Intel Xeon E5-4600 lineup detailedXeon E5 group of families was launched earlier this month. The
first released microprocessors were from E5-1600 and E5-2600
sub-families, aimed at single- and dual-processor servers, and
compatible with socket 2011. In the Q2 Intel will introduce another
Xeon E5 series for socket 2011, dubbed as E5-4600, that will support
quad-CPU configurations. Unlike 1600 and 2600 series,
where we knew full lineup specifications and prices well ahead of
launch, we didn't know as much about Xeon E5-4600 series.
We do know about their OEM and box part numbers, and last month we
discovered partial specifications of E5-4620 and E5-4650 SKUs on
ASRock website. We now have more details about Xeon E5-4600 lineup,
including processor numbers, cache sizes, frequencies and supported
technologies.
Xeon E5-4600 series will consist of 8 models with 4, 6, and 8 CPU cores, and with the size of L3 cache ranging from 10MB to 20 MB. The processors will be built on Sandy Bridge-EP 4S core, and, with minor exceptions, will support all Sandy Bridge technologies, such as Turbo Boost, AES and Trusted Execution technology. Thermal Design Power of E5-4600 processors will range from 95 Watt for slower chips, and up to 130 Watt for high-performance models. Entry-level E5-4603 is a quad-core CPU with Hyper-Threading support, 2 GHz clock speed and 10 MB L3 cache. This model will not support Turbo Boost. Second entry-level model, also lacking Turbo Boost technology, is a six-core E5-4607. This Xeon supports Hyper-Threading, runs at 2.2 GHz and packs larger 12 MB last level cache. Both E5-4603 and E5-4607 will fit into 95 Watt thermal envelope, and support DDR3-800 and DDR3-1066 memory. Xeon E5-4610 and E5-4617 will have 6 CPU cores, and 15 MB level 3 cache. The chips will operate at 2.4 GHz and 2.9 GHz respectively, and have 95W and 130W TDP. We believe that the 4617 will not support Hyper-Threading. Unfortunately, we cannot tell it sure because our source provides conflicting information on this part. Xeon E5-4620, E5-4640, E5-4650 and E5-4650L are 8-core microprocessors, featuring all available Sandy Bridge technologies. Xeon E5-2620 incorporates 16 MB L3, and remaining chips have 20 MB cache. Frequencies of these 4 models range from 2.2 GHz for the 2620, and up to 2.7 GHz for the E5-4650. For specifications of these and other E5-4600 CPUs please see below:
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Great post but...
I'm sure people would appreciate an explanation of the meaning of the E5-4600 series. It should be added to the article that this series is primarily for 4-socket servers (although they probably also work in most 2-sockets and single socket servers).
Keep up the good work!
I added brief explanation. Thank you for the suggestion!