Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y

server processor

Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y: specifications, applications and alternatives. Check compatibility and request configuration, availability and pricing.

Compatible with: All generations

Specifications

Model / identifier	Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y
Cache	16.5 MB
Clock listed in the Intel reference	2.20 GHz
CPU cores	12
CPU threads	24
Base clock	2.2 GHz
Maximum turbo clock	3.2 GHz
Thermal design power (TDP)	85 W
CPU socket	FCLGA3647
Memory type	DDR4-2400
Manufacturer marketing status	Discontinued

Overview

Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y is listed as server processor. Use this page to identify the model, compare alternatives and prepare a configuration enquiry. Model identifiers and specifications: Cache: 16.5 MB; Clock listed in the Intel reference: 2.20 GHz; CPU cores: 12.0; CPU threads: 24.0; Base clock: 2.2 GHz; Maximum turbo clock: 3.2 GHz; Thermal design power (TDP): 85.0 W; CPU socket: FCLGA3647; Memory type: DDR4-2400. When comparing Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y, retain the full model suffix and configuration. A similar name does not establish interchangeability. Include the exact server, installed components and firmware with your enquiry to identify the required variant and accessories. Pricing and delivery for Intel Xeon Silver 4214Y must refer to the variant actually supplied. Record new/used/refurbished condition, label photographs, health testing and warranty terms in the quotation. This catalog entry alone does not confirm stock or immediate delivery.

Applications, trade-offs and selection guide

Virtual machines or single-thread workloads?

For multiple VMs, evaluate CPU cores alongside RAM capacity. Single-thread-sensitive applications need strong performance per core. CPU generation and per-core software licensing can change the economics of a higher-core-count processor.

Before upgrading

A matching socket does not guarantee support. Check the exact server, supported CPU list, BIOS, heatsink and power budget. For dual-CPU configurations, verify CPU pairing and memory-slot rules in the server documentation.

What to compare

Compare model suffix, cores, threads, base and turbo clock, supported memory and TDP. Turbo clock is not a sustained all-core speed, and more cores alone do not guarantee a faster application.

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