Intel Xeon Silver 4214 12-Core 2.20GHz 16.50MB 85W FCLGA3647 Processor
Twelve-core server processor with 16.5 MB cache, 2.20 GHz base clock, 3.20 GHz boost and 85 W TDP for Socket 3647
- 12 cores handle parallel workloads
- Base frequency 2.20 GHz for steady throughput
- Turbo up to 3.20 GHz under load
- 50 MB L3 cache reduces latency
- 85 W TDP fits standard cooling
Intel Xeon Silver 4214 12-Core Processor
The Intel Xeon Silver 4214 is a 12-core server processor built for the FCLGA3647 socket. It targets data-centre workloads that benefit from high thread counts and large cache. Buyers needing a single-threaded desktop CPU or consumer platform compatibility should look elsewhere.
Thermal Profile at 85W TDP
With an 85W thermal design power the chip runs at a 2.20 GHz base frequency and can reach 3.20 GHz under load. The moderate TDP keeps cooling requirements manageable in dense rack environments while still delivering multi-threaded throughput.
FCLGA3647 Socket and 16.50MB L3 Cache
The processor uses the FCLGA3647 land-grid array which demands a compatible server motherboard and matching cooler mounting. Its 16.50MB L3 cache helps reduce latency for virtualisation and database tasks. Systems lacking this socket or adequate VRM phases cannot use this part.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Intel |
| Part number | SRFB9 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Xeon Silver 4214 in an FCLGA3647 socket without bending pins?
Align the gold triangle on the processor with the socket marker, lower it straight down without force, then close the retention lever until it clicks; the most common error is tilting the chip while seating it.
What maintenance does the Xeon Silver 4214 need after prolonged operation?
Reapply thermal paste every two to three years and clean dust from the heatsink fins to keep the 85 W TDP within safe temperatures.
At what point does the Xeon Silver 4214 hit its thermal ceiling under continuous load?
Sustained all-core workloads push the 12-core chip to its 85 W limit, causing clocks to settle at the 2.20 GHz base frequency once the cooler saturates.
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