Intel Xeon 6357P 8c/16t 3.0GHz-5.4GHz 80W (CM8071506033301)

Intel Xeon 6357P Server Processor for High-Frequency Single-Socket Deployments

Intel Xeon 6357P is a single-socket server processor designed for professional environments that require a strong balance between higher sustained clock speeds, increased core count, and modern platform capabilities. It is part of the Intel Xeon 6 family based on the Raptor Lake architecture and targets single-processor servers, edge infrastructure, and enterprise systems where both responsiveness and parallel execution are important.

The processor is built with 8 cores and 16 threads, operating at a base frequency of 3.00 GHz and reaching a maximum turbo frequency of up to 5.40 GHz. This configuration allows Intel Xeon 6357P to deliver high performance in workloads that mix multi-threaded processing with latency-sensitive tasks, including application servers, transactional databases, containerized platforms, virtualization hosts, and infrastructure services.

Intel Xeon 6357P supports DDR5 memory with speeds up to 4800 MHz and full ECC functionality. The maximum supported memory capacity is 128 GB across two memory channels. DDR5 provides increased memory bandwidth and improved efficiency, which is valuable for data-intensive workloads, caching systems, and modern enterprise applications.

For expansion and connectivity, the processor provides PCI Express 5.0 with up to 20 lanes directly from the CPU. This enables direct connection of next-generation NVMe SSDs, high-speed network adapters, and other PCIe devices that require higher bandwidth and lower latency, while ensuring long-term platform viability.

The thermal design power of Intel Xeon 6357P is rated at 80 W, offering a balanced profile between performance and power efficiency. This allows deployment in standard rack servers, tower systems, and compact edge enclosures with conventional cooling solutions while maintaining stable performance under sustained workloads.

Intel Xeon 6357P is a well-suited choice for organizations building modern single-socket servers that require higher core density, strong per-core performance, DDR5 ECC memory support, and PCIe 5.0 connectivity without the complexity of multi-socket designs.