Intel
Intel Core i5-9500TE SRGQZ cpu accessory
Six-core Intel Xeon processor running at 2.20 GHz with 9 MB cache, 8.00 GT/s bus and 35 W TDP for LGA 1151 sockets
- 6 cores handle parallel workloads efficiently
- 20 GHz base clock delivers steady performance
- 35 W TDP reduces power consumption and heat
- 9 MB L3 cache speeds up data access
- FCLGA1151 socket fits compatible motherboards
Intel Core i5-9500TE low-power processor
This Intel Xeon processor delivers six cores at a 35-watt thermal design power. It fits the FCLGA1151 socket and runs at a 2.20 GHz base frequency. The part suits compact systems or embedded builds where cooling headroom is limited.
35 W thermal design power
The 35 W TDP is the single figure that determines whether this CPU fits your thermal budget. It allows passive or low-profile coolers in small chassis without exceeding the socket power limit. Builders needing higher sustained throughput should select a standard-power variant instead.
Steady 2.20 GHz under load
All six cores maintain the 2.20 GHz base clock during prolonged workloads because the 35 W envelope matches the cooling capacity. There is no turbo boost listed, so frequency does not drop after a short burst. The 9 MB L3 cache and 8.00 GT/s bus keep data flowing consistently.
Highlights
- 6 cores handle parallel workloads efficiently
- 20 GHz base clock delivers steady performance
- 35 W TDP reduces power consumption and heat
- 9 MB L3 cache speeds up data access
- FCLGA1151 socket fits compatible motherboards
Specifications
| Brand | intel |
|---|---|
| Part Number | SRGQZ |
Questions about this item
How does the 2.20GHz base speed behave once the chip is installed in a working system?
The processor runs at 2.20GHz by default and can adjust higher depending on the workload while staying within its 35W power envelope.
What does the 8.00GT/s figure cap in practice?
The 8.00GT/s DMI link sets the maximum data rate between the CPU and the chipset, limiting total bandwidth for storage and peripherals.
What does the FCLGA1151 socket require for physical mounting?
A motherboard with an LGA1151 socket and a compatible cooler mounting pattern is needed to secure the processor.
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