HPE P67095-B21 Intel Xeon-Gold 6530 2.1GHz 32-core 270W Processor for HPE

HPE P67095-B21 Intel Xeon Gold 6530 32-Core 2.1GHz 270W Server Processor

The HPE P67095-B21 delivers the Intel Xeon Gold 6530 processor — a 32-core, 2.1GHz base-clock CPU with a 270W TDP — purpose-built for HPE server platforms where core density and sustained multi-threaded throughput matter. If you're expanding compute capacity in a rack running HPE ProLiant or Synergy infrastructure, this is the OEM-matched processor option to specify (often searched as P67095 B21).

Key Features

• 32 Cores at 2.1GHz Base: The Xeon Gold 6530's 32-core configuration handles heavily parallelized workloads — video analytics inference, virtualization hosts running dozens of VMs, or high-thread-count database engines — without the core-scheduling bottlenecks that limit lower-count SKUs at scale.
• 270W TDP: At 270W, this processor sits in the high-performance tier of the Xeon Gold stack. Plan your HPE server's power delivery and cooling accordingly — a 270W processor in a dual-socket configuration draws over 540W at CPU alone, which has real implications for PDU capacity and rack airflow budgets.
• HPE OEM Part (P67095-B21): As an HPE-designated processor option, this part is matched to HPE's qualification matrix, firmware, and iLO management integration. Using OEM-matched processors avoids the compatibility flags and support complications that can arise from installing non-HPE-validated CPUs in managed HPE infrastructure.
• Compact Packaging for Dense Deployments: At 0.80 lb and packaged in a 10.00 x 8.80 x 2.50 in form factor, the P67095-B21 ships in standard HPE processor packaging — straightforward to receive, inventory, and install in a structured IT environment.

Integration and Compatibility

The P67095-B21 is designed for HPE server platforms that support the Intel Xeon Gold 6500-series socket. Verify your specific HPE server model's QuickSpecs or compatibility matrix before ordering — HPE ProLiant server generations are socket- and firmware-specific, and not all Gen10/Gen11 platforms support every Xeon Gold 6500-series part interchangeably. If you're deploying multiple processors in a dual-socket configuration, both sockets must be populated with identical processor SKUs per HPE's configuration requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What HPE server platforms is the P67095-B21 compatible with?

A: The P67095-B21 is an HPE OEM processor option for HPE server platforms supporting the Intel Xeon Gold 6530. Consult the HPE QuickSpecs for your specific server model to confirm socket and generation compatibility before ordering.

Q: Does the P67095-B21 require a specific HPE server generation?

A: Yes. HPE OEM processors are validated per server generation and platform. The Xeon Gold 6500 series is associated with specific HPE ProLiant and Synergy generations — check the server's QuickSpecs or HPE's compatibility guide for your chassis.

Q: What is the TDP of the Xeon Gold 6530 in the P67095-B21?

A: The Intel Xeon Gold 6530 carries a 270W TDP. Ensure your HPE server chassis, power supply, and cooling configuration are rated to handle this thermal load, particularly in dual-socket deployments.

Q: Is the P67095-B21 a new (factory-new) processor?

A: Yes. The P67095-B21 is sourced factory-new — not refurbished or pulled from a prior system.

Q: Can the P67095-B21 be used in a dual-socket configuration?

A: Dual-socket deployments require identical processor SKUs in both sockets per HPE's configuration rules. Two P67095-B21 units in a compatible dual-socket HPE platform is a supported configuration, subject to platform QuickSpecs confirmation.

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The P67095-B21 is the part number to specify when you need the Xeon Gold 6530's 32-core density inside an HPE-managed environment — the 270W TDP is the planning number that determines whether your chassis and PDU configuration can actually support it before you commit to the order.

Technical Highlights:

• 32-Core Density: At 32 cores and 2.1GHz base, this processor is sized for workloads that scale horizontally — think multi-tenant virtualization hosts, analytics pipelines, or compute nodes running concurrent containerized services. Single-threaded-heavy workloads won't see proportional gains here.
• 270W TDP — Plan Power First: A 270W processor is not a drop-in for every HPE chassis. Confirm your server's power supply tier (HPE Flex Slot, Platinum vs. Titanium) supports the load headroom. In a dual-socket build, CPU power alone exceeds 540W before DIMM, storage, or PCIe draw.
• OEM Part Number Discipline: The HPE P67095-B21 designation means this part is tied to HPE's firmware qualification and iLO health monitoring. A non-HPE-validated Xeon Gold 6530 may physically fit but generate iLO warnings or be excluded from HPE support coverage.

Deployment Considerations:

• Always cross-reference the target HPE server's QuickSpecs PDF (available on HPE's support site) before ordering — the Xeon Gold 6500 series spans multiple socket generations and not every 6500-series part is interchangeable across ProLiant Gen10 Plus vs. Gen11 platforms.
• At 0.80 lb, the processor itself is light, but the 10 x 8.80 x 2.50 in package dimensions reflect standard HPE processor tray packaging — factor this into your parts inventory and ESD-safe handling procedures for large-scale deployments.

The P67095-B21 is the right call for HPE ProLiant or Synergy infrastructure builds where 32-core Xeon Gold density is the requirement and OEM part traceability matters for warranty and support purposes — particularly in managed service or enterprise environments where iLO-flagged non-validated hardware creates operational friction.