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Intel Xeon E-2278G Dedicated Server
8 Cores • 16 Threads • Up to 5.00 GHz Boost • Coffee Lake-E + ECC & Integrated GPU: Versatile Power for DevOps, Media Servers & Business Hosting
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- Cores
- 8C / 16T
- RAM
- 32 GB
- Storage
- 2x480GB SSD
- Network
- 1 Gbps · 100 TB
- Location
- Phoenix, United States
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Intel Xeon E-2278G8C / 16T · 3.4 GHzMemory32 GB
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Network1 Gbps100 TB
LocationPhoenixUnited States
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- Setup Cost
- Free
- Provisioning
- Instant & Automated
- Access
- KVM, IPMI, Root
- Protection
- DDoS Shield Included
- Cores
- Up to 128 (Dual Socket)
- Memory
- Up to 2TB RAM
- Storage
- Enterprise NVMe & SSD
- Support
- 24/7/365 Human Engineers
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Intel Xeon E-2278G Specifications
- Cores / Threads
- 8 / 16, Coffee Lake-E architecture
- Base / Boost Clock
- 3.40 GHz → up to 5.00 GHz via Turbo Boost 2.0
- L3 Cache
- 16 MB
- TDP
- 80 W
- Memory Support
- Dual-channel DDR4-2666 ECC, up to 128 GB
- Integrated GPU
- Intel UHD Graphics P630, ideal for remote-access dashboards and light media tasks
- PCIe
- Gen 3 ×16 lanes
- Virtualization
- Supports VT-x, VT-d, IOMMU, AVX2 (no AVX-512)
- Benchmarks (Geekbench 6)
- ~1,633 SC / ~7,354 MC, around 33% faster than i7-8700
Why Choose Intel Xeon E-2278G
- Exceptional single-core and burst performance: 5 GHz turbo and Coffee Lake IPC deliver desktop-grade responsiveness in server workloads
- ECC memory and virtualization: Server-grade reliability with hardware passthrough and secure VM support
- Built-in GPU: UHD P630 enables hardware-accelerated Quick Sync, useful for remote management, encoding, or monitoring
- Efficient power-profile: 80 W TDP enabling cooler, denser rack deployment
- Rapid deployment, full support: Free server management, no installation fees, crypto payments, and 24/7 assistance, ready in 10 minutes
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Optimal Use Cases
Media Transcoding & Admin Dashboards
Use Quick Sync capabilities for live video stream encoding, remote access UIs, or monitoring consoles.
AdTech, ETL, Analytics
Process pixel ingestion, ETL workloads, and real-time dashboards at moderate loads efficiently.
Financial Tools & Low-Frequency Trading
Ideal for desktop-class trading engines, portfolio analytics, and reporting tools.
Cloud Repatriation (Light Workloads)
Offload predictable compute tasks (like build servers or proxies) from cloud to on-premise bare metal no bandwidth limits and full hardware control.
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FAQs & Insights
Common questions about the Intel Xeon E-2278G, answered by the engineers who run the hardware.
What platform does it run on?
Uses LGA 1151v2 Coffee Lake-E boards (C242/C246 chipsets) with DDR4-2666 ECC support.
How does it perform?
Geekbench 6 scores ~1,633 SC / ~7,354 MC, ~33% faster than Xeon E-2274G and Core i7-8700.
Is the integrated GPU useful?
Yes for hardware-accelerated video (Quick Sync) and remote console use, thanks to the UHD P630.
Is it virtualization-ready?
Yes provides VT-x, VT-d, ECC memory, and IOMMU support, suitable for secure virtualization.
Is PCIe Gen 3 still viable?
Absolutely for NVMe drives, 10/25 GbE networking, and light GPU tasks in compact server builds.
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