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Intel Xeon Platinum 8358 / 8358P Processors – Genuine Wholesale Distribution New Stock

  1. Target Use Case:

    • 8358: Standard version for multi-socket configurations

    • 8358P: “P” suffix indicates optimization for single-socket systems (better price/performance for 1P servers)

  2. Identical Specifications:

    • Same core configuration (32C/64T)

    • Identical clock speeds and cache

    • Same memory and PCIe support

  3. Market Positioning:

    • The 8358P removes multi-socket capability to offer better value for single-socket applications like:

      • High-performance workstations

      • Single-node servers

      • Edge computing deployments

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Intel Xeon Platinum 8358 / 8358P Processors – Genuine Wholesale Distribution New Stock

Here’s a detailed comparison table between the Intel Xeon Platinum 8358 and Xeon Platinum 8358P processors:

Specification Xeon Platinum 8358 Xeon Platinum 8358P
Generation 3rd Gen (Ice Lake-SP) 3rd Gen (Ice Lake-SP)
Cores / Threads 32 / 64 32 / 64
Base Clock (GHz) 2.60 2.60
Max Turbo (GHz) 3.40 3.40
TDP (Watts) 250W 250W
L3 Cache (MB) 48 48
Memory Support DDR4-3200 DDR4-3200
Memory Channels 8 8
PCIe Lanes (Gen4) 64 64
Socket LGA4189 LGA4189
Launch Year 2021 2021
Key Difference Standard SKU Optimized for single-socket

1. Intel Xeon Platinum 8358

  • Cores/Threads: 32C/64T

  • Clocks: 2.6GHz base / 3.4GHz turbo

  • TDP: 250W

  • L3 Cache: 48MB

  • Memory: 8-channel DDR4-3200

  • PCIe: 64 lanes (Gen4)

  • Multi-Socket Support: Yes (2S-8S configurations)

  • Best For: Mission-critical multi-socket servers requiring maximum scalability for:

    • Virtualized cloud environments

    • Large-scale databases (SQL/NoSQL)

    • HPC cluster nodes

2. Intel Xeon Platinum 8358P

  • Cores/Threads: 32C/64T (Same as 8358)

  • Clocks: 2.6GHz base / 3.4GHz turbo (Identical)

  • TDP: 250W (Same)

  • Key Difference: Single-socket optimized (1P only)

  • Best For: Cost-sensitive single-node deployments where multi-socket isn’t required:

    • AI training servers

    • High-end workstations

    • Edge computing appliances

    • Render farms

Technical Comparison

Feature 8358 8358P
Socket Support 2S-8S 1P only
Use Case Enterprise scalability Cost-optimized 1P systems
Typical Savings – ~15-20% lower cost

Why Choose One Over the Other?

  • For Data Centers: The standard 8358 is preferable for virtualization hosts, SAP HANA, and scale-out architectures

  • For Single-Node Deployments: The 8358P delivers identical performance at lower cost when multi-socket isn’t needed

Both processors include:
✅ Intel Deep Learning Boost
✅ AVX-512 instructions
✅ SGX security extensions

Intel Xeon Platinum 8358

Xeon Platinum 8358, Xeon Platinum 8358P

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