The Xeon X5355 processor from Intel was officially introduced to the market :year_text. The chip is manufactured using a 65 nm process node and is designed for installation in the compatible motherboards socket. The die configuration includes 4 computing cores with support for 4 threads. By default, the cores function at 2.7 GHz. Nominal power consumption (TDP) is 120 W, so adequate cooling should be considered. However, under maximum load, consumption can increase up to 177 W. While Xeon X5355 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.