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Which CPU is better for Proxmox, E3-1230v3 or E5-2620v3?
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Which CPU is better for Proxmox, E3-1230v3 or E5-2620v3?

sonicsonic Veteran

I'm going to build server to run Proxmox, which CPU is better?

This is the first time i own dedicated server, i want to install Proxmox under Debian 8 then split into some small VPS. How do i secure my dedi after install Promox?

Comments

  • I would go for that E5 all the way over that E3.

  • E5 - it's 2 processors platform, E3 - 1 processor, so E5 will be more cute )

  • E5 has more cores (6 vs 4) and a slightly higher total passmark score.

    However, the E3 has about 25% better per-core performance.

    So this all depends on your workload. You want to run single-threaded applications? Get the E3. You want >32gb of ram? Got to use the E5.

    All in all, it mostly comes down to cost. Go with the cheapest option.

  • Usually provider charge about 2x on that E5 than E3. Make sure you check the price tag first.

  • VirpusVirpus Member, Host Rep

    What exactly are you looking to run on the server? This may effect the answer slightly

  • bacloudbacloud Member, Patron Provider

    E5 is much better, true server CPU. E3 is like budget server CPU version.

  • HxxxHxxx Member
    edited March 2017

    Is the opposite. [on a VM shop]

    @msg7086 said:
    Usually provider charge about 2x on that E5 than E3. Make sure you check the price tag first.

  • @Hxxx said:
    Is the opposite.

    I'm talking about the host server charged by a dedi provider.

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