If you own a computer, you probably know what a server processor is.

Why is important to have an updated processor?

One of the key action points of the server is the CPU or the Central Processing Unit. Therefore, as the name suggests, it is the epicenter where all computations required to complete various commands. As a result, the speed of the CPU directly affected the speed of the processor. However, as the applications and commands start getting complex, the CPU becomes more and more and more demanding.  Therefore, an updated CPU is important to meet the needs of your computer usage. In short, a programmer or gamer would need a higher speed processor than a personal laptop user.

More often than not, even with increased frequency, a single processor may not handle the load. Hence, there is a need for multiprocessors.  Server processors provide optimal reliability and energy efficiency. Their quality affects the performance of your data center and, your business. Whether you need a CPU for a small start-up or a big cloud-based service, there are plenty of models to choose from.  This typically increases the cost of a server-grade CPU in comparison with a desktop one. Server processors also have more capacity to process large amounts of data, and a larger cache. In some dual-processor servers, the CPU can failover, i.e., transfer control to the other CPU in case of failure. The average desktop CPU can’t do this.