Opteron 8360 SE

AMD · Opteron · 2008 · Socket F

Overview

The AMD Opteron 8360 SE is a server processor with 4 cores, released in 2008 at an MSRP of $2,149. It is part of the Opteron lineup, using the Opteron 8300 platform, and fits the Socket F socket. Internally, it is built on the "K10" architecture. It operates at a fixed 2.5 GHz. AMD manufactures the "K10" silicon on a 65nm process node. This processor supports DDR2 memory across 2 channels, with ECC support standard for data integrity in server workloads. It supports both single-socket (1P) and dual-socket (2P) configurations. With a TDP of 119W, the Opteron 8360 SE sits in a typical power envelope for a modern desktop CPU. The cache hierarchy consists of 128KB/core of L1, 512KB/core of L2, and 2MB of L3 cache.

4-core K10 Opteron (Barcelona) at 2.5GHz on Socket F, launched June 2008. Barcelona was AMD's first native quad-core processor, with all four cores sharing an L3 cache on one 65nm die. Early steppings carried the well-known TLB erratum, fixed in the B3 stepping. It scales to four- and eight-socket systems. The SE bin is a top-clocked, higher-TDP (119W) part for performance-focused deployments.

Specifications

BrandAMD
FamilyOpteron
SeriesOpteron 8300
ArchitectureK10
CodenameBarcelona
Launch year2008
Cores4
Threads4
Base clock2.5 GHz
Boost clock2.5 GHz
L1 cache128KB/core
L2 cache512KB/core
L3 cache2MB
TDP119W
SocketSocket F
Process65nm
Memory typeDDR2
Memory channels2
ECC memoryYes
Socket scalability1P and 2P
Launch MSRP$2,149
OEM / tray part numberOS8360YAL4BGD

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