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INTEL Central Processing Units (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) (CONT.) For quantities greater than listed, call for quote. Core Data Bus TDP Price Each MOUSER Intel Package Processor Family Code No. of Freq. Cache Width (Max.) STOCK NO. Part No. Series Name Cores (GHz) Size (MB) (bit) (W) 1 10 Mobile (Cont.) 607-AV80576LG0336MS AV80576LG0336MS LGAD BGA-956 SL9380 Core 2™ Duo Penryn 2 1.8 6 64 17 310.81 287.50 607-AV80576SH0516MS AV80576SH0516MS LGAF BGA-956 SP9300 Core 2™ Duo Penryn 2 2.26 6 64 25 310.81 287.50 607-AW80576GH0616MS AW80576GH0616MS LGE5 PGA-478 T9400 Core 2™ Duo Penryn 2 2.53 6 64 35 316.21 292.50 607-CL806470151250SF CL8064701512503S R18F FCBGA-1168 i3-4010Y Core i3™ Haswell 2 1.3 3 64 11.5 355.40 328.75 607-AV8062700849710S AV8062700849710S R074 BGA-1023 i3-2340UE Core i3™ Sandy Bridge 2 1.3 3 64 17 279.73 258.75 607-AV8063801149502S AV8063801149502S R0WN FCBGA-1023 i3-3217UE Core i3™ Ivy Bridge 2 1.6 3 64 17 297.29 275.00 607-CL806471528601SR CL8064701528601S R17R FCBGA-1364 i3-4102E Core i3™ Haswell 2 1.6 3 64 25 283.78 262.50 Intel 607-CL8064701478202S CL8064701478202S R16Q FCBGA-1168 i3-4010U Core i3™ Haswell 2 1.7 3 64 15 355.40 328.75 607-CL806470158855S0 CL8064701588505S R1T0 FCBGA-1364 i3-4112E Core i3™ Haswell 2 1.8 3 64 25 283.78 262.50 607-FH806580406SR23Z FH8065801620406S R23Z FCBGA-1168 i3-5010U Core i3™ Broadwell 2 2.1 3 64 15 410.93 394.30 607-AV806270084911S7 AV8062700849116S R077 FCBGA-1023 i3-2310E Core i3™ Sandy Bridge 2 2.1 3 64 35 261.97 240.00 607-CN80617004467HSW CN80617004467AHS LBXW FCBGA-1288 i3-330E Core i3™ Arrandale 2 2.13 3 64 35 187.32 171.61 607-FF8062700849000S FF8062700849000S R02V FCPGA-988 i3-2330E Core i3™ Sandy Bridge 2 2.2 3 64 35 261.97 240.00 607-AV8063801117301S AV8063801117301S R0WL BGA-1023 i3-3120ME Core i3™ Ivy Bridge 2 2.4 3 64 35 278.87 255.48 607-AW8063801117902S AW8063801117902S R0WM FCPGA-988 i3-3120ME Core i3™ Ivy Bridge 2 2.4 3 64 35 278.87 255.48 607-CL806471484002SN CL8064701484002S R17N FCBGA-1364 i3-4100E Core i3™ Haswell 2 2.4 3 64 37 328.12 314.84 607-CL806470158905S2 CL8064701589005S R1T2 FCBGA-1364 i3-4110E Core i3™ Haswell 2 2.6 3 64 37 283.78 262.50 607-CM806460148440S0 CM8064601484402S R180 FCLGA-1150 i3-4330TE Core i3™ Haswell 2 2.4 4 - 35 160.56 147.09 607-CN806380130773S2 CN8063801307703S R1J2 FCBGA1284 i3-3115C Core i3™ Gladden 2 2.5 4 64 25 304.05 281.25 607-CL8064701463101S CL8064701463101S R16M FCBGA-1168 i5-4250U Core i5™ Haswell 2 1.3 3 64 15 397.29 367.50 607-CL806471528501SQ CL8064701528501S R17Q FCBGA-1364 i5-4402E Core i5™ Haswell 2 1.6 3 64 25 336.48 311.25 607-FH806583212SR268 FH8065802063212S R268 FCBGA-1168 i5-5350U Core i5™ Broadwell 2 1.8 3 64 15 459.37 440.78 607-CL806470158865S1 CL8064701588605S R1T1 FCBGA1364 i5-4422E Core i5™ Haswell 2 1.8 3 64 25 336.48 311.25 607-CL806471477400SD CL8064701477400S R1ED FCBGA-1168 i5-4300U Core i5™ Haswell 2 1.9 3 64 15 355.40 328.75 607-AW8063801115901S AW8063801115901S R0QJ FCPGA-988 i5-3610ME Core i5™ Ivy Bridge 2 2.7 3 64 35 316.21 292.50 607-FF8062700853304S FF8062700853304S R02U FCPGA-988 i5-2510E Core i5™ Sandy Bridge 2 2.5 3 64 35 310.81 287.50 607-AV8062700853208S AV8062700853208S R075 BGA-1023 i5-2515E Core i5™ Sandy Bridge 2 2.5 3 64 35 322.97 298.75 607-CL806470158925S4 CL8064701589205S R1T4 FCBGA-1364 i5-4410E Core i5™ Haswell 2 2.9 3 64 37 336.48 311.25 607-CL806471483902SM CL8064701483902S R17M FCBGA1364 i5-4400E Core i5™ Haswell 2 3.3 3 64 37 336.48 311.25 607-CL806470180SR1W1 CL8064701830200S R1W1 FCBGA1364 i5-4402EC Core i5™ Haswell 2 2.5 4 64 27 336.48 311.25 607-AV8062700849607S AV8062700849607S R079 BGA-1023 i7-2610UE Core i7™ Sandy Bridge 2 1.5 4 64 17 368.91 341.25 607-CL8064701462800S CL8064701462800S R16H FCBGA-1168 i7-4650U Core i7™ Haswell 2 1.7 4 64 15 537.83 497.50 607-AV8063801149402S AV8063801149402S R0T6 FCBGA-1023 i7-3517UE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 2 1.7 4 64 17 377.02 348.75 607-CN8061704455ACSH CN80617004455ACS LBXH FCBGA-1288 i7-620LE Core i7™ Arrandale 2 2.0 4 64 25 321.62 297.50 607-FH806589716SR267 FH8065801974816S R267 FCBGA-1168 i7-5650U Core i7™ Broadwell 2 2.2 4 64 15 576.81 537.11 607-AV8062700849508S AV8062700849508S R078 BGA-1023 i7-2655LE Core i7™ Sandy Bridge 2 2.2 4 64 24 402.70 372.50 607-AV8063801116903S AV8063801116903S R0T5 BGA-1023 i7-3555LE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 2 2.5 4 64 25 410.81 380.00 607-CN8061700575ACSX CN80617005745ACS LBXX FCBGA-1288 i7-610E Core i7™ Arrandale 2 2.53 4 64 35 305.40 282.50 607-CL806471528402SX CL8064701528402S R17X FCBGA-1364 i7-4850EQ Core i7™ Crystal Well 4 1.6 6 64 47 631.88 588.39 607-CL806471528404S5 CL8064701528404S R195 FCBGA-1364 i7-4860EQ Core i7™ Crystal Well 4 1.8 6 64 47 688.40 641.02 607-FF8062700841002S FF8062700841002S R02T FCPGA-988 i7-2710QE Core i7™ Sandy Bridge 4 2.1 6 64 45 405.40 375.00 607-AV8062700843908S AV8062700843908S R076 BGA-1023 i7-2715QE Core i7™ Sandy Bridge 4 2.1 6 64 45 405.40 375.00 607-AV8063801149203S AV8063801149203S R0ND FCBGA-1023 i7-3612QE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 4 2.1 6 64 35 486.48 450.00 607-AV8063801117503S AV8063801117503S R0NC FCBGA-1023 i7-3615QE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 4 2.3 6 64 45 448.64 415.00 607-AW8063801118306S AW8063801118306S R0NP FCPGA-988 i7-3610QE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 4 2.3 6 64 45 448.64 415.00 607-AV8063801117503S AV8063801117503S R0NC BGA-1023 i7-3615QE Core i7™ Ivy Bridge 4 2.3 6 64 45 448.64 415.00 607-CL806470148380SL CL8064701483802S R17L FCBGA-1364 i7-4700EQ Core i7™ Haswell 4 2.4 6 64 47 477.02 441.25 607-CL806470180SR1W0 CL8064701830100S R1W0 FCBGA1364 i7-4702EC Core i7™ Haswell 4 2 8 64 27 477.02 441.25 607-CL806470180SR1VZ CL8064701830000S R1VZ FCBGA1364 i7-4700EC Core i7™ Haswell 4 2.7 8 64 43 477.02 441.25 607-CN806380130793S3 CN8063801307903S R1J3 FCBGA-1284 B925C Pentium® Gladden 2 2 4 64 15 188.73 172.90 Server 607-FH806550151675SN FH8065501516754S R1UN FCBGA-1283 C2308 Atom™ Rangeley 1 2 1.25 64 6 64.78 63.01 607-FH806550151676S8 FH8065501516761S R1S8 FCBGA-1283 C2338 Atom™ Rangeley 1 2 1.7 64 7 64.78 63.01 607-FH806550151671S2 FH8065501516711S R1D3 FCBGA1283 C2358 Atom™ Rangeley 2 1.7 1 64 7 64.78 63.01 607-FH806550151671S2 FH8065501516711S R1D2 FCBGA1283 C2358 Atom™ Rangeley 2 1.7 1 64 7 64.78 63.01 607-FH806550151671S1 FH8065501516710S R1D1 FCBGA1283 C2518 Atom™ Rangeley 4 1.7 2 64 13 98.59 95.89 607-FH806550151670SZ FH8065501516709S R1CZ FCBGA1283 C2558 Atom™ Rangeley 4 2.4 2 64 15 112.67 109.58 607-FH806550151672S9 FH8065501516762S R1S9 FCBGA-1283 C2538 Atom™ Rangeley 4 2.4 2 64 15 112.67 109.58 607-FH806550151673SA FH8065501516763S R1SA FCBGA-1283 C2738 Atom™ Rangeley 4 8 2.4 64 20 225.35 206.45 607-FH806550151670SY FH8065501516708S R1CY FCBGA1283 C2718 Atom™ Rangeley 8 2 4 64 18 197.18 180.64 607-FH806550151670SW FH8065501516702S R1CW FCBGA1283 C2758 Atom™ Rangeley 8 2.4 4 64 20 225.35 206.45 607-FH806550158SR1VV FH8065501516768S R1VV FCBGA-1283 C2508 Atom™ SoC Rangeley 2 4 1.25 64 9.5 105.63 102.74 607-AV8062701064700S AV8062701064700S R0NV BGA-1284 i3-2115C Core i3™ Gladden 2 2 3 64 25 304.05 281.25 607-AV8063801116102S AV8063801116102S R0QK BGA-988 i5-3610ME Core i5™ Ivy Bridge 2 2.7 3 64 35 316.21 292.50 607-AV8062701147401S AV8062701147401S R0NZ BGA-1284 B915C Pentium® Gladden 2 1.5 3 64 15 181.69 166.45 607-AT80612002946AAS AT80612002946AAS LBWH FCLGA-1366 LC3518 Xeon® Jasper Forest 1 1.73 2 64 23 239.43 219.35 607-CM806461481914ST CM8064601481914S FCLGA-1150 E3-1220Lv3 Xeon® Haswell 2 1.1 4 64 13 253.52 232.25 607-AT80602000801AAS AT80602000801AAS LBF9 FCLGA1366 E5504 Xeon® Nehalem-EP 4 2 4 64 80 239.43 219.35 607-AV8062701048800S AV8062701048800S R0NS BGA-1284 E3-1105C Xeon® Gladden 4 1 6 64 25 404.05 373.75 607-CM8062307262304S CM8062307262304S R00G LGA-1155 E3-1225 Xeon® Sandy Bridge 4 3.1 6 64 95 243.66 223.22 607-CN806380119402S1 CN8063801194002S R1J1 FCBGA1284 E3-1105C Xeon® Gladden 4 1.8 8 64 25 404.05 373.75 607-AV8062701146600S AV8062701146600S R0NU FCBGA-1284 E3-1125C Xeon® Gladden 4 2 8 64 40 539.18 498.75 607-AT80602002265ABS AT80602002265ABS LBFW FCLGA-1366 L5518 Xeon® Nehalem-EP 4 2.13 8 64 60 524.32 485.00 607-CM806460148420SY CM8064601484200S R17Y FCLGA-1150 E3-1268LV3 Xeon® Haswell 4 2.3 8 64 45 391.89 362.50 607-BV80605001914AGS BV80605001914AGS LBLJ LGA-1156 X3430 Xeon® Lynnfield 4 2.4 8 64 95 242.25 221.93 607-CN806380119392S0 CN8063801193902S R1J0 FCBGA1284 E3-1125C Xeon® Gladden 4 2.5 8 64 40 566.21 523.75 607-CM8064601467406S CM8064601467406S R15A FCLGA-1150 E3-1265LV3 Xeon® Haswell 4 2.5 8 64 45 371.62 343.75 607-BV80605001911AQS BV80605001911AQS LBLD LGA-1156 X3450 Xeon® Lynnfield 4 2.66 8 64 95 266.19 243.87 607-CM8062307262003S CM8062307262003S R00P LGA-1155 E3-1275 Xeon® Sandy Bridge 4 3.4 8 64 95 409.45 378.75 607-CM806460146650SS CM8064601466508S R14S FCLGA-1150 E3-1275 v3 Xeon® Haswell 4 3.5 8 64 84 428.37 396.25 607-CM8062000911406S CM8062000911406S R0M5 FCLGA-1356 E5-2418L Xeon® Sandy Bridge-EN 4 2 10 64 50 458.10 423.75 607-CM806340129400SV CM8063401294008S R1AV FCLGA-1356 E5-2418L v2 Xeon® Ivy Bridge 6 2 10 32 50 631.08 583.75 607-CM8062101048401W CM8062101048401S R0KW FCLGA-2011 E5-2620 Xeon® Sandy Bridge-EP 6 2 15 64 95 482.43 446.25 607-CM80621010484017 CM8062101048401S R0H7 FCLGA-2011 E5-2620 Xeon® Sandy Bridge-EP 6 2 15 64 95 512.16 473.75 607-CM80621008562184 CM8062100856218S R0H4 FCLGA-2011 E5-2650 Xeon® Sandy Bridge-EP 8 2 20 64 95 1398.64 1277.77 607-CM806350137581AX CM8063501375800S R1AX FCLGA2011 E5-2609 Xeon® Ivy Bridge 10 4 2.5 64 80 371.62 343.75 607-CM806418508SR1YC CM8064401850800S R1YC FCLGA2011-3 E5-2609 Xeon® Haswell 15 6 1.9 64 85 446.87 428.78 607-CM806402350SR21P CM8064402033500S R21P FCLGA2011-3 E5-2608L Xeon® Haswell 15 6 2 64 52 491.30 457.49 607-CM806418314SR207 CM8064401831400S R207 FCLGA2011-3 E5-2620 Xeon® Haswell 15 6 2.4 64 85 565.21 526.31 607-CM806350128811AM CM8063501288100S R1AM FCLGA2011 E5-2630 Xeon® Ivy Bridge 15 6 2.6 64 80 772.97 715.00 © Copyright 2016 Mouser Electronics © Copyright 2016 Mouser Electronics mouser.com/intel (800) 346-6873 255.
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