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IBM 46W4365 Xeon E5-2650 v2 2.6 GHz 20 MB 95 W switch module

SKU CH-X4R0-9GWN6 MPN 46W4365

A refurbished 8-core Xeon processor running at 2.6 GHz with 20 MB cache and a 95 W thermal design

  • Eight-core Xeon processor handles parallel workloads
  • 6 GHz base frequency sustains steady compute throughput
  • 20 MB Smart Cache reduces latency for frequent data
  • 95 W thermal design fits dense server chassis

Refurbished Xeon processor module

This refurbished IBM processor module delivers eight cores running at 2.6 GHz with 20 MB smart cache for server workloads. The 22 nm Xeon E5-2650 v2 operates at 95 W thermal design power and uses an FCLGA2011 socket with 8 GT/s QPI links. Supplied as a processor-only unit without heatsink or fan assembly.

Buyers needing a drop-in replacement

Suits administrators refreshing existing dual-socket platforms that accept this specific MPN and socket. Not for builders starting new deployments, users requiring integrated graphics, or environments that mandate new-in-box components with full manufacturer warranty coverage.

Highlights

  • Eight-core Xeon processor handles parallel workloads
  • 6 GHz base frequency sustains steady compute throughput
  • 20 MB Smart Cache reduces latency for frequent data
  • 95 W thermal design fits dense server chassis

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 46W4365 Xeon require a Socket FCLGA2011 motherboard to function?

Yes, the processor uses Socket FCLGA2011, so the motherboard must provide that exact socket for installation.

Can the 46W4365 Xeon operate in a system with an older QPI link speed?

The module runs at 8 GT/s QPI speed; the system chipset must support this rate for the processor to communicate correctly.

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