Lenovo 4XG7A07263 SR590 Xeon 4110 8C/85W/2.1GHZ

Lenovo 4XG7A07263 Intel Xeon Silver 4110 8-Core Processor Option for ThinkSystem SR590

Overview

The Lenovo 4XG7A07263 is a factory-configure-to-order processor option that installs the Intel Xeon Silver 4110 into the ThinkSystem SR590 server. If you're speccing out a SR590 for a video management server, analytics host, or virtualized security workload, the 4110 lands in the practical middle of the Scalable family — 8 cores, 16 threads, 2.1 GHz base with a 3.0 GHz Turbo ceiling, all within an 85W thermal envelope that the SR590's cooling subsystem handles without strain. The part ships with a cooler included, so there's no secondary thermal component to source separately. For integrators and IT architects sizing compute for multi-camera VMS platforms or edge analytics appliances, the 4XG7A07263 gives you a known, matched processor-to-platform combination rather than sourcing the CPU independently and verifying compatibility after the fact.

Key Features

• 8 Cores / 16 Threads (Xeon Silver 4110): Sixteen logical processors under a hypervisor or multi-threaded VMS engine means you can assign dedicated vCPUs to recording, analytics, and management services without contention. For a mid-scale deployment running 32–64 camera streams with motion analytics, this core count keeps workloads separated.
• 2.1 GHz Base / 3.0 GHz Turbo Boost: The 900 MHz spread between base and boost matters when analytics tasks spike — transcoding or object-detection bursts get clock headroom without pushing every core to full frequency. Steady-state recording stays efficient at base; burst processing scales up automatically.
• 85W Thermal Design Power: At 85W TDP, this processor fits within the SR590's standard thermal design. Lower TDP than the higher-tier Gold-family processors means you're not pushing the platform's power delivery or cooling margins — a genuine factor when the server runs 24/7 in a closet or rack without supplemental cooling.
• 11MB L3 Cache (Intel Smart Cache): The 11MB L3 shared across all 8 cores reduces main-memory round trips for frequently accessed data structures — relevant for VMS index tables and analytics frame buffers that get hit repeatedly across concurrent streams.
• LGA 3647 Socket P — 1st Gen Intel Xeon Scalable (Skylake-SP): The SR590 supports first-generation Scalable processors in Socket P, and the 4XG7A07263 is matched to this platform. Pairing this option with the correct SR590 bill of materials avoids the post-install discovery that a second-generation processor requires a firmware or platform revision that the chassis doesn't support.
• Up to 768GB Maximum Memory Support: The Xeon Silver 4110 supports up to 768GB of addressable RAM — enough headroom that memory won't be the constraint on a fully-loaded SR590. For VMS deployments caching large event archives or running in-memory analytics models, this ceiling gives the platform room to grow without swapping the processor.
• 16 Processor Threads, 64-bit Operating Mode: Full 64-bit support is a baseline requirement for any modern server OS or hypervisor. The 16-thread count is what matters for task parallelism — Linux or Windows Server schedulers can keep all 16 busy across concurrent VMS processes, database queries, and network I/O without waiting.
• 14nm Skylake Microarchitecture, Stepping U0: The U0 stepping is a mature, stable silicon revision — not an early stepping with errata exposure. For always-on security infrastructure where firmware stability and predictable behavior matter more than cutting-edge process nodes, that's the right profile.
• Cooler Included: The processor option ships with the appropriate thermal solution for the SR590 platform. You don't need to spec a separate heatsink or verify cooler compatibility — it arrives as a complete install.

Integration and Compatibility

The 4XG7A07263 is specifically matched to the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR590 server platform using the LGA 3647 (Socket P) interface. It belongs to the 1st Generation Intel Xeon Scalable family (Skylake-SP microarchitecture), which is the supported processor generation for the SR590. Installing this option alongside compatible DDR4 RDIMMs and a supported OS gives you a validated, warranty-intact configuration. If you are deploying the SR590 as a network video recorder platform, the 8-core / 16-thread profile handles mid-range multi-stream encoding workloads; pairing with a higher-tier Gold-class processor option is worth evaluating if you expect sustained analytics processing across 64+ cameras simultaneously.

For environments running server components in virtualized security stacks — VMS plus access control management plus analytics on a single host — the 4110's 16 logical cores give the hypervisor enough runway to assign isolated resource pools per service. The Lenovo ThinkSystem line is designed around validated configure-to-order options like this one, so pairing the processor option with Lenovo-sourced memory and storage keeps the build within a single support path.

Power planning: at 85W TDP, this processor contributes a known, bounded load to the server's power budget. For UPS and power infrastructure sizing, factor the full server draw (not just CPU TDP) against your runtime requirements — the SR590's PSU options are what determine actual input power.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which Lenovo server is the 4XG7A07263 designed for?

A: The 4XG7A07263 is a processor option matched to the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR590 server. It installs an Intel Xeon Silver 4110 into the SR590's LGA 3647 (Socket P) socket.

Q: Does the 4XG7A07263 include a cooler?

A: Yes. The processor option ships with a cooler included, so no separate heatsink needs to be sourced for a standard SR590 installation.

Q: What is the TDP of the Xeon Silver 4110 in this option?

A: The Intel Xeon Silver 4110 has a Thermal Design Power of 85W. This fits within the SR590's standard thermal envelope without requiring supplemental cooling.

Q: How many cores and threads does the 4XG7A07263 provide?

A: The Xeon Silver 4110 delivers 8 physical cores and 16 threads via Intel Hyper-Threading, operating in 64-bit mode with a 2.1 GHz base and 3.0 GHz Turbo Boost frequency.

Q: What is the maximum RAM supported by this processor?

A: The Intel Xeon Silver 4110 supports up to 768GB of internal memory, providing ample headroom for memory-intensive server workloads on a fully-configured SR590.

Q: What processor generation and microarchitecture does this option use?

A: The 4XG7A07263 uses a 1st Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor built on the Skylake-SP microarchitecture at 14nm lithography, Stepping U0 — a stable, mature silicon revision.

Eden Phillips

The 4XG7A07263 is the kind of option part that gets overlooked in build planning but matters significantly at commissioning time — it delivers the Intel Xeon Silver 4110 as a validated, cooler-included assembly for the ThinkSystem SR590, eliminating the compatibility guesswork that comes with sourcing processors independently. The 85W TDP is the spec I'd anchor the whole thermal and power conversation on: it tells you this processor won't stress the SR590's cooling subsystem during continuous operation, which matters on always-on VMS hosts that nobody's babysitting at 3AM.

Technical Highlights:

• 8 Cores / 16 Threads at 85W: The performance-per-watt profile of the Silver 4110 is well-suited to sustained 24/7 recording workloads. Sixteen threads give the OS enough logical processors to handle simultaneous encoding, database writes, and management API calls without queuing.
• 3.0 GHz Turbo Boost from 2.1 GHz Base: The 900 MHz burst headroom is what handles spikes — motion-triggered analytics batches, simultaneous playback requests, or backup jobs running concurrently with live recording. The base clock keeps idle draw low; Turbo handles the peaks.
• 768GB Max Memory Ceiling: At full SR590 DIMM population, the 4110 can address up to 768GB — far beyond what any current VMS deployment needs. That ceiling is effectively a non-constraint, meaning memory will never be the reason you're swapping this processor out.

Deployment Considerations:

• Verify the SR590's current processor socket population before ordering — the SR590 supports dual-socket configurations, and adding this option as a second processor requires matched processors and balanced DIMM population per Intel's memory configuration rules for Skylake-SP platforms.
• The 1st Gen Scalable (Skylake-SP) platform designation means this processor is NOT interchangeable with 2nd Gen (Cascade Lake) options. Confirm your SR590's firmware and platform revision before mixing generations.

This option fits cleanly in mid-scale physical security server builds — specifically an SR590 deployed as a dedicated VMS host running 32–64 camera streams with edge analytics offload, where 85W TDP and 16-thread headroom match the workload without over-provisioning compute at the cost of power and licensing overhead.