Intel's Drops 45 Nm Server Processors To 50 Watt

Santa Clara (CA) - Intel announced two new low voltage server processors for the 50 watt power envelope. Based on the 45 nm Harpertown core, Intel claims that this new L5400 series is up to 25% faster than the preceding 65 nm L5300 series with Clovertown core.

Intel is offering its L5400 CPUs in two flavors, as L5410 with 2.33 GHz clock speed and as L5420 with 2.50 GHz. Both processors run at higher clock speeds than their direct predecessors (L5310: 1.60 GHz; L5320: 1.86 GHz; L5335: 2.0 GHz) and support FSB1333 (only the L5335 supported FSB1333 in the 65 nm generation). The processors also integrate 12 MB L2 cache, up from 8 MB.

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