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what is the model of the processor

DreamSavior

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Hey guys I'm new to the forum so this is my first post here. Recently I bought refurbished Precision T3610(IVY-E) and it came with six core ES(CPU-Z says that) CPU so the problem is that I cant identify the model.It came with X23 bios I have updated it to latest version A11. I tried different software but still no idea which model is ...

Code: 
 lscpu
Architecture:          x86_64
CPU op-mode(s):        32-bit, 64-bit
Byte Order:            Little Endian
CPU(s):                12
On-line CPU(s) list:   0-11
Thread(s) per core:    2
Core(s) per socket:    6
Socket(s):             1
NUMA node(s):          1
Vendor ID:             GenuineIntel
CPU family:            6
Model:                 62
Stepping:              2
CPU MHz:               1217.359
BogoMIPS:              6783.20
Virtualization:        VT-x
L1d cache:             32K
L1i cache:             32K
L2 cache:              256K
L3 cache:              15360K
NUMA node0 CPU(s):     0-11

GeekBench
Code: 
     Dell Inc. Precision T3610
Operating System     Debian GNU/Linux x86_64
Model     Dell Inc. Precision T3610
Processor     Intel @ 3.70 GHz
1 processor, 6 cores, 12 threads
Processor ID     GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 62 Stepping 2
L1 Instruction Cache     32 KB x 6
L1 Data Cache     32 KB x 6
L2 Cache     256 KB x 6
L3 Cache     15360 KB
Motherboard     Dell Inc. 09M8Y8
BIOS     Dell Inc. A11


P.S Sorry for my bad english :)
 
Very similar to mine but mine has lower turbo and base frequencies 3.4 to 3.7 not 3.7 to 4.0 Ghz and the strangest thing is CPU-Z says that the model is E5-2687Wv2
 
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Its a 3.4Mhz turbos to 4.0 Mhz(not Ghz), they were $3,000 new.
 

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It originally came with either an E5-1620 v2, E5-1650 v2 or an E5-1660 v2 and someone though he could upgrade it and bought a used ES E5-2687W v2 on Ebay but the gimped Dell BIOS doesn't support more than 6 cores so it disabled 2 cores. The guy then decided to get rid of it since he needed more active cores and you bought it "refurbished".

Conclusion: You have an E5-2687W v2 with 2 disabled cores, but has @Maban said if you really need to be 100% sure, remove the radiator and look at it.
 
Yes I thought the same but I don't have currently X79 mb and thermal grease to test it.
 
m&m's said:
Conclusion: You have an E5-2687W v2 with 2 disabled cores, but has @Maban said if you really need to be 100% sure, remove the radiator and look at it.
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Nope. the 2687w v2 has more lvl 3 cache.

Based on the model 62 stepping 2 you can tell its a early ES chip for ivy bridge-e.
 
Go to the Dell site and type in your service tag and let them Identify it, it is usually accurate.

I7-4960X
 
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I'm pretty sure its the 1660v2 that @TRWOV linked earlier.
3.7GHz clock, 6core, and 15MB of L3

2687Wv2 has 8cores and 3.4GHz clock
 
ES = Engineering Sample

It's not a production chip. Since it is a refurb, my guess is Dell (or someone else) threw one of their early testing ES processors in there. Dell can't sell ES chips but I don't think there's any reason why they couldn't ship them in refurb systems.
 
Is it a dual socket board and does it have ecc ram?
 
m&m's said:
It originally came with either an E5-1620 v2, E5-1650 v2 or an E5-1660 v2 and someone though he could upgrade it and bought a used ES E5-2687W v2 on Ebay but the gimped Dell BIOS doesn't support more than 6 cores so it disabled 2 cores. The guy then decided to get rid of it since he needed more active cores and you bought it "refurbished".

Conclusion: You have an E5-2687W v2 with 2 disabled cores, but has @Maban said if you really need to be 100% sure, remove the radiator and look at it.
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I have to agree with this ^^^
It makes sense that the board supports up to 6 cores, two disabled allows it to run and possibly lowers the cache too.
If it is that processor you scored good value and can sell it to get the appropriate cpu for that board and have change in your pocket.
 
I'm not planing to sell it maybe I'll buy a x79 mobo after I test it and build another rig after all I got it for 620$ With 16 gigs 1866mhz ,625w PSU, quadro 600, 1TB HDD . I think it was very good deal I have upgraded the hdd with 2 samsung 850 pro drives 256 gigs and now i have to buy only a gpu I'm thinking 1060/1070.
 
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