Intel Xeon Platinum 8352V Processor

Intel Xeon Platinum 8352V — 36 cores and 72 threads at 2.1 GHz base / 3.5 GHz turbo, 54 MB cache, 195 W TDP, FCLGA4189. Supplied from stock with a 1-year warranty.

The power-frugal 36-core of the Ice Lake Platinum stack

The 8352V belongs to the 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable (Ice Lake-SP) family, launched in Q2 2021 on a 10 nm process. It pairs 36 cores / 72 threads with a 2.1 GHz base and a 3.5 GHz turbo ceiling on a 195 W envelope, plus PCIe 4.0 with 64 lanes. The chip is rated 2S (two sockets) with three UPI links at 11.2 GT/s, and it runs DDR4-2933 across eight channels with a 6 TB per-socket ceiling - Intel Optane persistent memory 200 series is supported alongside DDR4. Intel Speed Select comes as Core Power, Turbo Frequency and Performance Profile variants, with an official three-profile SST-PP table: 26 active cores at 2.1 GHz and 195 W, 32 active cores at 2.0 GHz and 180 W, or 24 active cores at 2.0 GHz and 155 W.

Security and acceleration are Ice Lake Platinum staples: AVX-512 with two FMA units, DL Boost, TSX-NI and VMD, Intel Crypto Acceleration, Resource Director Technology and Speed Shift, plus Total Memory Encryption, Run Sure reliability and Platform Firmware Resilience. SGX is supported with Intel SPS and an 8 GB enclave page cache. Thermal rating is TCASE 78 °C - a degree behind the 77 °C of the 8352M - in a 77.5 mm × 56.5 mm package.

Technical specifications

Servers that commonly take this processor

The 8352V fits any FCLGA4189 (Whitley) platform whose BIOS supports 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable parts, in single- or dual-CPU two-socket systems. Typical systems that run it include:

• Dell PowerEdge R750 / R650
• HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Plus / DL360 Gen10 Plus
• Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650 V2 / SR630 V2
• Two-socket storage, database and appliance chassis built around the Whitley platform

Because the part is rated 2S with three UPI links, it can pair with a second 8352V in dual-socket nodes - check that the platform BIOS and the second CPU stepping are compatible before ordering, and make sure the chassis cooling is rated for two 195 W processors.

How it compares across generations

Against the 2nd Gen flagship Platinum 8280, the 8352V brings eight more cores (36 vs 28) and 15.5 MB more cache at a 600 MHz lower base clock, moves I/O to PCIe 4.0 with 64 lanes (up from 48 on PCIe 3.0), and widens memory to eight channels with a 6 TB ceiling (up from six channels, 1 TB) for 10 W less power. Against the Platinum 8360Y - the higher-clocked 36-core with the same turbo ceiling - it runs 300 MHz lower at base (2.1 vs 2.4 GHz) inside a 55 W smaller envelope, steps memory down to DDR4-2933, and carries an 8 GB SGX enclave where the 8360Y allows 64 GB. Next to its Gold sibling, the 32-core 6338, it brings four more cores, 6 MB more cache, a 100 MHz higher base and a 300 MHz higher turbo for 10 W less.

How each processor is tested before it ships

1. Visual inspection of the heat spreader, capacitors and substrate on arrival.
2. Thermal paste residue cleaned from the IHS; socket contact pads checked under magnification.
3. sSpec marking (SRKJ2) verified against the order line before testing.
4. Full-core load test on an LGA4189 diagnostic board, confirming rated clocks and cache.
5. Re-run of the memory controller stress pass, then anti-static packing for dispatch.

Warranty and lead time

Every 8352V carries a 1-year warranty covering defects in workmanship and function; a verified faulty unit is replaced or refunded with return shipping covered. New units come in Intel tray packaging (order code CD8068904571501); tested pull units are labelled as such and priced separately. In-stock units typically ship within 2-3 business days after payment confirmation.

Purchasing and volume enquiries

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