I have an old server with an Intel XEON Processor. I have been trying to identify which exact version it is with no luck. I tried various tools but all they do is give you some info about the processor with no actual version (processor number).
Here is what I know about it so far:
Clock Speed 3.00 GHz
The motherboard is an Intel 5000P Chipset so I know it should be a Intel Xeon 5000 series but maybe not.
It is a dual core hyperthreaded (so it shows up as 4 cores on Task Manager)
It has 2MB level 2 Cache
It supports Intel Hardware Virtulization
I have looked though the Intel website and I just can't find a processor that has the exact same specs.
Best Answer
That's a Xeon 5050. The cache size is 2x2MB ( i suspect whatever tool reported that 2MB was reporting per core) not 4MB as indicated on the Intel site Intel® Xeon® Processor 5050 | intel.com. It's not hard to figure this out. The socket for 5000P is LGA 771. You now go to List of Intel Xeon microprocessors | en.wikipedia.org search for 3000 MHz and 3 GHz and look for LGA 771 matches with a low amount of cache. That's then 5050 or 5160 where the latter does not support HT Intel® Xeon® Processor 5160 | intel.com