Getac X500 (X500NAPANCTY161) specs.
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Processor Getac X500 (X500NAPANCTY161)
Processor speed:
2.8 GHz
Processor family:
Intel Core i7-4xxx
Processor:
i7-4810MQ
Processor boost frequency:
3.8 GHz
Processor core:
4
Processor threads:
8
System bus data transfer rate:
5 GT/s
Processor cache:
6 MB
Processor cache type:
Smart Cache
Maximum number of PCI Express lanes:
16
PCI Express configurations:
1x16, 2x8, 1x8+2x4
PCI Express slots version:
3.0
Thermal Design Power (TDP):
47 W
Tjunction:
100°C
Processor lithography:
22 nm
Processor operating modes:
64-bit
Bus type:
DMI2
Processor codename:
Haswell
Conflict Free processor:
Yes
ECC supported by processor:
No
Graphics Getac X500 (X500NAPANCTY161)
On-board graphics adapter family:
Intel HD Graphics
On-board graphics adapter model:
Intel HD Graphics 4600
On-board graphics adapter base frequency:
400 MHz
On-board graphics adapter dynamic frequency (max):
1300 MHz
Number of displays supported (on-board graphics):
3
Maximum on-board graphics adapter memory:
1.74 GB
On-board graphics adapter ID:
0x416
On-board graphics adapter DirectX version:
11.1
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