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Xeon 30xx, 51xx and 72xx Models (Dual-Core)

Xeon 30xx, 51xx and 72xx processors are based on the latest Intel microarchitecture, Core, the same used by Core 2 Duo processors. These CPUs were known in the past as Woodcrest, Intel codename for this CPU generation. If you want to learn more about the new Core microarchitecture, read our tutorial on this subject.

Keep in mind that dual-core Xeon from the series described on the previuos page (50xx, 70xx and 71xx) are based on Pentium 4 microarchitecture (NetBurst) carrying Hyper-Threading technology, which is not available on Core microarchitecture.

All Xeon 30xx, 51xx and 72xx series have the following features:

Below you can find all Xeon 30xx, 51xx and 72xx models released to date. TDP stands for Thermal Design Power and indicates the CPU maximum thermal dissipation, i.e. the CPU cooler must be able to dissipate at least this amount of heat.

sSpec

Model

Internal Clock

External Clock

TDP

L2 Cache

Max. Temp. (ºC)

Socket

SL9RT

5160

3 GHz

1,333 MHz

80 W

4 MB

56.5

771

SLAG9

5160

3 GHz

1,333 MHz

80 W

4 MB

65

771

SLABS

5160

3 GHz

1,333 MHz

80 W

4 MB

65

771

SLA6C

E7220

2.93 GHz

1,066 MHz

80 W

8 MB

66

604

SLABM

5150

2.66 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9RU

5150

2.66 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLAGA

5150

2.66 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9U2

3070

2.66 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SLACC 

3070

2.66 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SL9ZC

3070

2.66 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SLA6D

E7210

2.40 GHz

1,066 MHz

80 W

8 MB

66

604

SL9TZ

3060

2.40 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SLACD

3060

2.40 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SL9ZH

3060

2.40 GHz

1,066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

60

775

SL9RW

5140

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

95 W

4 MB

68

771

SLABH

5148

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

40 W

4 MB

58

771

SLAG4

5148

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

40 W

4 MB

58

771

SLAGB

5140

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9RR

5148

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

40 W

4 MB

65

771

SLABN

5140

2.33 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9RN

5138

2.13 GHz

1066 MHz

35 W

4 MB

70.8

771

SLAG3

5138

2.13 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLAGC

5130

2 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9RX

5130

2 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLABP

5130

2 GHz

1,333 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLABQ

5120

1.86 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLAGD

5120

1.86 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLAG6

5128

1.86 GHz

1066 MHz

40 W

4 MB

58

771

SL9RY

5120

1.86 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9XA

5128

1.86 GHz

1066 MHz

40 W

4 MB

58

771

SLAGE

5110

1.60 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SL9RZ

5110

1.60 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

SLABR

5110

1.60 GHz

1066 MHz

65 W

4 MB

65

771

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