Intel Xeon E5 CPUs surfaced on Intel website

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Forthcoming Intel Xeon E5 family will be separated into 4 subfamilies, based on intended market. Xeon E5-4600 will support up to 4-way servers, E5-2400 and E5-2600 will target 2-way servers and workstations, and E5-1600 series will work in uni-processor systems. In the past months we reported on details of E5-1600, E5-2400 and E5-2400 families, whereas model lineup of E5-4600 family was not known up to this moment. On Saturday January 7, 2012, Intel added Xeon E5 box part numbers and S-spec numbers to Material Declaration Data Sheets (MDDS) database. This addition confirmed processor numbers of one- and two-way Xeon E5 chips, and revealed E5-4600 processor numbers:

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According to MDDS database, Xeon E5-4600 series will consist of at least 8 models. Xeon E5-4603 will be based on Sandy-Bridge-EP-4 core, which means that it will have 4 or fewer cores. Remaining 7 processors, including low-power E5-4640L and E5-4650L CPUs, should have 6 or 8 cores. Xeon E5-4600 box part numbers, related processor numbers, and associated S-Spec codes are listed below:

Code:
Model number     Box part number      S-spec(s)

E5-4603          BX80621E54603        SR0LF

E5-4607          BX80621E54607	      SR0KU / SR0JL

E5-4610          BX80621E54610	      SR0KS / SR0JJ

E5-4620          BX80621E54620	      SR0JP / SR0L4

E5-4640          BX80621E54640	      SR0KT

E5-4640L         BX80621E54640L	      SR0JK

E5-4650          BX80621E54650	      SR0KJ

E5-4650L         BX80621E54650L	      SR0L3 / SR0JN

The database lists only one chip from E5-1600 series: Xeon E5-1660 with box part number BX80621E51660, and two S-spec numbers SR0KN and SR0H2, perhaps with different core steppings. Two other E5-1600 SKUs, expected to launch this quarter, are E5-1620 and E5-1650.

The MDDS database has 7 SKUs from E5-2400 family. This list is incomplete, as it doesn't include 5 low-power Xeons from the series. These microprocessors will be available in Q2 2012. Model, s-spec and Box part numbers of standard-power processors are provided below:

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Model number     Box part number      S-spec(s)

E5-2403           BX80621E52403       SR0LS

E5-2407           BX80621E52407	      SR0LR

E5-2420           BX80621E52420	      SR0LN

E5-2430           BX80621E52430	      SR0LM

E5-2440           BX80621E52440	      SR0LK

E5-2450           BX80621E52450	      SR0LJ

E5-2470           BX80621E52470	      SR0LG

These Xeon E5s will be released this quarter:

Code:
Model number     Box part number      S-spec(s)

E5-2603           BX80621E52603       SR0LB

E5-2609           BX80621E52609	      SR0LA

E5-2620           BX80621E52620	      SR0H7 / SR0KW

E5-2630           BX80621E52630	      SR0H6 / SR0KV

E5-2640           BX80621E52640	      SR0H5 / SR0KR

E5-2650           BX80621E52650	      SR0H4 / SR0KQ

E5-2660           BX80621E52660	      SR0KK / SR0GZ

E5-2665           BX80621E52665	      SR0L1 / SR0HB

E5-2667           BX80621E52667	      SR0H3

E5-2670           BX80621E52670	      SR0KX / SR0H8

E5-2680           BX80621E52680	      SR0KH / SR0GY

E5-2687W          BX80621E52687W      SR0GX / SR0KG

E5-2690           BX80621E52690	      SR0L0
 
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Cant wait for you to do this build, any update on the release date of SR-3, i don't know if they showing it at CES 2012

Yep i too can only dream unless i save up like a madman, im feeling an upgrade but to what as i have plans on using my i7 920 in a gaming htpc for the living room
 
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