LGA 771 Xeon CPU list
Home » MODs » This page Show List of LGA 771 & 775 CPUs + Current PricesSeptember 27, 2014 October 30, 2021 MODs 53 Comments Share ! On this page, we've combined all of Intel's quad core LGA 771 and LGA 775 CPUs into 1 table (sorted by speed). This should make it easier to compare prices and specifications if you're considering the LGA 771 to 775 MOD.
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List of Quad Core LGA 771 & 775 CPUsNote: The prices and links shown below are for eBay. All prices are current and are automatically updated throughout the day. CPUPrice(Oct 31)Speed & RatioL2 CacheFSBTDPNodeCodename & SocketStepping (sSpec)
8.5x2 x 6 MB1600150W45nm
10.0x2 x 6 MB1333120W45nm
9.5x2 x 6 MB1333120W45nm
C0(SLANP)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 6 MB1600120W 150W45nm
C0(SLANZ)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 6 MB1600136W45nm
C0(SLAN2)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 6 MB1600150W45nm
9.5x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
9.0x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLANQ)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 6 MB160080W45nm
C0(SLANR)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 6 MB1333120W45nm
C0(SLASB)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 6 MB1600120W45nm
C0(SLASA)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 4 MB1333130W65nm
9.0x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
11.0x2 x 4 MB1066130W65nm
B3(SL9UK)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 6 MB1333130W45nm
C0(SLAN3)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 4 MB1333150W65nm
B3(SLAC3)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
8.5x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLANS)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 6 MB160080W45nm
C0(SLANT)View Sellers
8.5x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLASC)View Sellers
8.5x2 x 6 MB133365W45nm
8.5x2 x 3 MB133365W45nm
8.5x2 x 6 MB133365W45nm
8.5x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
C1(SLAWZ) C0(SLAN5)View Sellers
8.5x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
C1(SLAWQ) C0(SLAN4)View Sellers
8.5x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
8.5x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
8.0x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLANU)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 2 MB133395W45nm
8.0x2 x 4 MB1333120W65nm
B3(SLAC4) B3(SL9YM)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
8.0x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
C0(SLAN6)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLASD)View Sellers
10.0x2 x 4 MB106695W65nm
8.0x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
10.0x2 x 4 MB106695W65nm
8.0x2 x 6 MB133350W45nm
8.0x2 x 6 MB133395W45nm
C1(SLAX2) C0(SLAN7)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 2 MB133365W45nm
10.0x2 x 4 MB1066130W65nm
8.0x2 x 3 MB133365W45nm
8.0x2 x 6 MB133365W45nm
7.5x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLANV)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 2 MB133395W45nm
R0(SLB5W) Note: SLB5W does not support Intel VT-X View Sellers
7.5x2 x 3 MB133380W45nm
M0(SLASE)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 6 MB133350W45nm
C0(SLARP)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
M0(SLAMX)View Sellers
7.5x2 x 3 MB133395W45nm
M1(SLAWF)View Sellers~ 2.40 GHz
7.0x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLANW)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 6 MB133350W45nm
C0(SLAP4)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 4 MB133380W65nm
B3(SLAC5) B3(SL9YL)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 2 MB133395W45nm
M1(SLB5M) Note: Does not support Intel VT-X View Sellers
9.0x2 x 4 MB106695W 105W65nm
B3(SL9UM)View Sellers
9.0x2 x 4 MB1066105W65nm
B3(SL9UP)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 2 MB133365W45nm
R0(SLG9T) Note: SLG9T does not support Intel VT-X View Sellers2.13 GHz
8.0x2 x 4 MB1066105W65nm
B3(SL9UQ)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 6 MB106640W45nm
C0(SLAP5)View Sellers
8.0x2 x 4 MB1066105W65nm
6.0x2 x 4 MB133380W65nm
B3(SLAC7) B3(SL9YK)View Sellers
6.0x2 x 6 MB133380W45nm
C0(SLAP2)View Sellers
6.0x2 x 4 MB133350W65nm
7.0x2 x 4 MB106650W65nm
B3(SLAC9) B3(SLA4Q)View Sellers
7.0x2 x 4 MB106680W65nm
B3(SLAC8) B3(SL9MV)View Sellers1.60 GHz
6.0x2 x 4 MB106680W65nm
B3(SLACB) B3(SL9XR)View Sellers
6.0x2 x 4 MB106650W65nm
B3(SLACA) B3(SL9MT)View Sellers
6.0x2 x 4 MB106640W65nm
Key features and differences between Quad Core LGA 771 & 775 CPUsTopics in this section
The CPUs shown below are grouped by codename, since most CPUs with the same codename are very similar. You can find the codename for each processor in the main CPU table. 45nm ComparisonThe most important thing to notice is that the Yorkfield-6M CPUs (LGA 775) have half the cache of the others. HarpertownYorkfield-CLYorkfield XEYorkfieldYorkfield-6MCPUs(where x = any digit)Xeon X54xx, E54xx, L54xxXeon X33x3Core 2 Extreme QX9xxx
65nm ComparisonClovertownKentsfield XEKentsfieldCPUs(where x = any digit)Xeon X53xx, E53xx, L53xxCore 2 Extreme QX6xxx
CPU Steppings (revisions) & CPUID InformationIf you're unsure what a stepping is, Intel basically creates a new stepping (or revision) whenever they make a major change to a processor. This usually fixes bugs, adds new features, reduces power consumption, or improves overclocking. SteppingNodeReleasedL2 CacheCPUsCPUIDE045nmAugust 20082 x 6 MB
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