Xeon 4108/similar 2.1 GHz (8 Cores)
Eight cores provide more parallel room than the six core entry tier without moving into the larger 16-core class.
XE
Dedicated Servers · $149.95/month
An eight core Xeon Scalable server with 32GB of ECC memory for a mid sized workload that needs balanced compute and memory.
Best for: A business application, database backed service or several controlled workloads that fit a balanced eight core and 32GB profile.
Why choose this tier
Choose the Scalable 8c when doubling the entry Scalable memory is more valuable than paying for the larger storage of the 10c tier.
Not ideal for: Large consolidation projects, memory intensive analytics or workloads whose storage needs exceed the listed NVMe capacity.
Upgrade when: Move to the 10c for more processing and storage, or the 16c when the next constraint is both core count and memory.
Every dedicated servers option
Compare this plan with the complete family.
Every current plan has its own detail page. Move between them without losing your place in the decision.
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.
32GB DDR4 ECC REG RAM
The 32GB ECC registered memory allocation can hold more active application and database work than the 16GB Scalable tier.
2x240GB nvme
Two NVMe drives provide fast local storage, but capacity and the chosen disk layout still need to match the data and recovery plan.
10TB data transfer
The network allowance matches the smaller Scalable tiers, so high volume data transfer can be a constraint before processor capacity is.
Control and management: Confirm the available server management, operating system and control panel selections in the configuration flow.
The buying tradeoff
Know what changes before choosing the larger number.
This tier emphasizes a balanced 32GB memory step; the 10c costs more but adds cores and doubles the listed storage capacity.
Direct answers
Xeon Scalable 8c buying questions.
Use the catalog facts and the workload you can measure. Confirm configuration choices before purchase.
Who is Xeon Scalable 8c best for?
A business application, database backed service or several controlled workloads that fit a balanced eight core and 32GB profile.
What is the main tradeoff with Xeon Scalable 8c?
This tier emphasizes a balanced 32GB memory step; the 10c costs more but adds cores and doubles the listed storage capacity.
When should I choose a different dedicated server?
Large consolidation projects, memory intensive analytics or workloads whose storage needs exceed the listed NVMe capacity. Move to the 10c for more processing and storage, or the 16c when the next constraint is both core count and memory.
How do I confirm Xeon Scalable 8c 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.