Lenovo 4XG7A07262 SR590 Xeon 4109T 8C/70W/2.0GHZ

Lenovo 4XG7A07262 Xeon Silver 4109T 8-Core Processor Option for SR590

Overview

The Lenovo 4XG7A07262 is an Intel Xeon Silver 4109T processor option kit designed specifically for the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR590 server platform. Built on Intel's 1st Generation Xeon Scalable (Skylake) architecture at 14nm, the 4109T drops into the SR590's LGA 3647 (Socket P) with a 2.0 GHz base clock and a 3.0 GHz Turbo Boost ceiling — giving you a controlled, thermally predictable 70W TDP that fits dense two-socket configurations without the power budget surprises of higher-wattage Platinum-class options. This is the right part if you're expanding an SR590 deployment and need a validated, factory-sourced processor that integrates cleanly without compatibility guesswork.

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Key Features

• 8 Physical Cores / 16 Threads (Xeon Silver 4109T): The 8C/16T configuration handles multi-threaded server workloads — VM hosting, database queries, video management server (VMS) back-ends — without the licensing overhead that scales with core count on some software platforms. If your VMS or NVR management software charges per-core, this matters at renewal time.
• 2.0 GHz Base / 3.0 GHz Turbo Boost: The 1 GHz Turbo headroom means bursty workloads (index rebuilds, alert processing, motion-event analysis) get a meaningful speed bump without sustained high-frequency power draw. Sustained 24/7 loads run at base; the boost is there when you need it.
• 70W Thermal Design Power: At 70W TDP, the 4109T sits in the efficient tier of the Xeon Silver lineup. For SR590 deployments in edge closets or branch server rooms where rack cooling is limited, this is a meaningful advantage over 105W or 125W alternatives — the included cooler is validated for this TDP within the SR590 chassis, so no separate heatsink sourcing required.
• 11MB L3 Cache (Skylake Architecture): The 11MB shared L3 cache reduces main-memory round trips on workloads with moderate working-set sizes — relevant for VMS platforms managing active recording streams, where frame buffers and index tables benefit from staying in cache rather than hitting DRAM repeatedly.
• LGA 3647 (Socket P) — SR590-Specific Fit: The LGA 3647 socket is specific to Skylake-SP and Cascade Lake-SP Xeon platforms. This processor is sourced and validated for the ThinkSystem SR590 — it is not a universal Xeon drop-in. Verify your SR590's board revision and firmware level before installing alongside an existing processor in a dual-socket configuration.
• Up to 768GB Maximum Memory Support: The 4109T's memory controller supports up to 768GB of DDR4 RAM per socket. For SR590 deployments running memory-intensive workloads — large VMS databases, in-memory analytics, or virtualization with many concurrent VMs — this headroom means the processor won't be the limiting factor as you scale memory capacity.
• 64-Bit / 16-Thread Operation: Full 64-bit operating mode with 16 logical threads ensures compatibility with all modern server operating systems and hypervisors (VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM). No 32-bit legacy constraints to plan around.

Integration and Compatibility

The 4XG7A07262 is designed for the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR590 server platform. It seats in the LGA 3647 Socket P and is validated against Lenovo's firmware and thermal management profiles for that chassis. If you are adding a second processor to an existing single-socket SR590, confirm the installed firmware version supports dual-socket operation and that the existing processor is a compatible peer — Lenovo's ServerProven compatibility list is the authoritative reference for mixed-processor configurations.

For edge or branch deployments pairing this server with network video recorders or IP camera infrastructure, the 70W TDP and 8-core density make the SR590 with this processor a practical VMS host — enough compute for concurrent stream processing without demanding dedicated data-center cooling. The Xeon Silver tier also tends to be well-supported by commercial VMS platforms including Milestone XProtect and Genetec Security Center, though per-channel and per-core licensing terms vary by platform version — verify with your VMS vendor before finalizing core count decisions.

This component ships from Mexico (Country of Origin: MX) and weighs 2.20 lb. Dimensions are 9.00 × 10.00 × 7.00 in, consistent with standard processor option kit packaging for the SR590 form factor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What server platform is the Lenovo 4XG7A07262 compatible with?

A: The 4XG7A07262 is a processor option kit validated for the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR590 server. It uses the LGA 3647 (Socket P) interface, which is specific to Intel's 1st Generation Xeon Scalable (Skylake-SP) platform. It is not a universal Xeon processor and should only be installed in compatible Lenovo ThinkSystem platforms.

Q: Does the 4XG7A07262 include a cooler?

A: Yes. A cooler is included with the 4XG7A07262 processor option kit, validated for the 70W TDP of the Xeon Silver 4109T within the SR590 chassis. No separate heatsink purchase is required for standard SR590 installations.

Q: What is the base and boost clock speed of the Xeon Silver 4109T?

A: The 4109T runs at a 2.0 GHz base frequency with an Intel Turbo Boost ceiling of 3.0 GHz. Under sustained load the processor operates at 2.0 GHz; the 3.0 GHz boost activates on bursty, shorter-duration workloads where thermal headroom permits.

Q: How much RAM does the 4109T support?

A: The Intel Xeon Silver 4109T supports a maximum of 768GB of internal memory per socket. Actual installed memory capacity depends on the SR590 motherboard's DIMM slot count and the DDR4 module densities used.

Q: What is the TDP of the Lenovo 4XG7A07262?

A: The Thermal Design Power (TDP) is 70W. This places the 4109T in the efficient tier of the Xeon Silver lineup — a relevant factor for deployments in edge server rooms or branch offices with limited rack cooling capacity.

Q: Is the Lenovo 4XG7A07262 a new, genuine component?

A: Yes. The 4XG7A07262 is sourced as a factory-new, genuine Lenovo processor option kit through channel-direct distribution — no grey-market, no parallel imports.

Marty Allison

The 4XG7A07262 is a part I recommend specifically when a customer is building out an SR590-based VMS host and needs to keep power draw under control — the 70W TDP on this Xeon Silver 4109T is the spec that makes it work in a branch office rack where you don't have the luxury of 200W+ cooling headroom. Eight cores at 2.0 GHz base with a 3.0 GHz Turbo ceiling gives you enough threading headroom for 20–40 concurrent HD stream channels on most VMS platforms without driving the server into sustained high-frequency thermal states.

Technical Highlights:

• 70W TDP with included cooler: The SR590 chassis thermal design is matched to this TDP — the included cooler is validated, so you don't need to source or spec a separate heatsink. Saves a step and eliminates a common compatibility mistake in field installs.
• 8C/16T at 14nm Skylake: Sixteen logical threads mean modern hypervisors and VMS platforms can schedule concurrent workloads — recording, analytics, playback, and management — without contention that degrades live stream quality.
• 768GB max memory support: For SR590 builds running large Milestone or Genetec deployments with significant event database sizes, the 4109T's memory controller won't cap you before the DIMM slots do. That ceiling gives you room to grow the configuration without a processor swap.

Deployment Considerations:

• This is an SR590-specific option kit — LGA 3647 Socket P is not interchangeable with other Xeon server platforms. Confirm your chassis model and board revision before ordering, especially in a dual-socket upgrade scenario where peer-processor compatibility must be validated in Lenovo's ServerProven list.
• The Skylake-SP stepping (H0) means this processor targets 1st Gen Xeon Scalable systems. If your SR590 has been updated to support 2nd Gen Cascade Lake, verify firmware compatibility before mixing generations in a two-socket configuration — mixed-stepping installs require careful BIOS revision management.

Best fit: SR590 deployments used as dedicated VMS hosts in branch offices, retail back-of-house server closets, or edge surveillance nodes where thermal budget, core count, and validated compatibility with the Lenovo platform matter more than raw single-thread clock speed.