Intel
Intel Xeon Gold 6208U 16-Core 2.90GHz 22MB 150W FCLGA3647 cpu accessory
16-core Xeon processor running at 2.90 GHz with 22 MB cache and 150 W TDP for FCLGA3647 platforms
- 16 cores handle heavy multi-threaded workloads
- 90 GHz base frequency delivers steady compute performance
- 22 MB L3 cache reduces data-access latency
- 150 W TDP fits standard server power envelopes
- FCLGA3647 socket matches compatible server platforms
Processor identity and audience
The Intel Xeon Gold 6208U is a 16-core server processor with a 2.90GHz base frequency and 22MB of L3 cache. It targets administrators who need a new Cascade Lake chip for Socket 3647 platforms.
Thermal design and clock behaviour
The 150W thermal design power sets the cooling requirement for sustained loads. The processor can boost up to 3.90GHz depending on workload, so the cooling solution must handle the higher transient heat output.
Socket fit and daily implications
The FCLGA3647 land-grid array demands a compatible server board and a proper mounting mechanism; it will not fit consumer sockets. Builders who need a second processor or a different core count must select another SKU.
Highlights
- 16 cores handle heavy multi-threaded workloads
- 90 GHz base frequency delivers steady compute performance
- 22 MB L3 cache reduces data-access latency
- 150 W TDP fits standard server power envelopes
- FCLGA3647 socket matches compatible server platforms
Specifications
| Brand | Intel |
|---|---|
| Part Number | SRGZD |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 16-core 2.90GHz Xeon Gold 6208U or the 22MB cache version?
The Xeon Gold 6208U is a single model with 16 cores, 2.90GHz base clock, and 22MB L3 cache — there is no separate capacity to choose.
What does the 2.90GHz base clock mean for real workloads on this Xeon?
The processor runs at 2.90GHz by default and can boost to 3.90GHz depending on workload, giving higher single-thread speed when thermal headroom allows.
What does the FCLGA3647 socket limit in practice?
The FCLGA3647 socket is the physical interface for this Xeon; it defines the motherboard and cooler mounting required for installation.
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