HPE Intel Xeon-Silver 4510 2.4GHz 150W 12 Core Processor

Overview

The HPE P67091-B21 is a 12 core Intel Xeon Silver 4510 processor designed to deliver reliable and consistent performance for HPE server platforms. Operating at a base frequency of 2.4 GHz, it is well suited for database servers, virtualization hosts, and real-time analytics workloads that require steady throughput during everyday business operations. With a 30 MB L3 cache and support for memory speeds up to 4400 MT/s, this processor ensures efficient data handling and responsiveness across multiple simultaneous tasks.

Key features

• 12 cores provide strong multi-threading capabilities to handle parallel workloads efficiently
• 2.4 GHz base frequency maintains steady performance across a variety of server applications
• Large 30 MB L3 cache reduces latency by keeping frequently accessed data close to the processor cores
• 150 W power rating offers a balanced approach between compute power and energy consumption
• Supports high memory speeds up to 4400 MT/s to keep data flowing smoothly to each core
• Qualified for HPE server platforms, allowing straightforward integration into existing or new server builds

Key specs

• Processor model: Intel Xeon Silver 4510
• Cores: 12
• Base frequency: 2.4 GHz
• L3 cache: 30 MB
• Power consumption: 150 W
• Memory support: up to 4400 MT/s

Performance and reliability

This processor is engineered to provide consistent and predictable multi-threaded performance, making it a strong choice for environments where workload stability is critical. Its large cache and high memory speed support help reduce bottlenecks, ensuring smooth operation even when running multiple virtual machines or complex analytics tasks simultaneously. The 150 W power envelope balances performance needs with energy efficiency, which is important for managing operating costs in data centers.

Ideal uses and environments

The HPE P67091-B21 fits well in branch office servers, virtualization clusters, and compute nodes dedicated to business-critical reporting. It is a practical upgrade for organizations looking to increase core counts and memory bandwidth without moving to higher power processors. This makes it suitable for IT teams focused on maintaining reliable server performance while controlling energy consumption and heat output.