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Intel CD8069504194101 Gold 6242 2.8GHz LGA3647 CPU

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16 cores / 32 threads for high-performance parallel processing
2.8?GHz base, 3.9?GHz Turbo Boost
Intel DL Boost AI acceleration (Cascade Lake)
LGA3647 socket supports dual-socket setups
DDR4-2933 ECC for fast, reliable memory
22?MB cache reduces memory latency
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The Intel CD8069504194101 Xeon Gold 6242 is a 16-core Cascade Lake processor combining a high 2.8GHz base frequency with strong parallel processing capability for enterprise server environments.
Operating at 2.8GHz base with turbo reaching 3.9GHz, the Gold 6242 provides excellent performance across both single-threaded latency-sensitive applications and highly parallel enterprise workloads, making it a versatile choice for organizations requiring balanced performance across diverse computing scenarios.
As a Cascade Lake Gold processor, the CD8069504194101 features Intel DL Boost technology with AVX-512 VNNI instructions, enabling significant acceleration of AI inference workloads on the CPU platform. The 22MB last-level cache and six channels of DDR4-2933 ECC memory deliver improved bandwidth over first-generation Xeon Scalable processors. Hardware-level security mitigations at the silicon level ensure the Gold 6242 delivers its full rated performance while maintaining comprehensive protection against security vulnerabilities.
It is Intel's OEM part for the Xeon Gold 6242, a 16-core 2.8GHz LGA3647 Cascade Lake CPU.
The Xeon Gold 6242 achieves a maximum turbo frequency of 3.9GHz for peak performance.
Yes, DL Boost with AVX-512 VNNI accelerates AI inference on the Gold 6242.
The Gold 6242 supports DDR4-2933 ECC across six channels for bandwidth and reliability.
Yes, Optane DC Persistent Memory is supported for large in-memory server configurations.