In the upper-left corner of the chassis, there is usually a II or III to correspond to the version (I will obviously be blank). You can also confirm in the OS using OMSA under System, Main System Chassis, Information.
I believe the letters are used to group processors together based on power requirements. In general, the letters will not make a difference, although the specs (cache, FSB, etc. can play a role).
theflash1932
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May 23rd, 2013 21:00
Which processor pair did you purchase/try?
PE2900 supports up to 5100.
PE2900 II supports up to 5300.
PE2900 III supports up to 5400.
From the system configuration of your Service Tag, yours looks to be a 2900 II.
theflash1932
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In the upper-left corner of the chassis, there is usually a II or III to correspond to the version (I will obviously be blank). You can also confirm in the OS using OMSA under System, Main System Chassis, Information.
theflash1932
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I believe the letters are used to group processors together based on power requirements. In general, the letters will not make a difference, although the specs (cache, FSB, etc. can play a role).
AHammond1024
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May 23rd, 2013 22:00
I purchased two e5472 SLANR 3.00GHz/12m/16000
Is there a distiguishing feature that lets me know what version of the PE2900 I have?
I guess if the Processors that are in it are 5200, it has to be the II version since the e5400 will not work
theflash1932
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May 23rd, 2013 22:00
The order details for your Service Tag showed "v2".
AHammond1024
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May 23rd, 2013 22:00
Thanks for the info.
One more question.. When I was looking up replacement processors, I noticed that a lot of them have a letter like x5350... How do I know what to get?
Thanks for all the help Flash!