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Intel

Intel Xeon X5272 3.4 GHz 80 W Processor Only

SKU CH-TSV5-48EGY

Dual-core Xeon processor running at 3.4 GHz with 6 MB L2 cache, 1600 MHz FSB and 80 W TDP for LGA 771 servers

  • Dual-core Xeon performance at 3.4 GHz clock speed
  • 6 MB L2 cache accelerates data access for demanding workloads
  • 1600 MHz front-side bus enables fast system communication
  • 45 nm process technology delivers 80 W thermal design power

Intel Xeon X5272 Dual-Core Processor

The Intel Xeon X5272 is a dual-core server processor running at 3.4 GHz with 6 MB L2 cache. Built on a 45 nm process, it has an 80 W thermal design power and uses a 1600 MHz front-side bus. This unit suits administrators maintaining legacy LGA 771 platforms.

LGA 771 Socket 80 W Server CPU

Installation requires a motherboard with an LGA 771 socket and a chipset supporting 1600 MHz FSB operation. The 80 W rating means cooling must handle that heat load in a server chassis. It does not suit builds needing more than two cores or a different socket type.

Highlights

  • Dual-core Xeon performance at 3.4 GHz clock speed
  • 6 MB L2 cache accelerates data access for demanding workloads
  • 1600 MHz front-side bus enables fast system communication
  • 45 nm process technology delivers 80 W thermal design power

Specifications

BrandIntel

Questions about this item

What is the thermal design power of the Xeon X5272 under sustained load?

The processor has a thermal design power of 80 W, which represents the heat the cooling system must dissipate during continuous operation.

How much power does the Xeon X5272 draw when running all day?

The 80 W TDP indicates the typical power draw under sustained workloads; actual consumption will vary with load and motherboard voltage regulation.

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