The 7100 series delivers a number of improvements on the previous Xeon range
including an increase in the performance per watt of the processors. Intel has
also focused on reducing their power draw. To this end, low power editions of
the 7100 consume just 95W.
The Xeon range is split into the M-series and N-series. The M-series has a
faster front-side bus of 800MHz compared to the N-series’ 667MHz. Clock speeds
range from 2.5GHz for the 7110N to 3.4GHz for the 7140M.
Both cores of the top-end Xeon 7100s can access up to 16MB of shared L3 cache
while lower models come equipped with either 4MB or 8MB.
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