Unveiling the mystery: the "gossip" of the Xeon E5

The rapid development of the IT industry, now with the deepening of cloud computing, it seems that the new round of "battle" is about to be launched, now into the March, with the innovative development of the concept of leading the future, Intel Xeon E5 also finally expose the veil of mystery. March 7 Intel will officially launch a new generation of Xeon E5 processor products globally, and before we can say that the Intel Xeon E5 has long awaited, as the latest processor for the dual and four-way market, the Xeon E5 can be said to be the most noteworthy product in the 2012 x86 server market.

In contrast to the previous generation's WESTMERE-EP and the 2011 single product E3, the Xeon E5 will be based on the 32 NM sandy bridge structure code-named Sandy Bridge-ep. In terms of blood, the relationship between the Xeon E5 and the Xeon E3 will be closer, in contrast to the WESTMERE-EP architecture has been completely abandoned. The biggest change in the Xeon Sandy Bridge processor is the use of a ring-bus architecture, which is Intel's continued use of the ring bus following Nehalem and Westmere.

Compared to the previous release of the Xeon E3 and E7, Xeon E5 can be said to be the most mainstream processors, but also the major server vendors are the most expected processor. This is the main reason that people have been looking forward to a great improvement in both the performance and image display of the previous generation.

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