Xeon 6527P dedicated servers
7 live offers · 24 cores / 48 threads · launched 2025 · cg-index 3,650 pts. Prices $638–$2140/mo. External reference: PassMark's CPU list.
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| Value Rank | CPU | cg-index | Price/mo | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Locations | Provider | |
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| Best value65 |
 2× Xeon 6527P48C/96T total · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
3,650 | €1921.99 ≈$214060d | 256GB DDR5 ECC | 6×3.8TB NVMe | — |  Beauharnois · Toronto ·  Paris +6 |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €629.99 ≈$70160d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe | — | Beauharnois · Toronto · Paris +6 |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €572.99 ≈$63860d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | — | Beauharnois ·  Frankfurt · Gravelines +4 |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €679.99 ≈$75760d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe | 25TB 1Gbps port |
 Sydney |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €679.99 ≈$75760d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe | 25TB 1Gbps port |
 Singapore |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €618.99 ≈$68960d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | 25TB 1Gbps port |
Singapore |
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Xeon 6527P24C/48T · 2025 · Emerald/Granite · DDR5 |
1,825 | €618.99 ≈$68960d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | 25TB 1Gbps port |
Sydney |
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Some links may earn us a commission — it never affects rankings or scores (disclosure). Value Rank = hardware-for-the-money, 0–100: 50 = the hardware-per-dollar of a typical plan at that price, every +25 = twice the hardware per dollar (CPU + RAM + storage + network, corrected for the market's price elasticity — formula public on the methodology page).