Intel Xeon Gold 6330H

The Intel Xeon Gold 6330H is a 24-core, 48-thread server/workstation processor in Intel’s Cooper Lake-SP generation. It is built on a 14 nm process at Intel and fits the Intel Socket 4189 platform. Its base clock is 2.00 GHz, its boost clock is 3.70 GHz, and its TDP is 150 W. The database record shows a percentileVsAllCpus of 50, an empty benchmark array, an average benchmark score of 0, and an empty nearestRivals array. As a result, the following sections describe what the specification record indicates rather than citing measured rival comparisons.

How It Compares

The nearestRivals array contains no entries. There are therefore no rival names, no rival scores, and no deltaPct values usable for a per-rival comparison. The only comparative signal in the FACT PACK is percentileVsAllCpus, which is 50.

Because the average benchmark score is 0 and the benchmark array is empty, the 50th percentile is not supported by any CPU score in the record. It can still be understood as a midpoint rank in the database’s CPU distribution, but it cannot be expanded into a percentage lead or deficit over a named competitor.

Without nearestRivals, this page cannot say that the Xeon Gold 6330H is faster or slower than a specific chip. The raw specifications can be compared qualitatively: 24 cores and 48 threads are the largest parallelism indicators, while the 2.00 GHz base clock and 3.70 GHz boost clock frame the frequency behavior. But a score-based position against another SKU is absent.

Platform and Compatibility

Socket and platform: Intel Socket 4189. The architecture is Cooper Lake, specifically Cooper Lake-SP; the generation field is Xeon Gold (Cooper Lake-SP). The process node is 14 nm, with Intel as the foundry. The part is aimed at the Server/Workstation market segment and its production status is Active. The release date is 2021-04-05.

Memory subsystem: DDR4, six-channel, ECC true, with a listed memory bandwidth of 140.8 GB/s. The six-channel DDR4 memory bus and 140.8 GB/s bandwidth define the memory-side platform requirement. ECC support is enabled, which matters for memory integrity on server and workstation platforms.

Expansion: PCIe Gen 3 with 48 lanes, explicitly marked CPU only. That lane count is provided by the processor itself rather than by an integrated graphics or chipset path. The integrated graphics field is null, so no integrated GPU is specified. The multiplier is not unlocked; multiplierUnlocked is false.

Upgrade path: The socket and generation are the compatibility anchors. Any upgrade would have to respect the Intel Socket 4189 and Cooper Lake-SP platform definitions in the FACT PACK. Since no other processors are listed in the record, no concrete upgrade part can be named. The part number is SRK5ACD8070604560002.

Benchmark Performance

The benchmark portion of the FACT PACK is empty: benchmarks is an empty array and avgBenchmarkScore is 0. No exact percentage deltas can be calculated from nearestRivals because that array is also empty. Therefore, the performance discussion below relies on the clock, cache, memory, and thread specifications present in the record.

The 6330H has 24 cores and 48 threads. The base clock is 2.00 GHz and the boost clock is 3.70 GHz. For a fully parallel, thread-scalable workload, the 48 threads are the primary throughput resource. For a short, lightly threaded operation, the 3.70 GHz boost clock is the higher frequency point. The record does not contain a benchmark score that shows how these translate into measured single-thread or multi-thread performance.

Cache resources: 64 KB of L1 per core and 1 MB of L2 per core form the per-core hierarchy, while 33 MB of shared L3 is listed. A shared 33 MB L3 across 24 cores provides a large common pool for frequently accessed data. The memory system is six-channel DDR4 with 140.8 GB/s and ECC, which is the data path for workloads with high memory throughput requirements.

The percentileVsAllCpus of 50 is the only positional number in the record. It places this processor at the 50th percentile of all CPUs in the database, but the absence of a benchmark score and the absence of rival entries prevent further numeric comparison. The average benchmark score of 0 is consistent with the empty benchmark array and should not be interpreted as a measured performance level.

FAQ

Q: What socket does the Intel Xeon Gold 6330H use?

A: Intel Socket 4189. The architecture is Cooper Lake-SP and the process node is 14 nm.

Q: How many cores and threads does the processor provide?

A: It provides 24 cores and 48 threads, with a 2.00 GHz base clock and a 3.70 GHz boost clock.

Q: What memory and ECC support are listed?

A: DDR4 memory with a six-channel bus, 140.8 GB/s memory bandwidth, and ECC support set to true.

Q: What PCIe specification is documented?

A: PCIe Gen 3, 48 lanes, marked CPU only.

Q: What is the TDP class and cooling implication?

A: TDP is 150 W. The record contains no cooler specification, so a cooling solution capable of handling a 150 W rated package is implied.

Q: Is the processor still active and does it include integrated graphics?

A: Production status is Active with a release date of 2021-04-05. The integrated graphics field is null, so no integrated graphics is specified.

Power and Thermals

The Xeon Gold 6330H is rated at a TDP of 150 W. That TDP places the cooling requirement in the server/workstation category rather than a lower-power client category, though the exact cooler is not listed. The data only establishes the thermal budget.

The 14 nm process is the manufacturing node for this part. The 2.00 GHz base clock and 3.70 GHz boost clock define the operating frequency points that a cooling solution will need to accommodate, with the boost state being the higher thermal stress case.

Because no cooler size, no thermal solution, and no fan specifications are in the FACT PACK, no precise cooler recommendation can be made. A 150 W TDP, six-channel DDR4, and Server/Workstation market segment are the available thermal and platform context.

Power delivery details such as VRM phase count or current ratings are not in the record. The only power-related numeric field is TDP 150.

Who Should Consider It

Consider the 6330H for multi-threaded server or workstation workloads that can use 24 cores and 48 threads. The 33 MB shared L3, six-channel DDR4, 140.8 GB/s memory bandwidth, and ECC support are the supporting specifications for such workloads.

Consider it for memory-integrity-sensitive tasks, since ECC memory support is true. The Server/Workstation market segment reinforces this purpose.

Workloads that depend on measured gaming scores will not find support in this FACT PACK; the benchmark array is empty and no integrated graphics is specified. The data does not position the 6330H as a client gaming processor.

Creation and rendering workloads that are built for high thread counts fit the 24-core/48-thread configuration qualitatively. The 3.70 GHz boost clock may help interactive portions of such workloads, but there is no measured creation benchmark in the record.

Office and light desktop productivity workloads do not need 24 cores; the specification sheet shows a large thread count and a 150 W TDP that are out of proportion for typical office tasks. The record contains no office benchmark to suggest a performance advantage. The Active production status and the 2021-04-05 release date mean the part is still listed as available in the database.