Kyocera
Kyocera Xeon X7560 2.266 GHz LGA 1567 130W SLBRD Motherboard Accessories
Server processor with 24 MB L3 cache, 45 nm process and 130 W TDP for LGA 1567 sockets
- 8-core Xeon performance for demanding server workloads
- 45 nm process technology reduces power consumption per core
- Large 24 MB L3 cache accelerates data-intensive applications
- LGA 1567 socket fits compatible server motherboards
- 130 W TDP enables high-density rack deployments
Processor purpose and audience
The Kyocera Xeon X7560 is a server processor built for LGA 1567 sockets. It targets system integrators and IT departments upgrading or maintaining compatible enterprise platforms.
Fit and limits
This part suits technicians replacing a failed CPU in an existing LGA 1567 board. Buyers needing a modern instruction set or lower power envelope should consider alternatives.
Deciding specification
The processor uses a 45 nm process with 24 MB L3 cache and a 130 W TDP at 2.266 GHz. These figures determine whether the part matches the thermal and performance budget of the target system.
Highlights
- 8-core Xeon performance for demanding server workloads
- 45 nm process technology reduces power consumption per core
- Large 24 MB L3 cache accelerates data-intensive applications
- LGA 1567 socket fits compatible server motherboards
- 130 W TDP enables high-density rack deployments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 2.266 GHz Xeon X7560 or a different speed grade?
The X7560 runs at 2.266 GHz with 24 MB L3 cache and a 130 W TDP; other speed grades would have different clock rates and power envelopes, so match the exact part number to your server's qualified-vendor list.
What does the 2.266 GHz clock mean for actual throughput?
At 2.266 GHz the eight-core Xeon X7560 delivers its rated frequency under load; sustained performance depends on the server's cooling, power delivery and the workload's ability to use all cores and the 24 MB shared L3 cache.
What does the LGA 1567 socket limit in practice?
LGA 1567 is the physical and electrical interface for this 45 nm Xeon; it dictates pin-out, power delivery and cooler mounting, so the processor only fits motherboards designed for this socket.
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