Intel Xeon Silver 4510

Part number SRN60 · also known as 4XG7A91455 · 4XG7A91483 · 4XG7A93046 · P67091-B21 · PY-CP68X3 · PYBCP68X3 · Silver 4510 · UCS-CPU-I4510 · UCS-CPU-I45102 · UCSX-CPU-I4510 · UCSX-CPU-I45102

Price: $1,960.00 USD

Intel Xeon Silver 4510 2.4GHz 12C/24T 30MB Cache 150W TDP

Specifications

cores12
sspecSRN60
socketLGA4677
ark urlhttps://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/236637/intel-xeon-silver-4510-processor-30m-cache-2-40-ghz/specifications.html
oem pns{'HPE': ['P67091-B21'], 'Cisco': ['UCS-CPU-I4510', 'UCS-CPU-I45102', 'UCSX-CPU-I4510', 'UCSX-CPU-I45102'], 'Intel': ['Silver 4510'], 'Lenovo': ['4XG7A91455', '4XG7A91483', '4XG7A93046'], 'Fujitsu': ['PY-CP68X3', 'PYBCP68X3']}
threads24
cache mb30.0
bom labelIntel Xeon Silver 4510 2.4GHz 12C/24T 30MB Cache 150W TDP
boost ghz4.1
clock ghz2.4
tdp watts150
generationEmerald Rapids
spec sourceark
mem channels8
base clock ghz2.4
sibling sspecs['SRN60']
boost clock ghz4.1
max mem speed mhz4400
folded synthetic pns['SYNTHETIC:intel:intel-xeon-4510', 'SYNTHETIC:intel:ucs-cpu-i45102']

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Frequently asked questions

How can I resolve the UEFI0401 and UEFI0339 errors when upgrading RAM on a Dell PowerEdge R760xs?

To address these errors, ensure that your RAM modules are installed in the correct slots designated for a single processor configuration, specifically in CPU 1 slots. Additionally, verify that the RAM specifications are compatible and clear any stale hardware errors in the iDRAC by powering down the server, draining residual power, and clearing the system event log. [community thread]

What is the maximum memory speed supported by the HPE Part Number P67095-B21 processor?

The HPE Part Number P67095-B21, which features the Intel Xeon Gold 6530 processor, supports a maximum memory speed of 4800 MT/s. Although it is compatible with PC5-5600B and PC5-5200B memory modules, these will operate at the lower speed of 4800 MT/s due to the processor's limitations. [community thread]

Why is the memory remap option missing in the DL385 Gen10 server after a memory replacement?

The absence of the memory remap option in the BIOS/UEFI settings for the DL385 Gen10, which uses AMD EPYC processors, is normal as memory remapping is typically managed automatically by the processor architecture rather than being a configurable setting. For further details, consult the server's quick specifications. [community thread]

What should I do if my ProLiant DL380 Gen11 server freezes and shows an NMI switch event?

The freezing issue is likely due to a mismatch between hardware, firmware, and drivers. To resolve this, ensure all firmware is updated to the latest versions, install the HPE SUSE Linux Driver Pack for SLES 15 SP7, and check system logs for any lockup errors. Additionally, apply any necessary SUSE kernel patches for SP7. [community thread]

What should I do if a DIMM slot on my HPE Proliant DL380 Gen 11 server is damaged?

The memory must be installed according to specific population rules, and leaving a damaged slot empty may not be supported by the motherboard. It is advisable to contact HPE Support for assistance and potentially arrange for a motherboard replacement. [community thread]