Part number SR3GP · also known as 01KR032 · 4109T · 4XG7A07216 · 7XG7A05574
Price: $49.00 USD
Intel Xeon Silver 4109T 2.0GHz 8C/16T 11MB Cache 70W TDP
| cores | 8 |
|---|---|
| sspec | SR3GP |
| socket | LGA3647 |
| ark url | https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/123549/intel-xeon-silver-4109t-processor-11m-cache-2-00-ghz/specifications.html |
| oem pns | {'Dell': ['4109T'], 'Lenovo': ['01KR032', '4XG7A07216', '7XG7A05574']} |
| threads | 16 |
| cache mb | 11.0 |
| bom label | Intel Xeon Silver 4109T 2.0GHz 8C/16T 11MB Cache 70W TDP |
| boost ghz | 3.0 |
| clock ghz | 2.0 |
| tdp watts | 70 |
| generation | Skylake |
| spec source | ark |
| mem channels | 6 |
| base clock ghz | 2.0 |
| sibling sspecs | ['SR3GP'] |
| boost clock ghz | 3.0 |
| max mem speed mhz | 2400 |
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If you see a UEFI pre-boot error, first ensure all hardware components are properly seated and connected. Try draining the flea power by shutting down the server, disconnecting all power and network cables, and holding the power button for 20 seconds. After waiting for three minutes, reconnect the cables and attempt the firmware upgrade again. If the issue persists, consider clearing the NVRAM and running diagnostics through the LifeCycle Controller. [community thread]
Check the status in the IDRAC interface to diagnose the issue. Additionally, test the server's functionality without the upgraded RAM to determine if the new memory is causing the problem. [community thread]
To address the CPU0704 machine check error, first ensure that your server's firmware, including BIOS and iDRAC, is updated to the latest versions. If the issue persists, run hardware diagnostics by booting into the Lifecycle Controller during POST. [community thread]
It seems there may be a hardware issue with your server. Try powering on the server with a minimal configuration by removing all add-on cards. If the problem persists, consider contacting HPE support for further assistance. [community thread]
If your ML350 Gen10 server fails to POST and indicates an internal processor error, first ensure that the CPUs are properly seated and compatible. You may also need to clear the NVRAM/CMOS by following the appropriate steps in the server manual. If the issue persists, consider checking for additional error codes, updating or rolling back the firmware, and inspecting other hardware components. [community thread]