Intel Xeon Silver 4216 16-Core

Current asking prices

Median asking price

$882

Observed range

$568–$1,195

2 listings· 1 seller· Updated Apr 25, 2026

Market signals

Derived from observed listings across all SKUs in this class.

▶What do OEM / Original / Compatible mean?

OEMCertified by a server vendor (Dell, HPE, Lenovo). May carry firmware locks and qualifications. Priced higher for vendor support and warranty alignment.

OriginalThe underlying component manufacturer's part, without OEM server-vendor branding or firmware lock. Typically the market pricing reference — platform compatibility should still be verified.

CompatibleThird-party alternatives meeting the same spec. Often 15–40% cheaper. May trigger vendor warnings on OEM-locked platforms — verify before substituting.

OEM Premium

+110%

OEM parts cost ~110% more than original manufacturer parts.

Market Spread

71%

Wide spread. Market is fragmented or condition differences are significant.

Liquidity

Insufficient

Only 2 samples — treat any range as directional only.

▶What do the signal colors mean?

Favorable — Tight spread, meaningful discount, or strong liquidity.

Neutral — Normal market conditions. No action flag.

Investigate — Wide spread, inverted pricing, or low sample count.

High alert — Very wide spread or significant price anomaly.

Insufficient — Too few samples to produce a reliable signal.

Limited market evidence

This market currently has 2 eligible listing observations. Treat the figures as directional evidence, not a reliable market benchmark.

OEM

Confidence: low

$1195 – $1195

Limited observed range
Median: $1195
1 listings • 4 SKU(s)

Original

Confidence: low

$568.05 – $568.05

Limited observed range
Median: $568.05
1 listings • 2 SKU(s)

How to interpret this

A small number of listings can be skewed by condition, seller, warranty, or unusual inventory. Use these observations as a lead for further research rather than a defensible market price.

Part numbers in this class

6 part numbers tracked. Not a guarantee of interchangeability — verify against your platform.

Manufacturer	MPN	Certification
Dell	338-BSDO	OEM	View SKU →
HPE	P02583-B21	OEM	View SKU →
Intel	4216	Original	View SKU →
Intel	CD8069504213901	Original	View SKU →
Lenovo	4XG7A14441	OEM	View SKU →
Supermicro	P4X-CLX4216-SRFBB	OEM	View SKU →

Risk & compatibility signals

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OEM lock risk

Dell and HPE parts in this market carry firmware locks. Compatible or generic parts may trigger vendor warnings on those platforms. Verify platform policy before substituting.

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Wide price spread detected

71% spread across observed listings. This often reflects condition differences (new vs refurbished), varying warranty terms, or outlier sellers. Verify condition and seller reputation before purchasing.

Technical specifications

Entry-tier Cascade Lake Xeon Silver — highest volume recert Silver SKU in LGA3647 ecosystem

Brand

Intel

Family

Xeon Silver

Socket

LGA3647

Generation

Cascade Lake

Cores

Threads

Base clock (GHz)

2.1

Turbo clock (GHz)

3.2

TDP (W)

100

L3 cache (MB)

Understanding this CPU generation

Intel Xeon Silver 4216 16-Core belongs to the Cascade Lake processor generation or family. Model numbers can help identify platform era and product position, but exact socket, firmware, and system compatibility should always be verified before purchase.

Decode Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC model numbers →

Data Sources

Aggregate market metrics may incorporate public market observations. MSI does not publicly identify those sources unless an authorized data relationship exists.

Other server CPU market classes

Compare nearby processor classes, prioritizing the same manufacturer, generation, and socket.

Intel Xeon Silver 4210 10-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 10 cores→Intel Xeon Silver 4214 12-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 12 cores→Intel Xeon Gold 6226R 16-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 16 cores→Intel Xeon Gold 6230R 26-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 26 cores→Intel Xeon Gold 6240R 24-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 24 cores→Intel Xeon Gold 6248R 24-CoreCascade Lake · LGA3647 · 24 cores→

▶How to interpret CPU market pricing

OEM tray

Processors sold as OEM trays come without retail packaging. This is the standard channel for server deployments. Pricing reflects the chip only — no heatsink, no box. Most enterprise CPUs trade this way.

Pulled / refurbished

Pulls are CPUs removed from decommissioned servers. They are functionally identical to new trays but carry no manufacturer warranty. Common in the secondary market and priced 25–45% below new.

New vs secondary market

New OEM trays from distributors (CDW, SHI) typically price at or near MSRP. Secondary market pricing reflects current asking prices from active listings and is often significantly lower, especially for previous-generation SKUs.

Signals are observations from available data at a point in time — not advice. Verify independently before transacting. Disclaimer

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