Intel Dual-Core Xeon® 7030 2.8 GHz FSB 800 2 MB BX80560KG2800F User Manual

Manufacturers in many industries use a product-numbering system
to differentiate products within a product line or brand. This helps
customers compare specific products that offer a variety of different
features. The same is true with processors, especially in today’s
world when so many additional features contribute to performance
above and beyond clock speed. 

By changing how it identifies components on server platforms, Intel
is making it easier for customers to take into account all the things
that contribute to their overall experience—including features like 
architecture, cache, front side bus, and other Intel

®

technologies.

What is the 7000 Sequence?

Intel offers four processor number 

sequences for server applications.

Processor Sequence Used For

Intel

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Pentium

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4/Pentium

®

D

Small business, entry or first server

processor 3000

1

sequence

Dual-Core Intel

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Xeon

®

Volume DP servers/workstations 

processor 5000

1

sequence

based on the Intel Xeon processor

Dual-Core Intel

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Xeon

®

Greater scalability with MP enterprise 

processor 7000

1

sequence

servers based on the Intel Xeon
processor MP

Intel

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Itanium

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2 processor 

Maximum performance and scalability 

9000

1

sequence

for RISC replacement usage

Processor Number

1

Description

Intel

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Xeon

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processor 7041

3.0 GHz 2x2MB L2 800 MHz 
front-side bus

Intel

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Xeon

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processor 7040

3.0 GHz 2x2MB L2 667 MHz 
front-side bus

Intel

®

Xeon

®

processor 7030 

2.8 GHz 2x1MB L2 800 MHz 
front-side bus

Intel

®

Xeon

®

processor 7020 

2.66 GHz 2x1MB L2 667 MHz 
front-side bus