AMD 1 x EPYC 7742
- 64 cores
- 128GB DDR4 RAM
- 2x960GB SSD SSD
- 2Gbit Unmetered
Cheapest per CPU core$4.67 per core
$299.00/mo
High core count servers, 16 cores and up
146 machines with at least 16 cores, up to 64, from $89 a month.
- 4 on sale
- 146 in stock
- From $89/mo
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2 x E5-2695v2
- 24 cores
- 512GB DDR3 RAM
- 2x1.2TB SSD SSD
- 2Gbit Unmetered
Cheapest per GB of RAM$0.39 per GB
$199.00/mo
2 x E5-2695v4
- 36 cores
- 128GB DDR4 RAM
- 2x800GB SSD 1x18TB HDD SSDHDD
- 2Gbit Unmetered
Cheapest per TB of storage$13.72 per TB
$269.00/mo
1 x E5-2695v4
- 18 cores
- 128GB DDR4 RAM
- 2x960GB SSD 1x3.84TB NVMe NVMe
- 2Gbit Unmetered
Cheapest NVMe server18 cores, 128GB DDR4
$184.00/mo
146 servers in stock, showing 145-146. Marked-down machines are listed first
2 x Gold 6152
- 44 cores
- 384GB DDR4 RAM
- 2x960GB SSD 2x7.68TB NVMe NVMe
- 10Gbit Unmetered
$979.00/mo
2 x Gold 6152
- 44 cores
- 384GB DDR4 RAM
- 2x480GB SSD 6x7.68TB SAS NVMe
- 10Gbit Unmetered
$999.00/mo
Cores by the dollar
Older dual-socket Xeon servers are some of the best deals on the site. They are no longer the newest chips, but a pair of them gives you a lot of threads for very little money. Newer AMD EPYC machines cost more and use less power per core.
Sort by best price per core to see which machines give the most compute for the money today.
Questions people ask
What is the most cores I can get?
64 cores in today's stock.
What uses a lot of cores?
Compiling, video encoding, rendering, scientific jobs, virtualization hosts and game server panels that run many instances.