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CPU) MCU / MPU / DSP This Page of Product Is Rohs Compliant INTEL Central Processing Units (CPU) MPU /DSP MCU / This page of product is RoHS compliant. CENTRAL PROCESSING UNITS (CPU) Intel Processor families include the most powerful and flexible Central Processing Units (CPUs) available today. Utilizing industry leading 22nm device fabrication techniques, Intel continues to pack greater processing power into smaller spaces than ever before, providing desktop, mobile, and embedded products with maximum performance per watt across a wide range of applications. Atom Celeron Core Pentium Xeon For quantities greater than listed, call for quote. MOUSER Intel Core Cache Data Price Each Package Processor Family Code Freq. Size No. of Bus Width TDP STOCK NO. Part No. Series Name (GHz) (MB) Cores (bit) (Max) (W) 1 10 Desktop Intel 607-DF8064101211300Y DF8064101211300S R0VY FCBGA-559 D2550 Atom™ Cedarview 1.86 1 2 64 10 61.60 59.40 607-CM8063701444901S CM8063701444901S R10K FCLGA-1155 G1610 Celeron® Ivy Bridge 2.6 2 2 64 55 54.93 52.70 607-RK80532RC041128S RK80532RC041128S L6VR PPGA-478 - Celeron® Northwood 2.0 0.0156 1 32 52.8 42.00 40.50 607-CM8062301046804S CM8062301046804S R05J FCLGA-1155 G540 Celeron® Sandy Bridge 2.5 2 2 64 65 54.60 52.65 607-AT80571RG0641MLS AT80571RG0641MLS LGTZ LGA-775 E3400 Celeron® Wolfdale 2.6 1 2 64 65 54.93 52.70 607-HH80557PG0332MS HH80557PG0332MS LA99 LGA-775 E4300 Core™ 2 Conroe 1.8 2 2 64 65 139.44 133.78 607-AT80570PJ0806MS AT80570PJ0806MS LB9J LGA-775 E8400 Core™ 2 Wolfdale 3.0 6 2 64 65 207.04 196.00 607-AT80571PH0723MLS AT80571PH0723MLS LGW3 LGA-775 E7400 Core™ 2 Wolfdale 2.8 3 2 64 65 147.89 140.00 607-AT80580PJ0676MS AT80580PJ0676MS LB6B LGA-775 Q9400 Core™ 2 Yorkfield 2.66 6 4 64 95 247.89 234.67 607-CM80616003060AES CM80616003060AES LBTD FCLGA-1156 i3-540 iCore™ Clarkdale 3.06 4 2 64 73 151.20 143.64 607-CM8064601464802S CM8064601464802S R14G FCLGA-1150 i5-4430 iCore™ Haswell 3.0 6 4 64 84 238.00 226.10 607-CM8064601465803S CM8064601465803S R14M FCLGA-1150 i5-4430S iCore™ Haswell 2.7 6 4 64 65 238.00 226.10 607-CM8064601464707S CM8064601464707S R14E FCLGA-1150 i5-4570 iCore™ Haswell 3.2 6 4 64 84 250.60 238.07 607-CM8064601465605S CM8064601465605S R14J FCLGA-1150 i5-4570S iCore™ Haswell 2.9 6 4 64 65 250.60 238.07 607-CM8064601466203S CM8064601466203S R14R FCLGA-1150 i5-4570T iCore™ Haswell 2.9 4 2 64 35 250.60 238.07 607-CM8064601464706S CM8064601464706S R14D FCLGA-1150 i5-4670 iCore™ Haswell 3.4 6 4 64 84 278.60 264.67 607-CM8064601464506S CM8064601464506S R14A FCLGA-1150 i5-4670K iCore™ Haswell 3.4 6 4 64 84 296.21 271.25 607-CM8064601465703S CM8064601465703S R14K FCLGA-1150 i5-4670S iCore™ Haswell 3.1 6 4 64 65 278.60 264.67 607-CM8064601466200S CM8064601466200S R14Q FCLGA-1150 i7-4765T iCore™ Haswell 2.0 8 4 64 35 386.30 353.75 607-CM8064601464303S CM8064601464303S R149 FCLGA-1150 i7-4770 iCore™ Haswell 3.4 8 4 64 84 386.30 353.75 607-CM8064601464206S CM8064601464206S R147 FCLGA-1150 i7-4770K iCore™ Haswell 3.5 8 4 64 84 421.61 396.25 607-CM8064601465504S CM8064601465504S R14H FCLGA-1150 i7-4770S iCore™ Haswell 3.1 8 4 64 65 386.30 353.75 607-CM8063701137502S CM8063701137502S R0RG FCLGA-1155 i3-3220 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.3 3 2 64 55 152.60 144.97 607-CM8063701134306S CM8063701134306S R0RQ FCLGA-1155 i5-3330 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.0 6 4 64 77 238.00 226.10 NEW SUPPLIER 607-CM8063701093302S CM8063701093302S R0T8 FCLGA-1155 i5-3470 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.2 6 4 64 77 240.80 228.76 607-CM8063701159502S CM8063701159502S R0RJ FCLGA-1155 i5-3470T iCore™ Ivy Bridge 2.9 3 2 64 35 240.80 228.76 607-CM8063701212000S CM8063701212000S R0PP FCLGA-1155 i5-3475S iCore™ Ivy Bridge 2.9 6 4 64 65 263.20 250.04 607-CM8063701093203S CM8063701093203S R0P0 FCLGA-1155 i5-3550 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.3 6 4 64 77 268.80 255.36 607-CM8063701095203S CM8063701095203S R0P3 FCLGA-1155 i5-3550S iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.0 6 4 64 65 268.80 255.36 607-CM8063701093103S CM8063701093103S R0T7 FCLGA-1155 i5-3570 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.4 6 4 64 77 268.80 255.36 607-CM8063701211800S CM8063701211800S R0PM FCLGA-1155 i5-3570K iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.4 6 4 64 77 286.65 262.50 607-CM8063701094903S CM8063701094903S R0P1 FCLGA-1155 i5-3570T iCore™ Ivy Bridge 2.3 6 4 64 45 268.80 255.36 607-CM8063701211600S CM8063701211600S R0PK FCLGA-1155 i7-3770 iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.4 8 4 64 77 375.38 343.75 607-CM8063701211700S CM8063701211700S R0PL FCLGA-1155 i7-3770K iCore™ Ivy Bridge 3.5 8 4 64 77 412.30 387.50 607-BV80605001911APS BV80605001911APS LBLC LGA-1156 i5-750 iCore™ Lynnfield 2.66 8 4 64 95 266.00 252.70 607-BV80605001908AKS BV80605001908AKS LBJJ LGA-1156 i7-860 iCore™ Lynnfield 2.8 8 4 64 95 368.55 337.50 607-CM8062301044204Y CM8062301044204S R05Y FCLGA-1155 i3-2120 iCore™ Sandy Bridge 3.3 3 2 64 65 152.60 144.97 607-CM8062300834106S CM8062300834106S R00Q LGA-1155 i5-2400 iCore™ Sandy Bridge 3.1 6 4 64 95 240.80 228.76 607-CM8062300834302S CM8062300834302S R00B LGA-1155 i7-2600 iCore™ Sandy Bridge 3.4 8 4 64 95 375.38 343.75 607-CM8061901049606S CM8061901049606S R0LD FCLGA-2011 i7-3820 iCore™ Sandy Bridge-E 3.6 10 4 64 130 375.38 343.75 607-CM80616004593AES CM80616004593AES LBTG FCLGA-1156 G6950 Pentium® Clarkdale 2.8 3 2 64 73 113.40 109.35 607-CM8063701444601S CM8063701444601S R10G FCLGA-1155 G2020T Pentium® Ivy Bridge 2.5 3 2 64 35 84.51 81.08 607-CM8062301046204Q CM8062301046204S R05Q FCLGA-1155 G850 Pentium® Sandy Bridge 2.9 3 2 64 65 98.00 94.50 607-AT80571PG0642MLS AT80571PG0642MLS LGTL LGA-775 E5300 Pentium® Wolfdale 2.6 2 2 64 65 83.10 79.73 607-RK80532PC041512S RK80532PC041512S L6PK PPGA-478 - 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