Server CPU List for Hosting and Dedicated Servers

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A CPU List Built for Server Processor Decisions

Rows below summarize Intel Xeon and related chips we use in production-style hosting CPU configurations. This is not checkout—pair the CPU list with server hosting pricing for live server CPU SKUs and monthly rates.

Processor Model	Number of Cores	Thread	Clock Speed (GHz)	Max Turbo Frequency(GHz)	Instruction Set Extensions	TDP(W)	Single-Core Score	Multi-Core Score	Efficiency Ratio (%)
X3440	4	8	2.53	2.93	SSE4.2	95w	2730	N/A	N/A
E3-1220	4	4	3.1	3.30	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX	80w	3872	N/A	N/A
E3-1230	4	8	3.2	3.40	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX	80w	5096	N/A	N/A
E3-1225 v3	4	4	3.2	3.60	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX2	84w	5309	N/A	N/A
E3-1270	4	8	3.4	3.80	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX	80w	5418	N/A	N/A
E5-2643	4	8	3.3	3.50	AVX	130w	5489	N/A	N/A
E3-1225 v5	4	4	3.3	3.70	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX2	80w	5960	N/A	N/A
E3-1230 v2	4	8	3.3	3.70	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX	69w	6202	N/A	N/A
E3-1230 v3	4	8	3.3	3.70	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX2	69w	6202	N/A	N/A
E3-1270 v3	4	8	3.5	3.90	SSE4.1, SSE4.2, AVX	80w	7322	N/A	N/A
E5-1620 v2	4	8	3.7	3.90	AVX	130w	6530	N/A	N/A
E5-1630 v4	4	8	3.7	3.80	AVX2	140w	7649	N/A	N/A
E5-1650 v3	8	20	3.5	3.80	AVX	140w	10405	N/A	N/A
E5-2660	8	16	2.2	3.30	AVX	95w	8138	14116	174%
E5-2670	8	16	2.6	3.30	AVX	115w	8946	N/A	N/A
E5-2690	8	16	2.9	3.80	AVX	135w	9748	16757	172%
E5-2687W v2	8	20	3.4	4.00	AVX	150w	12081	N/A	N/A
E5-2667 v2	8	16	3.3	4.00	AVX	130w	12232	21127	173%
E5-1680 v2	8	16	3	4.30	AVX	130w	12485	N/A	N/A
E5-2667 v3	8	20	3.2	3.60	AVX2	135w	12556	20946	167%
E5-2667 v4	8	20	3.2	3.60	AVX2	135w	13862	24119	174%
E5-1680 v4	8	16	3.4	4.00	AVX2	140w	14091	N/A	N/A
Gold 6144	8	16	3.5	3.50	AVX-512	150w	19993	N/A	N/A
Gold 6244	8	16	3.6	4.40	AVX-512	150w	18980	N/A	N/A
E5-2660 v2	10	20	2.2	3.60	AVX	95w	10590	18404	174%
E5-2680 v2	10	20	2.8	3.60	AVX	115w	12616	N/A	N/A
E5-2660 v3	10	20	2.6	3.30	AVX2	105w	13208	22343	169%
E5-2690 v2	10	20	3	3.60	AVX	130w	13460	21521	160%
E5-2687W v3	10	20	3.1	3.50	AVX2	160w	14676	24275	166%
E5-2695 v2	12	24	2.4	3.80	AVX	115w	13497	22043	163%
E5-2697 v2	12	24	2.7	3.50	AVX	130w	14184	22943	162%
E5-2690 v3	12	24	2.6	3.50	AVX2	135w	16543	26592	161%
E5-2683 v3	14	28	2	3.50	AVX2	120w	14794	23611	160%
E5-2660 v4	14	28	2	3.50	AVX2	105w	16070	27395	171%
E5-2697 v3	14	28	2.6	3.60	AVX2	145w	18892	26304	139%
E5-2690 v4	14	28	2.6	3.50	AVX2	135w	19630	32423	165%
Gold 6132	14	28	2.6	3.70	AVX-512	140w	22247	N/A	N/A
E5-2697A v4	16	32	2.6	3.60	AVX2	145w	21548	34337	160%
Gold 6142	16	32	2.6	3.70	AVX-512	150w	25215	35888	143%
E5-2699 v3	18	36	2.3	3.60	AVX2	145w	20537	34532	168%
E5-2697 v4	18	32	2.3	3.60	AVX2	145w	20656	38237	185%
Gold 6140	18	36	2.3	3.70	AVX-512	140w	24445	40121	164%
Gold 6154	18	36	3	3.70	AVX-512	200w	29019	49612	171%
E5-2698 v4	20	40	2.2	3.60	AVX2	135w	23616	39347	167%
Gold 6138	20	40	2	3.70	AVX-512	125w	24264	42501	175%
Gold 6248	20	40	2.5	3.90	AVX-512	150w	29831	40703	136%
Gold 6148	20	40	2.4	3.70	AVX-512	150w	29009	46701	161%
E5-2699 v4	22	44	2.2	3.60	AVX-2	145w	25215	42225	168%
Platinum 8160	24	48	2.1	3.70	AVX-512	150w	28825	48849	170%
Platinum 8180	28	56	2.5	3.80	AVX-512	203w	38259	59385	155%

Note

Most models in this CPU list are Intel Xeon parts; treat the table as a practical Intel CPU list when you document internal processor standards. Scores and efficiency values are reference benchmarks—validate against your workload before you finalize the hosting CPU on production servers.

Explanation of Key CPU Parameters in This CPU List

Columns in the server CPU table map to the fields below. Reading them together turns the CPU list from a flat grid into criteria you can defend when you pick CPU hosting for web, VM, or analytics stacks.

Number of Cores: Determines how many tasks a server CPU can run at once; more cores help multi-threaded hosting CPU workloads such as containers and parallel queries across this CPU list.

Clock Speed (GHz): Cycles per second at base clock; higher speeds often improve latency-sensitive apps when you compare server CPU rows with similar core counts.

Instruction Set Extensions: SSE, AVX, AVX2, and AVX-512 affect vector math and some ML libraries—check this column when you shortlist processors from the CPU list for scientific or media pipelines.

TDP: Thermal design power influences cooling and sustained turbo on dedicated servers; match TDP to chassis limits when you translate a hosting CPU choice into data center planning, especially for dense hosting CPU clusters.

Single-Core Score: Reflects responsiveness for single-threaded tasks—important for legacy apps and control panels when you rank server CPU options by user-facing snappiness.

Multi-Core Score: Shows throughput for parallel work—critical for virtualization, render farms, and batch jobs when you filter the CPU list for heavy CPU hosting.

Efficiency Ratio: Relates performance to power draw; useful when you compare server CPU SKUs for cost-aware CPU hosting at scale.

FAQs About Our CPU List and Server CPU Options

Common questions on how this CPU list relates to orders, where hosting CPU SKUs appear live, and how CPU hosting on VPS differs from dedicated server CPU tiers.

Is this CPU list the full set of server CPU options at Database Mart?

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It is a reference CPU list for processors we deploy or offer. Availability changes; confirm the exact server CPU on product pages before you treat any row as guaranteed inventory.

Does this table work as an Intel CPU list for compliance docs?

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Most rows are Intel Xeon families (E3, E5, Gold, Platinum). For vendor audits, you can cite this page as a curated Intel CPU list tied to our hosting CPU offerings.

How often does Database Mart update this CPU list?

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We add or retire chips as hardware refresh cycles run. Revisit the CPU list when you renew contracts or refresh hosting CPU standards internally.

Where do I order CPU hosting after I read the CPU list?

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Live hosting CPU SKUs and pricing appear on dedicated and VPS hosting pages. Use this CPU list for benchmarks and specs, then order from the plan that matches your core and clock targets.

How do I pick a server CPU from the CPU list for mixed workloads?

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Prioritize single-core scores for low-latency apps; prioritize core count and multi-core scores for VMs and databases. This CPU list includes both columns so you do not guess from clock alone.

Who should bookmark this Database Mart CPU list?

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Engineers comparing hosting CPU before quotes, buyers mapping CPU hosting tiers to benchmarks, and teams that need one canonical CPU list link instead of scattered spec sheets.

Questions About Our CPU List?

Share your workload and concurrency targets—we will map you to the right server CPU row and point you to live CPU hosting plans without upselling cores you will not use.

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