower), R520M2
(1U Rack), R720 M2 (2U Rack)
RD210, RD220 (1 U & 2 U Rack),
TD200, TD200X (Tower)
IGL 2700BC (24D Chipset), IGL 2700 HC
(36D Chipset), IGL 2700UR (36D Chipset),
IGL2700 SC (36D Chipset) - WS, IGL 2700MF
with Victor Island blade (36D Chipset)
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SP9600SP9400SP9300SL9600SL9400SL9300SU9600SU9400SU9300
2.532.402.262.131.861.601.601.401.20
106610661066106610661066800800800
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Intel® processor reference chart - Mobile PCs
Intel® Core™2 Solo processors (Small Form Factor) based on Centrino® processor technology
SU3500SU3300
1.401.20
800800
3 MB3 MB
PPP
PP1
1
Intel® Celeron® processors
T3100T3000T1700T1600900585575
1.901.801.831.662.202.162.00
800800667667800667667
1 MB 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB 1 MB1 MB
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Enhanced IntelSpeedStep®Technology
3Intel® VT
Clock
Speed
(GHz)
Processor
Number
Intel® Brand or
Processor Family L2 Cache Cores
Front
Side Bus
(MHz)
Intel® Technologies
3Intel® 64
PP
667
533/400
667
533/400
667
533/400
533/400
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1.66
1.60
1.66
1.60
1.66
1.42
1.60
2.67
2.13
2.40
2.13
2.40
2.13
2.13
2.93
2.40
9150M
9150N
9140M
9140N
9130M
9120N
9110N
X7460
L7455
E7450
L7445
E7440
E7430
E7420
E7220
E7210
104W
104W
104W
104W
104W
104W
75W
130W
65W
90W
50W
90W
90W
90W
80W
80W
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
6
6
6
4
4
4
4
2
2
Intel® Itanium® processors 9000 sequence~
Intel® Xeon® processors 7000 sequence~
Cache
Front
Side Bus
(MHz)
ÖIntel® QPISystem
Type
24 MB L3
24 MB L3
18 MB L3
18 MB L3
8 MB L3
12 MB L3
12 MB L3
16 MB L3
12 MB L3
12 MB L3
12 MB L3
16 MB L3
12 MB L3
8 MB L3
8 MB L2
8 MB L2
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
MP
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
3.20
2.93
2.66
3.16
3.00
2.83
2.83
2.66
2.66
2.50
3.16
3.00
3.00
W3570
W3540
W3520
X3380
X3370
X3360
L3360
X3350
X3330
X3320
E3120
E3110
L3110
130W
130W
130W
95W
95W
95W
65W
95W
95W
95W
65W
65W
45W
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
Intel® Xeon® processors 3000 sequence~?8 MB L3?8 MB L3?8 MB L3
12 MB L2
12 MB L2
12 MB L2
12 MB L2
12 MB L2
6 MB L2
6 MB L2
6 MB L2
6 MB L2
6 MB L2
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6.4 GT/s
4.8 GT/s
4.8 GT/s
Intel® QuickPath Interconnect (Intel® QPI) unleashes the parallel processing performance of next-generation Intel® 45nm microarchitectures.
Intel® Smart Cache provides a higher-performance, more-efficient cache subsystem. Optimized for industry-leading multi-threaded applications.
1600
1333
1600
1600
1600
1600
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1333
1600
1333
1333
1333
1066
3.20
2.93
2.80
2.66
2.53
2.40
2.26
2.26
2.13
2.13
2.00
1.86
3.40
3.33
3.20
3.00
3.00
2.80
3.16
3.00
3.00
2.83
2.66
2.66
2.50
2.50
2.33
2.33
2.00
3.40
3.50
3.33
3.00
1.86
W5580
X5570
X5560
X5550
E5540
E5530
E5520
L5520
E5506
L5506
E5504
E5502
X5492
X5470
X5482
X5472
E5472
E5462
X5460
X5450
E5450
E5440
L5430
E5430
L5420
E5420
L5410
E5410
E5405
X5272
X5270
X5260
L5240
E5205
130W
95W
95W
95W
80W
80W
80W
60W
80W
60W
80W
80W
150W
120W
120W
120W
80W
80W
120W
120W
80W
80W
50W
80W
50W
80W
50W
80W
80W
80W
80W
80W
40W
65W
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4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
6.40 GT/s
6.40 GT/s
6.40 GT/s
6.40 GT/s
5.86 GT/s
5.86 GT/s
5.86 GT/s
5.86 GT/s
4.80 GT/s
4.80 GT/s
4.80 GT/s
4.80 GT/s
Intel® Xeon® processors 5000 sequence~
Cache
Front
Side Bus
(MHz)
ÖIntel® QPISystem
Type
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
8MB L3
4MB L3
4MB L3
4MB L3
4MB L3
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
12MB L2
6MB L2
6MB L2
6MB L2
6MB L2
6MB L2
DP
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DP
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Intel® QuickPath Interconnect (Intel® QPI) unleashes the parallel processing performance of next-generation Intel® 45nm microarchitectures.
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