Xeon 6130/similar 2.1 GHz (16 Cores)
Sixteen cores can separate concurrent services and background jobs more comfortably than the 10c, provided the software can use them.
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Dedicated Servers · $204.95/month
A sixteen core Xeon Scalable server with 64GB of ECC memory for broader application stacks and sustained parallel work.
Best for: Multiple production services, larger database backed applications or compute work that can use sixteen cores and 64GB of memory.
Why choose this tier
Choose the Scalable 16c when both processor concurrency and memory have outgrown the 10c tier, but 24 cores would be unused capacity.
Not ideal for: Single light services, storage led workloads or buyers without monitoring that supports a move into this capacity class.
Upgrade when: Move to the 24c when processor demand is the next constraint, or the 48c when both core count and memory must increase substantially.
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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.
64GB DDR4 ECC REG RAM
The 64GB ECC registered memory doubles the 10c allocation and creates more working room for caches, databases and virtualized services.
2x480GB nvme
Two NVMe drives provide the same listed capacity as the 10c, so this upgrade is primarily about compute and memory rather than storage.
15TB data transfer
The transfer allowance increases over the smaller Scalable tiers, but it remains a finite monthly budget to compare with actual network use.
Control and management: Review current management, operating system and control panel choices in the order configuration before deciding who will operate the server.
The buying tradeoff
Know what changes before choosing the larger number.
This is the first Scalable tier with 64GB of memory; the 24c adds eight cores and more transfer without adding RAM or storage.
Direct answers
Xeon Scalable 16c buying questions.
Use the catalog facts and the workload you can measure. Confirm configuration choices before purchase.
Who is Xeon Scalable 16c best for?
Multiple production services, larger database backed applications or compute work that can use sixteen cores and 64GB of memory.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon Scalable 16c?
This is the first Scalable tier with 64GB of memory; the 24c adds eight cores and more transfer without adding RAM or storage.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Single light services, storage led workloads or buyers without monitoring that supports a move into this capacity class. Move to the 24c when processor demand is the next constraint, or the 48c when both core count and memory must increase substantially.
How do I confirm Xeon Scalable 16c availability and configuration?
The page shows the current catalog price and specifications. Location availability is confirmed during configuration. Operating system, control panel and management choices are also confirmed before purchase.