Intel Xeon Silver 4310 12-core 3rd Gen Xeon 'Ice Lake' server processor (LGA4189, sSpec SRKXN) - representative contact-pad view
Intel Xeon Server CPUs
12 Cores 3rd Gen Xeon 'Ice Lake' LGA4189 Socket Condition and sSpec confirmed per order

Intel Xeon Silver 4310

A 12-core / 24-thread 3rd Gen Xeon 'Ice Lake' processor on LGA4189 (Socket P+), running 2.1GHz base with 2.7GHz all-core and 3.3GHz maximum turbo, 18MB L3 cache and a 120W TDP. It is a 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable part on LGA4189: a dual-socket board with two of these gives 24 cores, with DDR4-3200 and PCIe 4.0 on the platform.

Request a Quote 2026 pricing: On Request - quoted against confirmed pulled stock

Fully Tested & Documented  ·  Hong Kong Warehouse Stock  ·  Worldwide Shipping 3–7 Days  ·  1-Year Warranty

Hardware Gallery

The Xeon Silver 4310, Up Close

Representative view of the LGA4189 LGA contact pad side of an Intel Xeon Scalable processor

Intel Xeon Silver 4310 — LGA contact pad side

Representative photo of the LGA contact pad side on this socket family - the actual unit's marking is read against your order before dispatch. Photo from our own stock.

Close view of the heat-spreader and substrate edge of an Intel Xeon Scalable processor

Intel Xeon Silver 4310 — heat-spreader and substrate edge

Representative photo of the heat-spreader and substrate edge - the actual unit's lasered model and sSpec are photographed against your order before dispatch. Photo from our own stock.

12

cores / 24 threads (3rd Gen)

18MB

L3 cache

2.1GHz

base clock

DDR4-2666

8-channel memory

Key Specifications

Component Specification
ProcessorIntel Xeon Silver 4310
Cores / Threads12 cores / 24 threads
Base Clock2.1GHz
Turbo (all-core / max)2.7GHz / 3.3GHz
Cache15MB L2 + 18MB L3
SocketLGA4189 (Socket P+)
Memory8-channel DDR4-2666, ECC
PCIePCIe 4.0, 64 lanes
TDP120W
UPI2× 10.4 GT/s
Scalability2P (dual-socket)
sSpecSRKXN
LaunchApril 2021
Specification source3rd Gen Xeon Scalable processor list (public mirror of Intel's published figures); sSpec confirmed on the physical part per order

The Xeon Silver 4310 belongs to the 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable (Ice Lake) generation, built on LGA4189 (Socket P+) with PCIe 4.0, 64 lanes and 8-channel DDR4-2666. Two things decide whether a given CPU is the right buy. First, the generation: LGA3647 (1st and 2nd Gen) and LGA4189 (3rd Gen) are different sockets, so a board takes one generation only - and the BIOS revision has to support the specific model. Second, the pair: a dual-socket build needs two identical CPUs (same sSpec) to train, which is why we quote matched pairs from a single lot. On the figures: 2.1GHz base is guaranteed, 2.7GHz is the sustained all-core turbo and 3.3GHz is single-core maximum. Full Intel Xeon range. Specification figures are transcribed from the public 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable processor list that mirrors Intel's published data; the sSpec is read from the physical part and confirmed against your order.

Transparent Pricing

2026 Reference Pricing by Configuration

We do not publish a fixed price for used Xeon Scalable processors. The secondary market reprices weekly as hyperscaler refresh cycles land, so every CPU is quoted against the tray or pull stock we can confirm for your quantity, at the rate in force that day. If you need a number to budget against, tell us the quantity and the platform and we will put a firm figure in writing with the date it holds until.

Single CPU

On Request

Individually tested, with the sSpec and marking checked against your order before dispatch.

Matched Pair

On Request

Two CPUs from one lot for a dual-socket board, so the pair trains at the same stepping and you avoid a mixed pair.

Volume (10+ CPUs)

On Request

Batch quantities consolidated from our Hong Kong warehouse, with freight and packing quoted alongside the CPU.

No price is published on this page by choice rather than omission: used Xeon pricing moved too fast in 2026 for a static figure to stay honest. Send quantity and platform and we will quote against live stock. Related reading: buying server CPU under memory inflation and Xeon vs EPYC.

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 Silver 4310 Ships

1

Heat-Spreader Marking Read

The laser-etched marking on the heat spreader is read and photographed, and the model and sSpec are checked against your order before anything is packed. A CPU that looks right but carries a different sSpec is the most common failure in this market.

2

Contact Pads Inspected

The LGA contact pads are inspected under magnification for bent or bridged contacts and for corrosion. Pads cannot be straightened reliably, so a damaged unit is rejected rather than shipped.

3

Full POST on a Reference Board

Each CPU is seated on a reference board of the correct socket, all cores and all memory channels are exercised, and the POST result is logged per unit.

4

Thermal Behaviour Logged

Load temperatures are recorded against the TDP this part is rated at, so degraded heat-spreader contact is caught before dispatch.

5

Serial Logging

The unit is logged against your order line by line, so a mixed or short shipment can be traced to the CPUs actually dispatched.

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 the Intel Xeon Silver 4310 cost?

We quote rather than publish. Used Xeon pricing reprices weekly with hyperscaler refresh cycles, so we confirm the tray or pull stock for your quantity and put a firm figure in writing with the date it holds until.

Which platforms take the Xeon Silver 4310?

It is a 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable (Ice Lake) part on LGA4189 (Socket P+), with 8-channel DDR4-2666 and PCIe 4.0, 64 lanes. It fits the server families built for that generation; the board, BIOS revision and memory population all have to match the generation, and the 4310 will not fit a socket from another generation.

What is the difference between all-core turbo and maximum turbo?

The 2.1GHz figure is the guaranteed base clock. 2.7GHz is the all-core turbo - what the part sustains when every core is loaded - and 3.3GHz is the maximum turbo on lightly loaded cores. For databases and virtualisation, the all-core figure is the one that predicts performance; the maximum turbo mostly matters for single-threaded and bursty work.

Is the Xeon Silver 4310 OEM tray or retail boxed?

Both appear on the secondary market and the condition is stated line by line before you order. This generation is overwhelmingly sold as OEM tray or as pulls from decommissioned servers; either way, the marking and sSpec are checked against your order and the unit ships with our own written warranty.

Can I mix two different Xeon models in one dual-socket server?

No. A dual-socket board needs two identical CPUs - same model and same sSpec - to train correctly. We quote matched pairs from one lot for exactly that reason.

What condition are these CPUs in, and do you ship worldwide?

Tested pulls and OEM tray stock, with the condition stated per unit before you commit and a 1-year written warranty. We ship worldwide from the Hong Kong warehouse with full export documentation, typically 3-7 days by air.

Get a Xeon Silver 4310 Quote

Tell us the quantity, the server model and whether you need a matched pair. We confirm the sSpec and stepping against your build sheet and quote against confirmed stock with the date the figure holds until.

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