Intel Xeon [email protected]/3.1Ghz(Turbo) 8C/16T @115 Watt
Intel Xeon [email protected]/3.1(Turbo), 8-Cores 16-Threads @115 Watt, Core Name: Sandy Bridge-EP, Core Size: 0.032nm, Socket Type: Socket 2011, L2 Cache: 2048KB, L3 Cache: 20480KB, L4 Cache: none
| Core Name: Sandy Bridge-EP |
| Core Size (mm): 0.032 |
| Socket Types: Socket 2011 |
| Cores: 8 |
| Threads: 16 |
| Base Freq (GHz): 2.6 |
| Turbo Freq (GHz): 3.1 |
| L2 Cache (KB): 2048 |
| L3 Cache (KB): 20480 |
| L4 Cache (KB): none |
| Watt: 115 |
| Benchmark Performance: 8415 |
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