INTEL Xeon 3408U 1.80GHz CPU
The Intel Xeon D-3408U is a low-power system-on-chip processor from the Xeon D family, aimed at buyers building compact servers, storage appliances, network edge devices, and virtualization or compute nodes where a 25 W thermal envelope matters more than peak throughput. Note that the product listing name states 1.80 GHz while the manufacturer table lists a 1.70 GHz base frequency — confirm the exact stepping with your sales contact before ordering.
Key specifications (table)
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor family | Intel Xeon D (Broadwell-DE / Skylake-D) |
| Model | Xeon 3408U |
| Cores / threads | 4 cores / 4 threads (no hyper-threading; suited to fixed-thread workloads such as storage controllers and edge gateways) |
| Base frequency | 1.70 GHz (listing name states 1.80 GHz — verify with supplier) |
| Max turbo frequency | Up to 2.60 GHz |
| Cache (L3) | 6 MB Intel Smart Cache |
| TDP | 25 W (well suited to fanless or dense deployments) |
| Lithography | 14 nm |
| Socket / package | FCLGA 3647 or soldered (platform-dependent) |
| Memory type / channels | DDR4 ECC, 2-channel support |
| Maximum memory capacity | Up to 64 GB per socket (platform-dependent) |
| Interconnect | Integrated SOC interconnect |
| PCIe support | PCIe 3.0 |
| Max memory bandwidth | 2133 MT/s per channel (platform-dependent) |
Good to know
- As an SoC, the Xeon D-3408U integrates the platform (chipset functions, PCIe 3.0, integrated interconnect), so board-level compatibility — socketed FCLGA 3647 vs. soldered BGA — must be confirmed against your motherboard or appliance vendor’s support list.
- Within the Xeon D family, this part sits in the low-power entry tier: 4 cores at 25 W makes it a cost- and thermal-efficient alternative to larger Xeon Scalable parts for storage controllers, firewalls, and lightweight virtualization hosts, though it is not intended for heavy multi-tenant compute.
- Buying tip: because Xeon D parts frequently ship soldered into systems, verify whether you are ordering a discrete socketed CPU or an integrated board/appliance SKU, and confirm ECC DDR4 module compatibility (2 channels, 2133 MT/s class) with the platform vendor.
For tray and reel pricing, current stock by part number and date code, and volume discounts on bulk orders, request a bulk quotation.
The Intel Xeon D-3408U is a low-power system-on-chip processor from the Xeon D family, aimed at buyers building compact servers, storage appliances, network edge devices, and virtualization or compute nodes where a 25 W thermal envelope matters more than peak throughput. Note that the product listing name states 1.80 GHz while the manufacturer table lists a 1.70 GHz base frequency — confirm the exact stepping with your sales contact before ordering.
Key specifications (table)
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor family | Intel Xeon D (Broadwell-DE / Skylake-D) |
| Model | Xeon 3408U |
| Cores / threads | 4 cores / 4 threads (no hyper-threading; suited to fixed-thread workloads such as storage controllers and edge gateways) |
| Base frequency | 1.70 GHz (listing name states 1.80 GHz — verify with supplier) |
| Max turbo frequency | Up to 2.60 GHz |
| Cache (L3) | 6 MB Intel Smart Cache |
| TDP | 25 W (well suited to fanless or dense deployments) |
| Lithography | 14 nm |
| Socket / package | FCLGA 3647 or soldered (platform-dependent) |
| Memory type / channels | DDR4 ECC, 2-channel support |
| Maximum memory capacity | Up to 64 GB per socket (platform-dependent) |
| Interconnect | Integrated SOC interconnect |
| PCIe support | PCIe 3.0 |
| Max memory bandwidth | 2133 MT/s per channel (platform-dependent) |
Good to know
- As an SoC, the Xeon D-3408U integrates the platform (chipset functions, PCIe 3.0, integrated interconnect), so board-level compatibility — socketed FCLGA 3647 vs. soldered BGA — must be confirmed against your motherboard or appliance vendor’s support list.
- Within the Xeon D family, this part sits in the low-power entry tier: 4 cores at 25 W makes it a cost- and thermal-efficient alternative to larger Xeon Scalable parts for storage controllers, firewalls, and lightweight virtualization hosts, though it is not intended for heavy multi-tenant compute.
- Buying tip: because Xeon D parts frequently ship soldered into systems, verify whether you are ordering a discrete socketed CPU or an integrated board/appliance SKU, and confirm ECC DDR4 module compatibility (2 channels, 2133 MT/s class) with the platform vendor.
For tray and reel pricing, current stock by part number and date code, and volume discounts on bulk orders, request a bulk quotation.
