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Good evening,
I was reading my HP Workstation datasheet and found there the following:
Intel Xeon E5-2690 - Turbo Boost Technology : 4,9 GHz
Even if I consider it is a Single core speed, the ark.intel website shows me a Max Turbo boost of 3,80GHz for the Single core
So how is this Turbo 4,9GHz achievable ? Maybe using water cooling ?
Spec:
HP Z620 WS - Dual E5-2690 / 32Gb ECC Reg / Consumer GPU
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The Intel specs on all four versions of the e5-2690 show that maximum turbo frequency between 3.40 and 3.80:
http://ark.intel.com/compare/91770,81713,75279,64596 Intel® Product Specification Comparison
Perhaps the HP documentation is in error. I would have HP verify their document(s).
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The Intel specs on all four versions of the e5-2690 show that maximum turbo frequency between 3.40 and 3.80:
http://ark.intel.com/compare/91770,81713,75279,64596 Intel® Product Specification Comparison
Perhaps the HP documentation is in error. I would have HP verify their document(s).
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