Xeon 5220R/similar 2.3 GHz (24 Cores)
Twenty four cores favor software and job queues that genuinely spread work across many processor cores.
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Dedicated Servers · $264.95/month
A twenty four core Xeon Scalable server for compute heavy work that fits within a 64GB memory and dual NVMe profile.
Best for: Parallel processing, several active services or an application stack whose measured processor demand exceeds the 16-core tier.
Why choose this tier
Choose the Scalable 24c when core count and transfer are the constraints, while 64GB of memory remains sufficient.
Not ideal for: Memory led workloads that need more than 64GB, very large local datasets or software that cannot use many cores effectively.
Upgrade when: Move to the 48c when monitoring supports twice the core count and memory, or to AMD Epyc 64c for the largest catalog memory and storage profile.
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What the limits mean
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64GB DDR4 ECC REG RAM
The memory allocation matches the 16c, so this tier is a compute upgrade rather than a memory upgrade.
2x480GB nvme
The NVMe storage capacity also matches the 16c, making dataset size a separate constraint to check before choosing more cores.
20TB data transfer
The larger transfer allowance suits more network movement than the 16c, while still requiring a plan for large downloads and remote backups.
Control and management: Configuration determines the available operating system, control panel and management arrangement; confirm each before purchase.
The buying tradeoff
Know what changes before choosing the larger number.
Compared with the 16c, this tier adds eight cores and more transfer, but memory and local storage stay at the same listed capacity.
Direct answers
Xeon Scalable 24c buying questions.
Use the catalog facts and the workload you can measure. Confirm configuration choices before purchase.
Who is Xeon Scalable 24c best for?
Parallel processing, several active services or an application stack whose measured processor demand exceeds the 16-core tier.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon Scalable 24c?
Compared with the 16c, this tier adds eight cores and more transfer, but memory and local storage stay at the same listed capacity.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Memory led workloads that need more than 64GB, very large local datasets or software that cannot use many cores effectively. Move to the 48c when monitoring supports twice the core count and memory, or to AMD Epyc 64c for the largest catalog memory and storage profile.
How do I confirm Xeon Scalable 24c 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.