Intel Xeon E5-4669 v4
22 cores / 44 threads at 2.20GHz base and 3.00GHz turbo, with 55MB of cache and two QPI links on FCLGA2011. The 4669 v4 is the part of the E5 v4 family rated for four-socket scalability, which is why it carried a list price several times that of the mainstream 14- and 16-core parts. Every figure here is Intel's published specification for this processor number. Sourced and tested in Hong Kong.
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Xeon E5-4669 v4 - 22-Core, 4-Socket Rated
22 cores / 44 threads, 2.20GHz base and 3.00GHz maximum turbo, 55MB cache, 135W TDP on FCLGA2011, sSpec SR2SG, tray ordering code CM8066002064800. Intel rates this part for four-socket scalability, with four DDR4 channels per socket up to 1.5TB and 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes, over two QPI links at 9.6 GT/s. These are Intel's published figures for the E5-4669 v4, launched Q2'16 and now listed by Intel as end of servicing updates.
FCLGA2011 Socket Class
An FCLGA2011 part: the pads sit on the processor and the pins on the socket, so bent pins are a board-side failure. The four-socket rating is the reason this specific part exists - if your platform is a 2-socket board, the higher-clocked 14-core E5-2680 v4 is usually the better buy, and we say so rather than upselling the bigger number. Compatibility is confirmed against your platform's supported-CPU list before we quote.
22
cores / 44 threads per CPU
4S
scalability (quad-socket rated)
135W
TDP, FCLGA2011
Key Specifications
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Xeon Processor E5-4669 v4 (E5 v4 family, Broadwell) |
| Cores / Threads | 22 cores / 44 threads |
| Base frequency | 2.20 GHz |
| Max turbo frequency | 3.00 GHz (Turbo Boost 2.0) |
| Cache | 55 MB |
| TDP | 135 W |
| Socket | FCLGA2011 (commonly referred to as LGA2011-3) |
| sSpec | SR2SG (Intel ARK ordering data) |
| Ordering code | CM8066002064800 (tray; Intel ARK ordering data) |
| Scalability | 4S - rated for four-socket platforms |
| Memory | DDR4, 4 channels per socket, up to 1.5 TB, 68 GB/s, ECC supported |
| PCIe | PCIe 3.0, 40 lanes |
| Interconnect | 2x QPI links at 9.6 GT/s |
| Instruction set extensions | Intel AVX2 |
| Launch / servicing | Launched Q2'16; Intel lists End of Servicing Updates |
| Intel recommended customer price | $7007.00 (Intel ARK list reference, not our price) |
| Specification source | Every figure above is the published Intel product specification for processor number E5-4669V4 (Intel ARK, SKU 93805); verified against the physical part marking per order |
The E5-4669 v4 is the top of the E5 v4 stack in core count and the only part in that family Intel rates for four-socket operation, which is what justified its $7007.00 recommended customer price when it launched in Q2'16. Today it is a different conversation: Intel lists the part as end of servicing updates, supply is decommissioned pulls, and the honest question is whether your workload is actually a 4-socket workload. If it is not, the Xeon E5-2680 v4 runs 400MHz higher per core for less money on the same socket family.
Full range: Intel server CPUs. Tell us your chassis and socket count and we will confirm whether this is the right part before you buy it.
One caveat if you cross-check this table elsewhere: some benchmark databases list different figures for this processor number - 32MB of cache where Intel states 55MB, and a 5TB maximum memory where Intel states 1.5TB per socket. Where a vendor document and a community database disagree we print the vendor's own published specification, and we will confirm the exact figures against the unit you are buying if you ask.
Transparent Pricing
2026 Reference Pricing by Configuration
We publish no price for this part. Intel's list reference is $7007.00, which reflects its position as a quad-socket-rated 22-core part at launch in 2016; it is not a today's-market figure and we will not present it as a quote. Pricing is built from the pulls and tray stock we can confirm for your quantity, and condition is verified against the physical marking rather than inferred from the model number.
Tested Server Pulls
On Request
Decommissioned-server pulls, individually tested with the diagnostic result recorded against the unit. Quad-socket parts surface less often than mainstream SKUs, so we confirm against live stock before quoting.
Matched Pairs
On Request
Matched-stepping pairs for dual-socket boards. On a 4-socket platform you need four parts that agree, so tell us how many sockets you are populating and we match across the set rather than selling pairs in isolation.
Volume Orders (10+ units)
On Request
Multi-unit and repeat orders are quoted against live inventory, with freight consolidated from our Hong Kong warehouse.
No price is published for this SKU: we quote against confirmed stock rather than reprinting a 2016 list price. Intel's only published figure is a recommended customer price of $7007.00, shown in the specification table for reference. Send us quantity and socket count for a firm quote. Related: Xeon E5-2680 v4 - full range: Intel server CPUs.
Origin
Hong Kong Warehouse
Free port — full export documentation
Transit
3–7 Days Air Freight
Tracked, insured, worldwide
Warranty
1-Year Warranty
Diagnostic report in every box
Quality Process
What We Check Before a Xeon E5-4669 v4 Ships
Model String and sSpec Verification
Heat-spreader marking and sSpec are read under magnification and checked against the exact processor number on your order - the E5 v4 family shares one socket and many core counts, so this is the only way to know which part you were sent.
FCLGA2011 Pad Inspection
Processor-side contact pads are inspected under magnification for contamination, corrosion and rework marks.
POST and 22-Core Enumeration
Full 22-core / 44-thread POST on a reference FCLGA2011 board, with every core enumerated so nothing is silently dead.
Four-Channel Memory Validation
All four DDR4 channels are exercised per socket. On multi-socket builds a single dropped channel can cost more performance than the core-count difference between two SKUs, so it is checked, not assumed.
Multi-Socket Set Matching
For 2S and 4S builds we match stepping and microcode across the whole set and record which units were tested together, so the platform does not have to negotiate between mismatched processors.
Report in the Box
Every unit ships with its per-machine diagnostic report and warranty. Full process: inspection guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an Intel Xeon E5-4669 v4 cost in 2026?
We quote it against confirmed stock. Intel's recommended customer price is $7007.00, a figure that reflects its launch position as a quad-socket-rated 22-core part rather than anything you should expect to pay for a decommissioned pull in 2026. Send us quantity, socket count and board model for a firm quote.
What is the difference between the Xeon E5-4669 v4 and the Xeon E5-2680 v4?
Both are Broadwell E5 v4 parts on FCLGA2011 with two QPI links and 40 PCIe 3.0 lanes, and they are aimed at different platforms. The 4669 v4 has 22 cores / 44 threads, 2.20GHz base, 3.00GHz turbo, 55MB cache and 135W, and Intel rates it for four-socket scalability. The 2680 v4 has 14 cores / 28 threads, 2.40GHz base, 3.30GHz turbo, 35MB cache and 120W, rated for two sockets. So the 4669 v4 buys you 57% more cores and headroom to populate four sockets, while the 2680 v4 gives you higher clocks per core for less. If you are running a 2-socket board, the 2680 v4 is usually the better buy; if you are filling a 4-socket chassis, the 4669 v4 is the part that is rated for it.
Does the four-socket rating actually matter?
It matters if your platform is a 4-socket board, and it is largely irrelevant otherwise. The rating is Intel's statement that the part is qualified for four-way operation - not simply that four of them fit. Quad-socket systems also put more pressure on memory population and firmware consistency, which is why we match and test multi-socket sets rather than shipping loose pairs. If you are on a 2-socket board, do not pay a premium for the 4S rating; take the higher-clocked 14-core part.
What condition are these CPUs in, and what warranty applies?
Units are decommissioned server pulls and residual tray stock: marking and sSpec verified against your order, FCLGA2011 pads inspected under magnification, full 22-core POST with all four memory channels exercised, and thermal behaviour logged. Each CPU ships with its diagnostic record and a 1-year warranty.
Can you ship the Xeon E5-4669 v4 worldwide from Hong Kong?
Yes. We ship worldwide from our Hong Kong warehouse with full export documentation, and express air freight typically arrives in 3 to 7 days to major markets. Quad-socket builds ship as a matched, tested set with the socket-by-socket test record included.
Get a Current Xeon E5-4669 v4 Quote
Tell us how many sockets you are populating, your board or chassis model, and the target quantity. We confirm pull availability, match stepping across the set, and reply with a firm quote - usually within one business day.
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