As far as I know WebNX was the first to offer E55xx on 04/01/2009. Search for it in the ads forum.
SL's press release was on 04/06/2009
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first hosting service provider to offer servers featuring new Intel® Xeon® 5500 processors
Any recommendations for 2u e55xx lga 1366 cpu fans? We recently put together a few systems with passive supermicro heatsinks on those cpu's and they keep overheating. I can't seem to find any decent 2u active fan solutions? What is everyone else using?
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