Intel Xeon E5-2620 v3 2.40 GHz (6 Cores)
Six cores give the server more room for simultaneous application, database and background work than the four core E3 options.
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Dedicated Servers · $119.95/month
A balanced six core dedicated server for growing services that need more transfer capacity than the compact E3 tiers.
Best for: Several moderate services, a busier web and database stack, or a workload that needs six cores and a larger network transfer allowance.
Why choose this tier
Choose the E5 2620 v3 when the useful step is two additional cores and 20TB of transfer rather than a large jump in memory.
Not ideal for: Large memory resident datasets, heavily parallel jobs or a first website with no demonstrated need for server level control.
Upgrade when: Move to a 32GB tier when memory is the constraint, or to a higher core server when queued work consistently waits for processor time.
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What the limits mean
Turn the specification list into a decision.
Numbers are useful when you can connect them to the work they make possible.
16GB DDR4 RAM
The memory allocation is a practical middle ground for a measured stack, but it should include headroom for the operating system and peaks.
2x240GB SSD
The two SSDs are smaller than several higher tiers, making stored data requirements an important part of this decision.
20TB data transfer
The higher transfer allowance fits workloads that move more data even when their memory requirements remain moderate.
Control and management: Server software and management remain configuration decisions; confirm the available choices before completing an order.
The buying tradeoff
Know what changes before choosing the larger number.
This tier adds cores and transfer over the E3 line, while retaining 16GB of memory and smaller SSDs than higher catalog options.
Direct answers
Xeon E5 2620 v3 buying questions.
Use the catalog facts and the workload you can measure. Confirm configuration choices before purchase.
Who is Xeon E5 2620 v3 best for?
Several moderate services, a busier web and database stack, or a workload that needs six cores and a larger network transfer allowance.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon E5 2620 v3?
This tier adds cores and transfer over the E3 line, while retaining 16GB of memory and smaller SSDs than higher catalog options.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Large memory resident datasets, heavily parallel jobs or a first website with no demonstrated need for server level control. Move to a 32GB tier when memory is the constraint, or to a higher core server when queued work consistently waits for processor time.
How do I confirm Xeon E5 2620 v3 availability and configuration?
The page shows the current catalog price and specifications. It is currently listed in Chicago, USA. Operating system, control panel and management choices are also confirmed before purchase.