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Intel
Intel Xeon E5607
1366DDR34C / 4T80WWestmere-EP32nmEnd-of-life
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Full Specifications
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Total Cores4
Total Threads4
Base Clock2.27 GHz
BCLK / Multiplier133 MHz / 17.0xx
CodenameWestmere-EP
MicroarchitectureWestmere-EP
Process Node32nm
FoundryIntel
Die Size239.0 mm²
Transistors1.17 billion
Production StatusEnd-of-life
Market SegmentServer/Workstation
Launch DateFeb 14, 2011
Instruction Sets
MMXSSESSE2SSE3SSSE3SSE4.2Intel 64EISTXD-BitVT-xTXTAES-NI4.8GT/s QPI
About This Product
The Intel Xeon E5607 is a quad-core server/workstation CPU from the Westmere-EP generation, released in 2010. With a base clock of 2.27 GHz and no integrated graphics, it is suitable for basic server tasks or entry-level workstations that do not require high multi-threaded performance or integrated graphics capabilities. At its current price, it is significantly overpriced for its performance compared to modern CPUs, which offer superior core counts, clock speeds, and efficiency.
Pros
- Suitable for basic server applications
- Reliable Intel Xeon architecture
Cons
- Very low core count for a server CPU
- Outdated architecture and performance
- Extremely poor value for money
Verdict
“Not recommended; severely outdated and overpriced for any current use case.”
