High-memory dedicated servers with 128 GB or more
356 servers with at least 128 GB of memory, up to 384 GB, from $64 a month. Memory is the resource that runs out first on virtualization hosts and database servers, and it is the cheapest one to buy in a dedicated server.
356 servers, showing 49 to 72Stock is re-checked twice a day
2 x E5-2650v2
16 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 cores1 x E5-2650Lv4
14 coresWho needs this much memory
A Proxmox or VMware host running a dozen virtual machines, a PostgreSQL or MySQL server that keeps its whole working set in RAM, Redis and Memcached clusters, analytics engines such as ClickHouse, and large Java applications all scale with memory before they scale with CPU.
Most high-memory listings are dual-socket Xeon or EPYC systems with plenty of cores as well. For a lighter setup, filter the full list by 32 or 64 GB.
Questions people ask
What is the most RAM available?
Today's largest configuration in stock has 384 GB. Sort by most memory to see it first.
Is the memory ECC?
Most server-grade Xeon and EPYC platforms run ECC memory. If ECC matters for your workload, check the memory line in the specification sheet or ask us before ordering.