Intel | Intel Xeon 2650V4 E5 2650 V4 Used 2.2GHz 12-Cores CPU processor LGA 2011-3

Intel Xeon E5-2650 v4 is a server platform processor launched by Intel, belonging to the Xeon E5 v4 series. Based on the Broadwell architecture, it focuses on multi-core and multi-threaded performance, suitable for mid to high end servers and high-performance computing scenarios. The following is a detailed introduction to its parameters and features:Core and PerformanceMade using a 14 nanometer process, it has 12 cores and 24 threads. With the help of hyper threading technology, it greatly enhances multitasking capabilities and adapts to server workloads with multiple processes and concurrency, such as data processing, virtualization, and other scenarios.The basic clock frequency is 2.2GHz, and the maximum turbo frequency of a single core can reach 2.9GHz. Paired with 30MB of Intel intelligent cache, it can meet the basic computing needs of daily servers and also meet short-term high-performance requirements through turbo frequency. The bus speed reaches 9.6GT/s, ensuring data transmission efficiency between the core and other hardware.The thermal design power consumption (TDP) is 105W, with an upper operating temperature limit of 80 ° C. The power consumption control is adapted to the cooling requirements of the server for long-term stable operation.Memory and ExpansionIn terms of memory, it supports DDR4 1600/1866/2133/2400 specifications, with a maximum memory capacity of 1.5TB, equipped with 4 memory channels, a maximum memory bandwidth of 76.8GB/s, and supports ECC memory, which can automatically detect and correct memory data errors, improving the stability of server data computation.Support PCI Express 3.0 in terms of expansion capability, providing multiple PCIe configurations such as x4, x8, x16, etc., with a maximum PCIe channel count of 40, compatible with various server expansion cards such as network cards, array cards, etc; Simultaneously supporting dual channel (2S) server configuration, the overall performance can be improved through the collaboration of two processors.