Intel Gold 5115 10 Core (2.40Ghz, 13.75M 85W) SR3GB

Intel Gold 5115 10 Core (2.40Ghz, 13.75M 85W) SR3GB

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Intel Gold 5115 10 Core (2.40Ghz, 13.75M 85W) SR3GBItem Attributes Manufacturer Intel Manufacturer URL https: www. intel. com content www us en products sku 120484 intel xeon gold 5115 processor 13 75m cache 2 40 ghz specifications. html CPU 01 Product Collection Intel Xeon Scalable Processors CPU 02 Code Name Skylake CPU 03 Vertical Segment Server CPU 04 Processor Number 5115 CPU 05 Lithography 14 nm CPU 06 Total Cores 10 CPU 07 Total Threads 20 CPU 08 Max Turbo Frequency GHz 3. 2 CPU 09 Processor

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