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Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y server processor in FCLGA4677 socket packaging

Intel

Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y PK8072205559100 server processor

SKU CH-2T5S-2Y684 MPN PK8072205559100

A 16-core Xeon Silver 4514Y running at 2 GHz with 32 threads and 30 MB cache for FCLGA4677 sockets

  • 16 cores and 32 threads handle parallel workloads efficiently
  • 30 MB cache reduces latency for data-intensive tasks
  • 2 GHz base frequency provides steady compute performance
  • FCLGA4677 socket fits compatible server platforms

Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y server processor

The Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y is a 16-core, 32-thread server processor with a 2 GHz base frequency and 30 MB cache. It uses the FCLGA4677 socket and is supplied as an OEM component for system integrators.

Suited for multi-threaded server workloads

This CPU suits builders assembling rack or tower servers that need 16 cores and 32 threads for virtualisation, database or compute tasks. Buyers needing more cores, a higher base frequency or a different socket should evaluate alternative server processors.

How it compares

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Price $622.99
Cheaper than about 69% of the 621 comparable items (median $1,561.99).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameIntel
Size & build
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size25 × 25 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

What motherboard socket is required for the Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y processor?

This CPU uses the FCLGA4677 socket, so the motherboard must provide an LGA4677 socket with the correct mounting holes and electrical pinout.

What is the most common installation mistake with the FCLGA4677 socket?

Builders often forget to remove the plastic protective cover from the socket contacts before seating the processor, which prevents the retention mechanism from closing properly.

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