Opteron 6180 SE vs Xeon X7542

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AMD Opteron 6180 SE

Intel Xeon X7542

We compared two server CPUs: Opteron 6180 SE with 12 cores 2.5GHz and Xeon X7542 with 6 cores 2.666GHz . You will find out which processor performs better in benchmark tests, key specifications, power consumption and more.

Main Differences

Opteron 6180 SE 's Advantages

Released 11 months late

Xeon X7542 's Advantages

Higher base frequency (2.666GHz vs 2.5GHz)

Larger L3 cache size (18MB vs 12MB)

Lower TDP (130W vs 140W)

Score

Opteron 6180 SE

VS

Xeon X7542

General Parameters

Feb 2011

Release Date

Mar 2010

AMD

Manufacturer

Intel

Server

Type

Server

Magny-Cours

Core Architecture

Nehalem-EX

AMD Socket G34

Socket

Intel Socket 1567

N/A

Integrated Graphics

N/A

Opteron (Magny-Cours)

Generation

Xeon(Beckton)

Package

1.8 billions

Transistor Count

2.3 billions

45 nm

Manufacturing Process

45 nm

140 W

Power Consumption

130 W

64 °C

Peak Operating Temperature

-

GlobalFoundries

Foundry

Intel

2x346 mm²

Die Size

684 mm²

CPU Performance

2.5 GHz

Performance Core Base Frequency

2.666 GHz

0

Performance Core Turbo Frequency

2.8 GHz

12

Total Core Count

6

12

Total Thread Count

6

200 MHz

Bus Frequency

133 MHz

12.5

Multiplier

20.0

128 K per core

L1 Cache

64 KB per core

512 K per core

L2 Cache

256 KB per core

12 MB shared

L3 Cache

18 MB shared

No

Unlocked Multiplier

No

4

SMP

8

Memory Parameters

DDR3-1333

Memory Types

DDR3-1333

4

Max Memory Channels

4

Yes

ECC Memory Support

Yes

Miscellaneous

2

PCIe Version

2

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