Intel Xeon E5 2620 💻 2.0 GHz 6-Core LGA 2011 Processor (BX80621E52620) Review

They used to put them in servers when there were no stones on aliexpress yet. This in the store cost from 70k. Now, this stone is already useless. v2 series mb still has a place to be. For the current 2022, it is already, of course, weak for performing any tasks other than a file server or mining a chia farm. Gives 5000 points in passmark.

While there were initially no stones available on AliExpress, they were stored in server closets. Starting at 70 thousand dollars in the shop. This stone is now completely unusable. The v2 mb series isn't completely obsolete. In the year 2022, it is obviously too weak for anything other than a file server or chia farm mining. The 5,000-point passmark is awarded.

I don’t know what to write - solitaire flies, gta8 too. I took it not for games, but for a file server + video processing + intensive Internet monitoring, and all this at the same time and copes with all this perfectly! Really nice to work on. For the sake of interest, I launched the old Vanted bridge, so it hangs on only one thread out of 12 and loads it by only 30-40%, this is boring at maximum graphics settings) Works on a regular mother on x79 chip

The workstation is: 2 x E5-2650 2GHz with hyperthreading - 32 cores 64 GB RAM 2 x GTX Titans Working with conventional software: Actually, the plus of multi-core is that everything that was not originally created to eat all the cores in the system can be run in any amount at the same time and there will be no difference at all, as if nothing was running. You just learn how to close programs after use. Everything always flies. But - there is a small minus. A frequency of 2 GHz makes two…

They are insanely powerful. Some of our new servers are dual CPU and absolutely fly. They're quite expensive, but they're worth it!

Intel Sandy Bridge Xeon, LGA 2011, 6 cores with HT. It can do whatever task I need to do and works as expected with my Supermicro motherboard and Dynatron active heatsink.

Dual processor setup with an ATX (ASUS) server board; 24 cores are displayed in windows. Use for CAD with ATI graphics card. Nothing more needs to be said.

I bought 2 of these processors for a 3D rendering workstation. Installed on an Asus P9PE-D8 WS motherboard with only 8 gigabytes of RAM. It works in conjunction with the GTX 560 Ti for superb rendering with iray, bunkspeed, Adobe After Effects, SolidWorks and Adobe Premier. This is great for a starter workstation like mine. Someday I will upgrade it. But for now it's GREAT!

Costs almost the same as an i7 processor but offers much better overall performance. NEVER regret this OUTSTANDING purchase

Ideal for virtualization, this processor has low power consumption and excellent scalable performance. I use 2 of these on ASUS Z9PA-D8 and they are perfect.

Work in pairs, RAM 64 GB. I assembled a server to replace the old one, which is also on xeon, but 2022. On the old server, the load is constantly 100%, while the brakes. Archiving by rar lasted 9 hours. But now the loading of the processor is a maximum of 6%, archiving in 1 - 1.5 hours (loaded at 50-55% - possibly limited by the disk system). The task manager looks fantastic at the same time - 32 semi-kernels - each has its own window.

I muddied a computer on two such processors on a server motherboard from Supermicro, 192 gigabytes of RAM, 24T screw (raid 0), 180 gigabytes of system SSD (raid 0), 3 DVD + 1 BD, geforsa titanium, and other small things like USB 2 and 3 hubs, numerous card readers, gamepads and joysticks, bluetooth and wi-fi, and who the hell knows what controllers - no one counted. Prots rule specifically. but the motherboard (one of the coolest on the market) does not match them, as evidenced by the extremely