Intel Xeon Gold 6244 Processor

Brand: Intel | Category: CPUs

SKU: intel-xeon-gold-6244-processor | Part #: CD8069504194202 | MPN: CD8069504194202

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The Intel Xeon Gold 6244 processor delivers 8 cores at a 150-watt thermal design power envelope, translating to approximately 0.053 cores per watt—a metric that directly governs your rack density and cooling strategy in dense hyperscale deployments. Operating at a 3.6 GHz base frequency with a 4.4 GHz turbo peak, this processor sits in the sweet spot for infrastructure teams managing cost-per-compute without sacrificing responsiveness. The 14-nanometre manufacturing process and socket FCLGA3647 configuration make this an established platform choice across enterprise data centres that have already standardized on third-generation Xeon Scalable infrastructure. System architects and infrastructure managers appreciate this part (CD8069504194202) because it offers sufficient throughput for mixed workloads without the complexity or cost of higher-core-count variants.

Memory bandwidth is handled through six DDR4-2933 channels, which Intel designed to feed the L3 cache hierarchy efficiently without creating I/O bottlenecks in typical OLTP and analytics workloads. The 24 MB of L3 cache provides substantial working-set capacity for single-threaded applications that dominate many enterprise systems, while the dual-channel memory architecture ensures that per-core memory latency remains predictable under load. Data centre planners commonly pair the Intel Xeon Gold 6244 with NVMe storage tiers and a modest number of spinning disks per node, since the processor's power budget leaves room for drive I/O controllers and network interface cards without thermal trade-offs.

Instruction set extensions matter considerably in modern workloads, and Intel equipped the Xeon Gold 6244 with AVX-512 vector extensions and Deep Learning Boost capabilities that accelerate inference and training tasks on CPUs alone. Organizations running machine learning pipelines in edge locations or smaller labs often deploy this processor when they want GPU-like performance characteristics without committing to discrete accelerators. The TSX (Transactional Synchronization Extensions) feature provides atomic memory semantics for databases and in-memory cache layers, although many distributions ship with TSX disabled due to prior microcode vulnerabilities—confirm your operating system's TSX stance before relying on transactional guarantees. Intel engineered these technologies into the 6244 specifically to handle the compute density expected from analytics frameworks and real-time data processing, not just general-purpose server workloads.

Infrastructure teams at regional data centres, cloud-adjacent enterprises, and AI research labs across the GCC and Asia-Pacific consistently choose the Intel Xeon Gold 6244 because it offers a mature, well-understood performance profile with abundant spare cooling capacity. The processor's 150-watt envelope means a dual-socket node consumes roughly 300 watts at maximum load, allowing for four or more nodes per 20-amp power distribution unit—a constraint that drives purchasing decisions in retrofit data centre expansions. Network engineers and storage architects value the fact that this processor won't bottleneck 10-gigabit or 25-gigabit Ethernet interfaces when properly configured, making it reliable infrastructure for distributed storage and message-queue workloads. The part number CD8069504194202 qualifies for Intel's extended SKU lifecycle programs, so procurement teams can rely on availability and pricing stability across a three- to five-year refresh cycle.

Omnixon Global stocks the Intel Xeon Gold 6244 (CD8069504194202) across our Dubai distribution hub and maintains active inventory for immediate and scheduled delivery throughout the GCC, South Asia, and Europe. Our technical sales team has hands-on experience deploying this processor in customer environments ranging from financial services data centres to research institutions, and we provide architecture consultation to help you determine whether the 6244 is the right fit or whether a different Xeon SKU aligns better with your power, space, or performance requirements. Contact our procurement team to request a quotation or to discuss bulk allocations for data centre rollouts.

Performance Specifications and Memory Architecture

• 8 cores with 3.6 GHz base and 4.4 GHz turbo frequency; 150 watts at maximum sustained load
• 24 MB L3 cache with six-channel DDR4-2933 memory support for high-bandwidth NUMA configurations
• AVX-512 vector extensions and Intel Deep Learning Boost for CPU-native inference and analytics acceleration
• Socket FCLGA3647 (third-generation Xeon Scalable) with 14-nanometre++ manufacturing process; long-term platform stability
• TSX atomic memory operations for transactional database workloads; verify OS configuration before deployment
• Dual-socket nodes achieve approximately 300 watts total draw, enabling four or more nodes per standard PDU circuit