Intel Xeon E5-2650L V4 1.70 GHz (14 Cores)
Fourteen cores favor parallel jobs and groups of services, but the lower listed clock speed means every application will not automatically run faster.
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Dedicated Servers · $159.95/month
A fourteen core E5 server for parallel work that values 20TB of transfer and can operate within 32GB of memory.
Best for: Background processing, several moderate services or a network active application that can use fourteen cores without requiring a larger memory tier.
Why choose this tier
Choose the E5 2650L v4 when extra cores over the ten core E5 create value and the existing memory and SSD profile remains sufficient.
Not ideal for: Memory intensive virtualization, large local datasets or lightly threaded software that benefits more from fewer faster cores.
Upgrade when: Move to Scalable 16c for 64GB of ECC registered memory and NVMe, or higher when monitoring shows a larger compute requirement.
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What the limits mean
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Numbers are useful when you can connect them to the work they make possible.
32GB DDR4 RAM
The 32GB memory allocation is unchanged from the ten core E5, so this is primarily a processor upgrade.
2x240GB SSD
Two SSDs provide the same listed storage as the other E5 v4 option; storage growth needs its own plan.
20TB data transfer
The 20TB transfer allowance supports network active work without changing the finite monthly budget shown in the catalog.
Control and management: Choose the operating system, control panel and available management approach during server configuration.
The buying tradeoff
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Compared with the E5 2630L v4, the price increase buys four additional cores while memory, storage and transfer remain the same.
Direct answers
Xeon E5 2650L v4 buying questions.
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Who is Xeon E5 2650L v4 best for?
Background processing, several moderate services or a network active application that can use fourteen cores without requiring a larger memory tier.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon E5 2650L v4?
Compared with the E5 2630L v4, the price increase buys four additional cores while memory, storage and transfer remain the same.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Memory intensive virtualization, large local datasets or lightly threaded software that benefits more from fewer faster cores. Move to Scalable 16c for 64GB of ECC registered memory and NVMe, or higher when monitoring shows a larger compute requirement.
How do I confirm Xeon E5 2650L v4 availability and configuration?
The page shows the current catalog price and specifications. It is currently listed in Chicago, USA and Coventry, United Kingdom. Operating system, control panel and management choices are also confirmed before purchase.