Intel Xeon E-2286G Dedicated Server
Bare-metal Intel Xeon E-2286G dedicated servers with full root access and dedicated hardware in Canada, Netherlands and Singapore. 5 configurations covering 6 cores, 32–128GB RAM, deployed with unmetered bandwidth and 24/7 support.
- 99.99%Network Uptime
- UnmeteredBandwidth
- InstantSetup
- 24/7Expert Support
- IntelE-2286G
- Up to128 GB
- Up to2x 960GB SSD MU
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Available Intel Xeon E-2286G Servers
| Selected | Server | Location | CPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth / Port | Price /mo | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dell R240 (4xLFF) 1x Intel Xeon E-2286G |  Singapore | Single x Intel Xeon E-2286G (6 cores) | 64 GB | 2x 960GB SSD MU | — | $293.44 | ||
| Dell R240 (4xLFF) 1x Intel Xeon E-2286G UHB |  Netherlands | Single x Intel Xeon E-2286G (6 cores) | 32 GB | 2x 960GB SSD MU | — | $1746.63 | ||
| Supermicro SC813MFTQC 1x Intel Xeon E-2286G |  Canada | Single x Intel Xeon E-2286G (6 cores) | 32 GB | 2x 2TB SATA | — | Out Of Stock | ||
| Supermicro 813MFTQC-350CB2 1x Intel Xeon E-2286G | Canada | Single x Intel Xeon E-2286G (6 cores) | 128 GB | 2x 2TB SATA | — | Out Of Stock | ||
| E-2286G/48GB/2x480GB | Netherlands | E-2286G (6 cores/12 threads) | 48GB | 2x480GB | 20TB / 1Gbps | Out Of Stock |
Intel Xeon E-2286G use cases and scoring
MonoVM Server Score
3.8/10
Hardware index from 6 cores, 128 GB max RAM, SSD storage, 3 locations. Not a customer rating.
Best For
- Business applications where a moderate number of busy CPU threads serves most requests.
- Dedicated database hosting with an SSD configuration and sufficient memory for active indexes.
- Build agents that need six physical cores without a many-core virtualization platform.
- File-backed applications that can choose SSD performance or larger bulk-storage capacity to suit their access pattern.
Not Ideal For
- Heavy virtual-machine consolidation requiring dozens of physical cores.
- Latency-sensitive databases placed entirely on a bulk-storage configuration without I/O testing.
- CUDA workloads that require a discrete GPU rather than processor graphics.
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Intel Xeon E-2286G Specifications
- Processor
- Intel Xeon E-2286G
- Vendor
- Intel
- Product line
- Xeon
- Cores
- 6
- Memory
- 32–128 GB
- Storage options
- 2x 960GB SSD MU · 2x 2TB SATA · 2x480GB
- Bandwidth
- 20TB / 1Gbps
- IP addresses
- 1 Free
- Configurations
- 5
- Locations
- 3
- Root access
- Full root / administrator
Network & Locations
Every Intel Xeon E-2286G ships on a dedicated uplink with unmetered bandwidth, DDoS filtering and 24/7 monitoring.
- Canada
- Netherlands
- Singapore
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Intel Xeon E-2286G servers.
The E-2286G is a 6-core, 12-thread processor. The page includes different memory capacities and both SSD-oriented and larger SATA-storage configurations. Confirm the exact drive type and layout when choosing between them.
It is a candidate for modest transactional workloads and queries with limited parallelism. CPU choice is only part of the decision: indexes, query plans, memory cache and disk latency can dominate response time. Benchmark representative queries on a comparable storage configuration.
For active databases and many small files, prioritize the confirmed SSD option. For less frequently accessed bulk data, compare capacity and restore requirements. SATA describes an interface, so verify whether the selected device is an HDD or SSD rather than assuming from the label alone.
The E-2288G has eight physical cores instead of six. It is worth comparing when more independent workers or instances must run together; it does not automatically improve a workload blocked by one query, slow storage or a remote dependency.