Quad-Core Intel Xeon Processor 7300 Series

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The Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor 7300 series is available in a range of features to match different computing demands. All processors …

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Quad-Core Intel?Xeon?Processor
7300 Series
Maximize Performance and Scalability in Multi-Processor Platforms
Built for Virtualization and Data Demanding Applications
Product Brief
Intel?Xeon?Processor
7300 Series
Intel offers the industry’s first quad-core processors in volume production for multiprocessor
server platforms, enabling scalable performance and proven reliability
for data demanding enterprise applications and server consolidation in virtualized
environments. Quad-Core Intel?Xeon?processor 73001 series provides IT managers
the confidence and capability to consolidate onto fewer systems.The Capacity, Reliability, and Flexibility
You Need for Virtualization
Multi-processor platforms based on the Quad-Core Intel?Xeon?processor 7300
series and the Intel?Core. microarchitecture enable IT managers to maximize
data center performance and density. On a four socket platform, with up to
16 threads, 32- and 64-bit processing capabilities, and with up to 8 MB of L2
cache per processor,2 you can consolidate your data center onto fewer systems.
This may be done while providing the peak load responsiveness needed for the
unpredictability of virtualized applications. And, the energy efficiency gained
from the Intel Core microarchitecture helps enable highly dense 80-watt or
50-watt processor-based rack and blade form factors. This allows you to take
back control of data center cooling, power limitations, and space constraints
caused by server sprawl.
Offering maximum flexibility, IT managers can now build one compatible group
of platforms for live migration across all of their Intel Core microarchitecturebased
servers including 1p, 2p, and the new 4p Intel Xeon processor 7300
series-based servers. The ability to conduct live VM migration offers tremendous
flexibility for fail-over, load-balancing, disaster-recovery, and real-time
server…