Meet Xeon E5335 — a modern solution from Intel, which saw the light of day :year_text. The chip is manufactured using a 65 nm process node and is designed for installation in the compatible motherboards socket. The CPU received 4 physical cores. Thanks to multi-threading technology, it processes up to 4 data threads. In standard mode, the chip operates at 2 GHz. Nominal power consumption (TDP) is 80 W, so adequate cooling should be considered. When power limits are removed or during peak boost (PL2), the chip's appetite increases to 134 W. While Xeon E5335 is not positioned as a flagship gaming solution, it is quite capable of handling popular games at medium settings when combined with a discrete graphics card.