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TRAY; Retired/discontinued; identification only
Enquire using this ordering code →2nd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors · Server
Xeon Platinum 8280
CPU manufacturer model · not an OEM option PN
Intel Xeon Platinum 8280 · 28 cores / 56 threads. Server processor specifications and manufacturer ordering variants.
Discontinued processor model. Confirm the condition and availability of any offered units.
Processor specification
Technical details.
- CPU manufacturer
- Intel
- Processor model
- Xeon Platinum 8280
- Total cores
- 28
- Total threads
- 56
- Processor base frequency
- 2.7 GHz
- Maximum turbo frequency
- 4 GHz
Maximum turbo is not a sustained or all-core operating frequency.
- TDP
- 205 W
- Sockets supported
- FCLGA3647
- Cache
- 38.5 MB
Intel labels this field Cache; no cache level is inferred.
- Memory types
- DDR4-2933
CPU specification; exact system firmware and memory population requirements still apply.
- Maximum memory channels
- 6
CPU specification; exact system firmware and memory population requirements still apply.
- Maximum memory size
- 1 TB
CPU specification; exact system firmware and memory population requirements still apply.
- PCI Express revision
- 3.0
- Maximum PCI Express lanes
- 48
- Intel launch date
- Q2'19
- Intel product status
- Discontinued
Intel product lifecycle information, not current inventory or availability.
Manufacturer identifiers
Intel ordering codes.
These identify manufacturer ordering variants. Dell, HPE and Lenovo option and service PNs are separate identities.
System installation
Confirm the server-specific requirements.
- Exact platform and BIOS
- Provide the server generation, motherboard revision, installed BIOS and current processor. A matching socket alone does not establish processor support.
- Cooling and power
- Confirm the permitted processor power range, heatsink or liquid-cooling assembly, fan configuration and chassis restrictions for the exact system.
- Single- and multi-socket configurations
- Check the supported processor count and matching rules. A single-socket variant must not be substituted into a dual-socket configuration without explicit platform support.
- Memory and expansion
- Processor capability does not guarantee the server implements every memory speed, memory capacity or PCIe lane. Check the system population and riser requirements.
Selection notes
Check the supplied variant.
- Confirm the exact processor model, suffix and Intel ordering code before procurement.
- Intel processors and Intel ordering codes are separate from Dell, HPE or Lenovo upgrade-option part numbers.
- Socket and CPU specifications do not establish compatibility with an OEM server. Check the exact system and BIOS validation.
- Listed ordering codes do not confirm current availability. Retired/discontinued codes are retained for identification only.
Receiving & inspection
Review markings, condition and included items.
Exact processor markings
Request readable photographs of the actual offered processor, including its full model and manufacturer markings. Check any required production stepping or revision before substitution.
OEM kits and installation hardware
Specify whether you need a bare processor or the exact system-vendor kit. Confirm the carrier, heatsink, cooling components and installation items listed on the quotation.
Testing and shipping
Agree on the test platform and available detection or diagnostic records. Confirm protective packing, quantity, destination and delivery terms for the offered lot.
Purchasing questions
Before confirming your order.
Is this an OEM-approved replacement?
CPU specifications alone do not establish an OEM-approved replacement. Supply the original option or service PN and exact server configuration so the replacement can be checked.
Does maximum frequency apply to every core?
No. Maximum turbo or boost frequency is distinct from base or all-core frequency, and its conditions depend on the processor and system configuration.
Can the same CPU have several ordering codes?
Yes. Keep the complete code and packaging description. Related ordering variants remain attached to this CPU model; they are not counted as additional processor models.
Are engineering samples acceptable?
State your production-part requirements explicitly. Confirm exact markings and supplied condition; do not accept an engineering or qualification sample as a production replacement without your explicit approval.
PHOTOGRAPHS THAT SUPPORT YOUR RFQ
Match the part number and physical interface.
Attach a photo brief to the request for Xeon Platinum 8280. This is a checklist to agree, not a record that inspection has already been performed.
Label and connector views
Ask for manufacturer and OEM part numbers, front/back views and the connector or edge contacts. Capacity, interface, form factor and intended host must match the requested component.
Lot and condition
Record quantity, condition, firmware or hardware revision where relevant, plus representative and exception photographs. Avoid relying on one generic image for a mixed lot.
Protect the shipment
Request individual separation, antistatic protection and connector protection as appropriate. Show the components in trays or packing, without inventing a component-specific boot screen.
Discuss your requirements
Discuss Xeon Platinum 8280.
Send your complete CPU model or OEM part number, quantity, target system and delivery requirements.
