Intel Xeon E5 2630L v4 1.80 GHz (10 Cores)
Ten cores give this server room for concurrent services, with a lower listed clock speed that makes workload fit more important than core count alone.
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Dedicated Servers · $139.95/month
A ten core E5 server with 32GB of memory and a larger transfer allowance for network active, storage conscious workloads.
Best for: A web, application or service stack that benefits from ten cores and 20TB of transfer but fits comfortably on the listed SSD capacity.
Why choose this tier
Choose the E5 2630L v4 when transfer matters more than NVMe storage and the workload fits a ten core, 32GB profile.
Not ideal for: Large local datasets, memory heavy databases or buyers who specifically require the Scalable platform and NVMe storage.
Upgrade when: Move to the E5 2650L v4 for more cores, or a higher Scalable tier when NVMe storage, ECC registered memory or more RAM is required.
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What the limits mean
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32GB DDR4 RAM
The 32GB DDR4 allocation suits a measured middle tier and should include space for the operating system and peak activity.
2x240GB SSD
Two SSDs provide a smaller local capacity than the Scalable 10c, so confirm application, log and backup storage requirements.
20TB data transfer
The 20TB transfer allowance is twice the Scalable 10c listing, making network use a central reason to compare these two plans.
Control and management: Server management and software selections are confirmed in configuration; the hardware listing does not imply a preselected control panel.
The buying tradeoff
Know what changes before choosing the larger number.
It matches the Scalable 10c core and memory counts, with smaller SSD storage but twice the listed transfer allowance.
Direct answers
Xeon E5 2630L v4 buying questions.
Use the catalog facts and the workload you can measure. Confirm configuration choices before purchase.
Who is Xeon E5 2630L v4 best for?
A web, application or service stack that benefits from ten cores and 20TB of transfer but fits comfortably on the listed SSD capacity.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon E5 2630L v4?
It matches the Scalable 10c core and memory counts, with smaller SSD storage but twice the listed transfer allowance.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Large local datasets, memory heavy databases or buyers who specifically require the Scalable platform and NVMe storage. Move to the E5 2650L v4 for more cores, or a higher Scalable tier when NVMe storage, ECC registered memory or more RAM is required.
How do I confirm Xeon E5 2630L v4 availability and configuration?
The page shows the current catalog price and specifications. It is currently listed in Coventry, United Kingdom. Operating system, control panel and management choices are also confirmed before purchase.