This is what cpu?

[last-name]

This is the cpu? ? ?
I do not check any information.

Comes with a 1366 775 than efficiency picture.

[frag_]

Hi!
Looks like Xeon Westmere-EX.

Edit: Oops, didn't notice the back.
Then don't know.

[frag_]

Probably Intel Knights Ferry or Corner.

[last-name]

I counted 3164 contacts.
LGA 3164? ? ? ? ? ?

[mavroxur]

Knight's Ferry

[Neon_WA]

[cooperalp]

Nice chip, do you have any for sale?

[last-name]

Thank provide information
Once again, I query to:
It is an integrated GPU, CPU.
Intel already announced will be the development of multi-core Larrabee x86 architecture-based processor (integrated GPU, CPU), the first product, code-named of Knights Ferry has now entered the prototype stage (prototype) developed in the product development process, and has selectively distributed to developers users.
Knights Ferry in a 32-core design, the operating frequency of each core is 1.2 GHz (we know, the more core frequencies tend to be lower), 8MB of cache, integrated 1GB or 2GB GDDR5 memory, supports 128 threads (cores 4 threads). 1/2 GB of GDDR5, although the frequency is unknown, but it is certain that its 3D graphics performance is much stronger than the current Clarkdale core, comparable to entry-level discrete graphics.

In addition, Intel also plans to launch more than 50 core Larrabee x86 architecture-based multi-core processor, code-named Knights Corner, based on the 22 nm process technology. However, in view of the 22 nm technology has been postponed until the end of 2011, it is expected the Knights Corner until 2012 or later to molding.

I have come to the conclusion that it is a of Knights Ferry or Corner.
http://www.cnwnews.com/html/tech/cn_yj/xp/20100925/266889.html

[Neon_WA]