Intelprocessor model
Xeon Platinum 8458PIntel Xeon Platinum 8458P — Processors
- Total cores
- 44
- Total threads
- 88
- Processor base frequency
- 2.7 GHz
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ProcessorsIntel
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manufacturer model
656
Intel 656 — Processors
- Launch Date
- Q1'26
- Total Cores
- 20
- Max Turbo Frequency
- 4.8 GHz
- Processor Base Frequency
- 2.9 GHz
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Price and availability: Request quotation
Download editable RFQ checklist ↓A technical record does not certify stock, condition, current orderability or a factory-approved BOM.
Identity & purchasing scope
The 656 record covers a Intel processors manufacturer model with 6 technical fields on file. Key recorded values: launch date Q1'26, total cores 20, max turbo frequency 4.8 GHz. Unverified fields stay visibly marked. Confirm condition, exact configuration and availability with the sales team before ordering the Intel 656.
This record identifies 656 in the Intel processors catalog. Its classification is manufacturer model. Preserve the full identifier when comparing offers: suffixes, revisions and assembly contents are part of the purchasing question.
ASTER RACKIT reference for Intel Xeon 656 Processor. Intel's official product table lists this model and the attributed comparison fields below. Confirm the exact platform, interface and compatibility requirements in your quotation request. Use the technical record to prepare an inquiry rather than as evidence that an item is available, tested, licensed or covered by a particular warranty. Inherited fast-shipping and stock language is not carried into this catalog's commercial fields.
Inherited search aliases: 656 · Intel Xeon 656 Processor. These are lookup aids, not certified equivalents.
Recorded technical specifications
Each field states its evidence status. Inherited and title-derived values remain unverified; reviewed OEM facts do not certify an offered configuration.
| Field | Recorded value | Source snapshot |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Date | Q1'26 | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
| Total Cores | 20 | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
| Max Turbo Frequency | 4.8 GHz | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
| Processor Base Frequency | 2.9 GHz | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
| Cache | 72 MB | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
| TDP | 210 W | oem_public_catalog oem_catalog_verified · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z |
Configuration & purchase checks
- Keep the model suffix and ordering code. A CPU model, tray code and OEM upgrade kit can describe different purchasing units.
- Check the server generation, firmware and thermal support. A matching socket does not by itself prove compatibility.
- For a multi-socket system, verify pairing requirements and include the correct heatsinks and carriers in the same review.
- Record whether the offer is production silicon, an engineering sample or a qualification sample. Do not infer its status from the model name.
- Request top-side markings, package photographs and the stated test scope before accepting a substitution.
Adding an item prepares a local RFQ line. It does not create a price offer, reserve inventory or submit an order.
Read the category procurement guide →Typical deployment contexts
Common project contexts where buyers request this processors. Contexts inform the inquiry — they are not compatibility claims.
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Data-center server refresh and CPU upgrades
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Virtualization density improvement
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HPC and AI workload scaling
Frequently asked questions
What is the 656?
The 656 is a recorded Intel processors identity (manufacturer model). Recorded highlights: Launch Date Q1'26; Total Cores 20.
Are the specifications on this page verified?
The record carries 6 technical fields, each with an evidence label. Reviewed fields come from OEM catalog evidence; unverified fields stay visibly marked and should be confirmed before purchase.
How do I get a price for the 656?
Add the record to the quote basket and send the inquiry — ASTER RACKIT confirms price, condition and availability in a written quotation.
Does an image on this page show the actual offered unit?
No. Images are reference material only. Request exact-unit photography with serial numbers before committing to an order.
Platform relationships & upgrade review
No explicit target-platform relationship is provided for this record. Brand, socket, capacity and visual resemblance alone must not be used to invent a compatibility claim.
Related records below are category neighbors. They are not approved replacement parts.
Actual-unit evidence to request
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Top-side markings
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Package underside where safe
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Carrier or protective tray
04
Heatsink if included
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Production or sample status
No server boot-screen image is attached to this record. Request product photographs and any diagnostic or entitlement record as separate evidence.
Facility reference scenes from our warehouse and test benches. They show the environment and handling standard for this equipment family — they are not photographs of the exact offered unit.
At acceptance, compare the delivered unit, labels and accessories with the approved list. Retain source revisions and receiving records for later maintenance.
Source trace & documentation
Remaining review: platform compatibility · mechanical dimensions · all fields absent from the official comparison table · current stock availability · complete individual product specifications
| Source file | Source record | Evidence status |
|---|
- Intel ARK official product table ↗ Source-listed identity; technical fields require review · oem_public_catalog · 2026-09-12T08:45:46.584Z · high
Frequently asked questions
Is the item currently available?
This is not a live stock feed. Confirm full identifier, condition, quantity, price and delivery scope in a written quotation.
Does this record certify compatibility?
No. Inherited fields and platform associations require review against the exact destination system and current manufacturer documentation.
What should I send in an RFQ?
Include the full identifier, quantity, destination, target platform, condition, accessories and evidence needed for acceptance.
Is a configuration number another server model?
No. Models, ordering configurations, options and reference labels are distinct record types. Ask which actual purchasing unit will be supplied.
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Enterprise processors — the next decisions
Intel / Enterprise processors
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Platform planningDetails that change the configuration
Identity & stepping
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Socket & firmware
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Thermal assembly
Confirm heatsink rating, carrier, retention hardware and airflow.
From requirement to handover
- 01
Identify processor
- 02
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- 03
Confirm thermal kit
- 04
Prepare installation brief
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Recorded catalog identities
Counts show records in the site catalog. They do not represent stock, available quantities or verified compatibility.
Snapshot: 2026-09-15
Compare the buying requirements
| Decision | Record in your brief | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| Identity & stepping | Capture lid markings, S-spec or ordering code and the full model. | Complete identifier and source revision |
| Socket & firmware | Check system support and BIOS requirements before a processor change. | Platform document or written clarification |
| Thermal assembly | Confirm heatsink rating, carrier, retention hardware and airflow. | Offered-unit details and agreed scope |
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Keep the supporting material together
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Intel / Enterprise processors
Keep the requirement specific.
Full CPU identifier recorded · Socket and BIOS support reviewed · Heatsink and carrier included in scope · Socket count and matching requirements stated.