Processor Hewlett Packard Enterprise Intel Xeon E, 2.4 GHz, 8 cores, 20 MB cache, LGA 3647

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Intel Xeon E processor runs at a base clock speed of 2.4 GHz and provides 8 physical cores with a 20 MB shared cache on the LGA 3647 socket. Designed for server and workstation platforms, this CPU balances sustained multi-threaded performance with energy efficiency for enterprise workloads. It supports typical server features expected from Xeon-class silicon and is intended for integration into HP Enterprise systems where reliability and predictable performance are required.

Advantages

This 8-core Intel Xeon E processor delivers consistent multi-core throughput for parallelized tasks while maintaining moderate power consumption thanks to architectural efficiency. The 20 MB shared cache reduces memory latency for frequently accessed data sets, and the LGA 3647 socket provides compatibility with platforms designed for this CPU family. The processor’s design emphasizes sustained performance under server workloads and simplified integration in rack or tower server environments.

Suitable for

• Virtualization hosts with moderate VM density
• Database servers handling transactional or analytical queries
• Application and web servers requiring reliable multi-threaded processing
• Workstations for CAD, software development and data analysis
• Edge servers and small-scale compute clusters

Key specifications

• Processor family: Intel Xeon E-class
• Clock speed: 2.4 GHz base frequency
• Cores / Threads: 8 physical cores (supports hyper-threading where platform enables logical threads)
• Cache: 20 MB shared L3 cache
• Socket type: LGA 3647
• Thermal and power: designed for enterprise server thermal profiles (refer to system documentation for TDP values)
• Memory support: compatible with server memory configurations on LGA 3647 platforms

How to use

Install the processor into a compatible LGA 3647 motherboard following the server or workstation manufacturer’s installation instructions. Apply the recommended thermal interface material and attach an appropriate cooling solution sized for enterprise CPU thermal design. Ensure BIOS/firmware on the platform is updated to a version that supports this Xeon E processor and configure memory and storage per system guidelines. After hardware installation, verify CPU detection in firmware and the operating system, then apply any vendor-supplied drivers or management agents to enable full platform features.

Usage recommendations

For optimal operation, use server-class cooling and power supplies that match the system thermal and electrical specifications; maintain up-to-date firmware and monitor temperature and performance metrics under expected workloads to ensure reliability.