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Intel Xeon X5450 processor in LGA 771 socket

Intel

Intel Xeon X5450 3.0 GHz 12 MB L2 1333 MHz FSB LGA 771 45 nm 120 W switch module

SKU CH-E5SJ-V03DW

A quad-core Xeon processor running at 3.0 GHz with 12 MB L2 cache for LGA 771 servers

  • Quad-core Xeon handles parallel workloads with four processing cores
  • 12 MB L2 cache keeps frequent data close for faster access
  • 0 GHz clock speed drives responsive single-thread performance
  • 45 nm process reduces power draw to 120 W thermal design power

Intel Xeon X5450 quad-core processor

The Intel Xeon X5450 is a quad-core processor running at 3.0 GHz with 12 MB of L2 cache and a 1333 MHz front-side bus. It uses a Socket LGA 771 interface and is built on a 45 nm manufacturing process with a thermal design power of 120 W. This component is intended for upgrading or repairing compatible server and workstation platforms.

Socket LGA 771 compatibility requirement

This processor only fits motherboards equipped with a Socket LGA 771 interface and a chipset that supports 45 nm quad-core Xeons with a 1333 MHz front-side bus. Builders whose boards use a different socket or lack the required chipset support cannot install this part.

Highlights

  • Quad-core Xeon handles parallel workloads with four processing cores
  • 12 MB L2 cache keeps frequent data close for faster access
  • 0 GHz clock speed drives responsive single-thread performance
  • 45 nm process reduces power draw to 120 W thermal design power

Specifications

BrandINTEL

Questions about this item

How does the 3.0 GHz clock speed perform in a live server?

The 3.0 GHz frequency gives each of the four cores strong single-thread response for legacy workloads and older virtualization hosts.

What does the 1333 MHz front-side bus limit in practice?

The 1333 MHz front-side bus caps total bandwidth between the processor and the chipset, which can become a bottleneck in memory-heavy tasks.

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