Intel Xeon Gold 6150Product 18 Core 2.70 GHz cpu accessory
An 18-core Xeon processor running at 2.70 GHz with a 3.70 GHz turbo frequency, 24.75 MB L3 cache, 165 W TDP and a Socket 3647 interface
- 18-core Xeon Gold 6150 handles heavy workloads
- 70 GHz base speed with 3.70 GHz turbo boost
- 14 nm process technology improves efficiency
- 165 W TDP for thermal planning
- Socket 3647 fits compatible server boards
Intel Xeon Gold 6150 18-core processor
The Intel Xeon Gold 6150 is an 18-core server processor designed for demanding data centre, hybrid-cloud, network and storage workloads. It delivers advanced reliability and hardware-enhanced security for professional infrastructure. This component is not for users building consumer desktop PCs or single-threaded workstations.
Socket 3647 platform constraints
The processor requires a Socket 3647 platform with a 165 W thermal design power envelope and a maximum thermal specification of 89 °C. The 14 nm process technology supports 64-bit processing with a base clock of 2.70 GHz and a maximum turbo frequency of 3.70 GHz. Builders without compatible server-class motherboards and adequate cooling cannot use this CPU.
Professional build implications
The package measures 3 inches wide by 2.2 inches deep, dictating specific heatsink mounting and retention mechanisms in rack or tower chassis. Installation demands server-grade power delivery and airflow management suited to the 165 W rating. This accessory is not suited for compact enclosures or standard desktop coolers.
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- Price $147.99
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Specifications
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| Brand name | Intel |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 18 core 2.70 GHz model or look for a different core count in the Xeon Gold 6150 line?
The Xeon Gold 6150 is offered as an 18 core processor with a 2.70 GHz base clock and a 3.70 GHz overclocking speed; other core counts would be different model numbers.
What does the 2.70 GHz base clock mean for real workloads on this 18 core CPU?
The 2.70 GHz base clock runs across all 18 cores under sustained load, while the 3.70 GHz overclocking speed applies when fewer cores are active and thermal headroom allows.
Which socket and platform standard does the Xeon Gold 6150 use, and what power limit does it set?
It fits the Socket 3647 platform and carries a 165 W thermal design power that defines the cooling capacity required in the server chassis.
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