Intel
Intel Xeon Gold 6132Product 14-Core 2.60 GHz DLP Replacement Lamp
14-core Xeon processor running at 2.60 GHz with 19.25 MB L3 cache for Socket 3647 servers
- Weight3
- 14-core Xeon processor handles heavy server workloads
- 60 GHz base clock with 3.70 GHz turbo boost for responsive performance
- 140 W TDP and 86 °C thermal limit suit data-centre cooling
- Socket 3647 compatibility simplifies platform integration
- 25 MB L3 cache reduces latency for large datasets
Intel Xeon Gold 6132 14-Core Processor
The Intel Xeon Gold 6132 is a 14-core server processor designed for demanding data centre and hybrid-cloud workloads. It delivers high performance and hardware-enhanced security for compute, network and storage applications.
Socket 3647 Platform Constraints
This processor requires a Socket 3647 motherboard and operates at a base frequency of 2.60 GHz with a 3.70 GHz turbo speed. The 140 W thermal design power and 86°C maximum case temperature dictate robust cooling and adequate chassis airflow.
Installation Notes for LGA 3647
The narrow ILM mechanism demands careful alignment to avoid bent socket pins during installation. Applying even pressure when securing the load plate prevents uneven contact and ensures reliable operation.
Highlights
- 14-core Xeon processor handles heavy server workloads
- 60 GHz base clock with 3.70 GHz turbo boost for responsive performance
- 140 W TDP and 86 °C thermal limit suit data-centre cooling
- Socket 3647 compatibility simplifies platform integration
- 25 MB L3 cache reduces latency for large datasets
Specifications
| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3 |
Questions about this item
Is the 14-core 2.60 GHz version the right choice for a dual-socket server build?
The Xeon Gold 6132 has 14 cores at 2.60 GHz, a 140 W TDP and fits Socket 3647, so two units can populate a dual-socket board if the platform supports that configuration.
What does the 3.70 GHz overclocking speed mean when the processor is installed in a server?
The 3.70 GHz figure is the maximum turbo frequency the Xeon Gold 6132 can reach on active cores when thermal and power headroom allow.
Does the Socket 3647 interface limit memory channels or PCIe lanes in practice?
Socket 3647 is the physical interface for the Xeon Gold 6132; the platform's chipset and board design determine the final memory-channel count and PCIe lane allocation.
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