HPE Intel Xeon Gold 6530 Processor
The Xeon Gold 6530 is a high-performance 32-core processor designed for demanding enterprise workloads. This 5th Gen Intel Xeon upgrade delivers exceptional compute power with a 2.10 GHz base frequency, making it ideal for organizations requiring maximum throughput in virtualization, database, and analytics environments. Built for HPE ProLiant servers, this processor upgrade provides the reliability and performance your mission-critical infrastructure demands.
Key Features
- 32 cores for parallel processing and multi-threaded workload optimization
- 2.10 GHz base frequency for consistent high-speed performance
- 5th Generation Intel Xeon architecture with advanced instruction sets
- Designed for HPE ProLiant server compatibility
- Enterprise-grade reliability and thermal management
- Supports advanced virtualization and cloud computing deployments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) |
| Processor Model |
Intel Xeon Gold 6530 |
| Part Number |
P67827-B21 |
| Generation |
5th Gen Intel Xeon |
| Core Count |
32 cores |
| Base Frequency |
2.10 GHz |
| Processor Type |
CPU Upgrade |
| Application |
HPE ProLiant Servers |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Xeon Gold 6530 processor used for?
The Xeon Gold 6530 is ideal for enterprise data centers, virtualization platforms, high-performance computing, and database servers. Its 32-core architecture excels in multi-threaded applications requiring sustained performance.
Is this processor compatible with HPE servers?
Yes, this processor upgrade is specifically designed for HPE ProLiant servers. The part number P67827-B21 ensures compatibility with supported HPE server models. Verify your server's compatibility before purchasing.
What are the performance benefits of 32 cores?
The 32-core design enables parallel processing of multiple workloads simultaneously, reducing latency and improving throughput in virtualized environments, analytics platforms, and enterprise applications.
How does the 2.10 GHz base frequency impact performance?
The 2.10 GHz base frequency provides consistent, reliable performance across all cores without thermal throttling, ensuring predictable execution for mission-critical workloads in production environments.