Part number SR3GN · also known as 4112
Price: $5.60 USD
Intel Xeon Silver 4112 2.6GHz 4C/8T 8.25MB Cache 85W TDP
| cores | 4 |
|---|---|
| sspec | SR3GN |
| socket | LGA3647 |
| ark url | https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/123551/intel-xeon-silver-4112-processor-8-25m-cache-2-60-ghz/specifications.html |
| oem pns | {'Dell': ['4112']} |
| threads | 8 |
| cache mb | 8.25 |
| bom label | Intel Xeon Silver 4112 2.6GHz 4C/8T 8.25MB Cache 85W TDP |
| boost ghz | 3.0 |
| clock ghz | 2.6 |
| tdp watts | 85 |
| generation | Skylake |
| spec source | ark |
| mem channels | 6 |
| base clock ghz | 2.6 |
| sibling sspecs | ['SR3GN'] |
| boost clock ghz | 3.0 |
| max mem speed mhz | 2400 |
| folded synthetic pns | ['SYNTHETIC:intel:intel-xeon-scalable-4112', 'SYNTHETIC:intel:intel-xeon-silver-4112'] |
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