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Itanium

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Itanium

2012 desktop
Microarchitecture
P7

Historical hardware entry sourced from Wikipedia: Itanium.

Key specifications

Cores
4 / threads
Clock
1.73  to 2.67 GHz
Socket
FC-LGA6 (LGA1248)

general

Address width 64 bits
Application High-end/mission critical serversHigh performance computingHigh-end workstations
Common manufacturer Intel
Core names MercedMcKinleyMadison 3M/6M/9MDeerfield (Madison LV)Hondo[b]Fanwood (Madison DP)MontecitoMontvaleTukwilaPoulsonKittson
Cores 4 or 8
Data width 64 bits
Designed by HP and Intel
Discontinued 30 January 2020
Extensions EIST, VT-x, VT-d, VT-i
FSB speeds 400  to 667 MT/s
Instruction set IA-64
L1 cache Up to 32 KB per core (data) Up to 32 KB per core (instructions)
L2 cache 256 KB (D) + 512 KB (I)
L3 cache 20–32 MB
L4 cache 32 MB (Hondo only)
Launched 8 November 2012
Marketed by Intel
Max. CPU clock rate 1.73  to 2.67 GHz
Memory (RAM) Up to 1.5 TBUp to DDR3 with ECC support
Microarchitecture P7
Models ItaniumItanium 2Itanium 9000 seriesItanium 9100 seriesItanium 9300 seriesItanium 9500 seriesItanium 9700 series
Packages Pin Array Cartridge (PAC)Flip-chip land grid array (FC-LGA)
Product code Poulson, Kittson
QPI speeds 4.8 GT/s to 6.4 GT/s
Socket FC-LGA6 (LGA1248)
Sockets PAC 418PAC 611LGA 1248
Technology node 32 nm
Virtual address width 64 bits

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