List of future Intel Xeon microprocessors

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The Xeon microprocessors from Intel are CPUs targeted at the server and workstation markets.

It is not yet clear whether there will be a native Merom-based server processor with four cores on a single die sharing a large third-level cache; at earliest this would appear in the 2008 timeframe. It's very likely we won't see a native quad-core based on Core microarchitecture, with the advent of the first native quad-cores by Intel to come with the arrival of Nehalem and its derivatives in H2 2008.

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[edit] Dual-Core Server processors

[edit] Dual-Core Xeon

[edit] "Wolfdale" (45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Dual-Core Xeon E3120 3166 MHz 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 9.5x 0.956 - 1.225 V 65 W LGA 775 Q3 2008 $188

[edit] "Wolfdale-DP" (standard-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Dual-Core Xeon X5270 3500 MHz 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 10.5x 80 W LGA 771 Q3 2008 $1172

[edit] "Wolfdale-DP" (low-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Dual-Core Xeon L5240 3000 MHz 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 9x 40 W LGA 771 Q3 2008 $669
Dual-Core Xeon L5250 3166 MHz 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 9.5x 40 W LGA 771

[edit] Quad-Core Server processors

[edit] Quad-Core Xeon

[edit] "Yorkfield" (45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Quad-Core Xeon X3330 2667 MHz 2 × 3072 KiB 1333 MT/s 8x 95 W LGA 775 Q3 2008 $266
Quad-Core Xeon X3370 3000 MHz 2 × 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 9x 0.962-1.237 V 95 W LGA 775 Q3 2008 $530

[edit] "Harpertown" (standard-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Quad-Core Xeon X5470 3333 MHz 2 × 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 10x 120 W LGA 771 Q3 2008 $1386

[edit] "Harpertown" (low-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Quad-Core Xeon L5430 2667 MHz 2 × 6144 KiB 1333 MT/s 8x 50 W LGA 771 Q3 2008 $562

[edit] "Dunnington-QC" (standard-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache L3-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Quad-Core Xeon E7420 2133 MHz 2 × 3072 KiB 8 MiB 1066 MT/s 8x 80 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $1177
Quad-Core Xeon E7430 2133 MHz 2 × 3072 KiB 12 MiB 1066 MT/s 8x 80 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $1391
Quad-Core Xeon E7440 2400 MHz 2 × 3072 KiB 12 MiB 1066 MT/s 9x 80 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $1980

[edit] "Dunnington-QC" (low-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache L3-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Quad-Core Xeon L7445 2133 MHz 2 × 3072 KiB 12 MiB 1066 MT/s 8x 50 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $1980

[edit] Six-Core Server processors

[edit] Six-Core Xeon

[edit] "Dunnington" (standard-voltage, 45 nm)

[1]

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache L3-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Six-Core Xeon E7459 2400 MHz 3 × 3072 KiB 12 MiB 1066 MT/s 9x 80 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $2301
Six-Core Xeon X7470 2667 MHz 3 × 3072 KiB 16 MiB 1066 MT/s 10x 120 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $2729

[edit] "Dunnington" (low-voltage, 45 nm)

Model Number sSpec Number Frequency L2-Cache L3-Cache Front Side Bus Mult Voltage TDP Socket Release Date Part Number(s) Release Price (USD)
Six-Core Xeon L7455 2133 MHz 3 × 3072 KiB 12 MiB 1066 MT/s 8x 50 W Socket 604 H2 2008 $2729

In October 2007, PC Watch claimed [2] the existence of Dunnington, a 45nm processor with six Intel Core microarchitecture cores made up of three dual-core Penryn dies. sharing a 16MB L3 cache. This would be a replacement for both Tulsa and Tigerton, designed for four-socket configurations using a 1066MT/s front-side bus. This processor will be sold prior to the release of the Nehalem architecture, in Q4 2008.

An article from DailyTech[3] states that each pair of Penryn cores will share 3MB of L2 cache and will launch in the second half of 2008.

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Theo Valich (2008-05-23). Intel Squeezes Six-core Processor Into 65 Watt Power Envelope. Tom's Hardware.
  2. ^ [http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2007/1018/kaigai394.htm 6 cores "Dunnington" of Intel where natural shape is visible and 8 cores "Beckton" (title translated from Japanese using Babelfish)]. PC Watch (2007-10-18).
  3. ^ Kristopher Kubicki (2008-02-25). Sun Leaks 6-core Intel Xeon, Nehalem Details. DailyTech.