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Intel Xeon E-2200 · Xeon Scalable · 6 Locations

Intel Xeon
Dedicated Servers

Zen 4 architecture — up to 64 cores, 1152 GB DDR5 ECC, and 25 Gbps uplink. Available across 6 datacenters in Frankfurt, Strasbourg, New York, Miami, and Singapore. From $499/mo.

Max Cores

$459

From /mo

256

Max GB RAM

Locations

Zen 4

Architecture

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DDR4 ECC Unbuffered Memory

Hardware RAID Controller

Up to 25 Gbps Uplink

48h Deploy SLA

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Intel Xeon Platform

E-2200 Series · Xeon Scalable · DDR4 ECC

Product Lines E-2200 (1S) · Xeon Scalable (2S) Core Range 32– to 64 cores (1P) Memory Type DDR4 ECC Unbuffered / Registered Max RAM (1P) 1152 GB per socket Storage PCIe Gen 4 NVMe · Up to 15.4 TB Network Options 1 Gbps or 25 Gbps Unmetered

Why Intel Xeon for Bare Metal

AMD EPYC Genoa (9004 series) sets the current benchmark for server workloads demanding massive parallelism and memory capacity in a single socket. Built on TSMC’s 5nm process, Zen 4 cores deliver 16% higher IPC than the previous generation, while the industry-unique 12-channel DDR5 memory controller enables up to 1152 GB per socket — more than any competing single-socket platform at this price point. All EPYC configurations ship with DDR5 ECC Registered memory and Gen 4 NVMe. No DDR4, no SATA, no compromise.

Xeon E-2286G (1S)

6c · 4.00 GHz · 64 GB DDR4 ECC

Dual Xeon Scalable (2S)

2×14c · 256 GB DDR4 ECC

Hardware RAID Controller

RAID 0/1/5/10 · BBU optional

Platform Comparison

Xeon E-2286G vs Competing Platforms

Specification	Xeon E-2286G	AMD EPYC 9354P	Ryzen 9 9950X
Base / Boost clock	3.50 / 4.90 GHz	3.25 / 3.75 GHz	4.30 / 5.70 GHz
Cores / threads	6c / 12t	32c / 64t	16c / 32t
Max RAM	128 GB DDR4 ECC	1152 GB DDR5 ECC	192 GB DDR5
Starting price	From $459/mo	From $499/mo	From $459/mo
ECC memory	Yes (DDR4 ECC)	Yes (DDR5 ECC)	No (non-ECC)
Best for	Web, control panels, game servers	Databases, HPC, AI inference	Game servers, high-freq web

Intel Xeon Configurations

Xeon Configurations. 6 Global Locations.

Every Intel Xeon server ships with DDR4 ECC memory, hardware RAID, full root + IPMI, and 24/7 engineer support. Choose your location at checkout. No setup fees.

CPU

8 servers

Workload Compatibility

Built for Proven Workloads

Intel Xeon servers cover two distinct use cases: high single-thread performance for latency-sensitive workloads (E-2200), and multi-socket core count for parallel tasks at a cost-efficient price point (Xeon Scalable).

Web Hosting & Control Panels

cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, and WHMCS all benefit from high single-thread clock speed — each PHP worker, MySQL query, and mail delivery process runs on a single thread. The E-2286G at 4.90 GHz boost delivers lower per-request latency than higher-core-count platforms. Ideal for reseller hosting, web agencies, and shared hosting environments with hundreds of domains.

4.90 GHz boost · 6 cores

Game Servers

Game server engines (Minecraft, CS2, Rust, ARK) run primarily single-threaded per world/instance. The E-2286G's 4.90 GHz boost clock runs each instance faster than a 32-core EPYC at 3.25 GHz base. DDR4 ECC prevents memory corruption crashes that affect long-running game servers. 6 cores handle 6+ concurrent game instances with headroom for OS and network I/O overhead.

4.90 GHz · ECC protection

Legacy Enterprise & cPanel Stacks

Enterprise software certified on Intel Xeon — including Oracle, SAP, and various ISV applications — runs with full vendor support on E-2200 and Xeon Scalable hardware. Dual Xeon Scalable configs (28 cores, 256 GB DDR4 ECC) provide the core count and memory for multi-tenant environments without the DDR5/Zen4 premium of modern AMD platforms.

ISV certified · 256 GB ECC

Budget VPS & SMB Virtualisation

Dual Xeon Scalable configs (28 cores, 128–256 GB DDR4 ECC) provide the core and memory density for 20–40 VMs on a single host at a significantly lower monthly cost than EPYC-based alternatives. Ideal for VPS providers, MSPs running client VM fleets, and development environments where workload isolation matters more than raw performance per VM.

28 cores · 256 GB DDR4

Configuration Guide

Which Xeon Config Is Right for You?

Two Xeon families — single-socket E-2200 for clock-speed workloads, and dual Xeon Scalable for core-count workloads at a cost-efficient price.

E-2286G — Single-Thread Workloads

Xeon E-2286G 4.90 GHz boost From $459/mo

The E-2286G (6c/12t, 3.50 GHz base / 4.90 GHz boost, 64 GB DDR4 ECC) is the right choice when per-thread clock speed is the bottleneck: game servers, cPanel/Plesk hosting, Forex MT4/MT5 platforms, and web applications where each request runs on a single core. Quoted to order rather than listed — tell us the workload and we will price it, and say so if the AMD alternative is the better buy.

View Strasbourg configs

Dual Xeon Scalable — Core-Count Workloads

2× Silver 4214 / E5-2680 v4 24–28 cores From $149/mo

Dual Xeon Scalable configs (2× E5-2680 v4 = 28 cores / 56 threads; 2× Silver 4214 = 24 cores / 256 GB DDR4 ECC) are the right choice for workloads that benefit from high thread count at a lower cost than EPYC: VM hosting, CI/CD pipelines, multi-tenant web platforms, and legacy enterprise software certified on Intel. The 256 GB DDR4 ECC option on the dual Silver 4214 accommodates moderate in-memory workloads.

View dual Xeon configs

Need More Cores or RAM?

AMD EPYC Up to 64 cores From $499/mo

If your workload requires more than 28 cores, DDR5 memory bandwidth, or more than 256 GB RAM, the AMD EPYC platform is the right next step. EPYC 9354P (32 cores, 192 GB DDR5 ECC) starts from $499/mo in Frankfurt. For the highest memory capacity and bandwidth available — 1152 GB DDR5 ECC at ~460 GB/s — EPYC 9555P and 9575F configs are available in Frankfurt, New York, and Singapore.

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Intel Xeon FAQ

Common Questions About Xeon Bare Metal

The E-2286G is a single-socket processor with 6 cores and a 4.90 GHz boost clock — it excels at workloads where per-thread performance matters most: game servers, cPanel hosting, MT4/MT5 Forex platforms. Dual Xeon Scalable configs (2× E5-2680 v4 or 2× Silver 4214) use two lower-clocked CPUs to deliver 24–28 total cores and up to 256 GB DDR4 ECC — better for workloads that scale with thread count, like VM hosting, CI/CD pipelines, and multi-tenant web platforms. The dual configs are significantly cheaper per core than comparable AMD EPYC configurations.

Neither is universally better — they serve different workloads. AMD EPYC wins on core count, memory capacity, DDR5 bandwidth, and total cost of ownership at scale. Intel Xeon E-2200 wins on single-thread clock speed (4.90 GHz boost vs EPYC's 3.75 GHz) and per-connection latency for workloads like game servers and cPanel. Dual Xeon Scalable wins on price-per-core for legacy enterprise software certified on Intel. Choose Xeon when clock speed or ISV certification matters; choose EPYC when core count, memory bandwidth, or capacity is the bottleneck.

Yes. All Intel Xeon configurations at CoreNetHub include DDR4 ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory. ECC detects and corrects single-bit memory errors in hardware, preventing the silent data corruption and crashes that affect non-ECC systems. This makes Xeon servers appropriate for production workloads including game servers, web hosting control panels, and light database workloads where memory integrity is required. Note that the AMD Ryzen 9 configs (also available at CoreNetHub) do not include ECC memory — Xeon E-2200 is the correct choice when you need both high clock speed and ECC protection.

Xeon server storage options vary by configuration: NVMe SSD (960 GB, fastest — available on E-2286G Frankfurt and New York configs), SATA SSD (960 GB, standard — available on E-2286G Strasbourg and dual Scalable configs), and HDD (4–22 TB SATA — available on E-2146G and storage-focused configs). All configs include a hardware RAID controller supporting RAID 0, 1, 5, and 10. Storage is configured before delivery — specify your preferred RAID level in the order notes. If you need NVMe and RAID 1, contact us to confirm availability for your chosen location.

Yes. Xeon configurations are available across our network — E-2286G is available in Strasbourg, Frankfurt, and New York; dual Xeon Scalable configs are available in Strasbourg. The E-2146G storage config is available in Singapore. The pricing table above shows which configurations are available at each location. If you need a specific Xeon model at a location not currently listed, contact us — we can often provision custom configurations within 2–5 business days.

The 25G suffix means this configuration ships with a 25 Gbps network uplink instead of the standard 1 Gbps. Bandwidth remains unmetered in both cases. The 25G config also includes the maximum memory (1152 GB DDR5 ECC) and 4× 3.84 TB NVMe (15.4 TB raw). It’s designed for workloads where both internal throughput and external bandwidth are bottlenecks simultaneously: LLM model serving with large batch sizes, real-time streaming analytics, or CDN/object storage backends that need to saturate network bandwidth while keeping a large working set in RAM.

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