Both processors belong to the same Intel Xeon E-series platform and are single-CPU servers, but they have different core counts. The E-2276G has the higher base frequency at 3.80GHz, while the E-2288G provides two additional cores at a 3.70GHz base frequency. The better choice therefore depends on whether your application benefits more from higher frequency or additional CPU cores.
Choose the Xeon E-2276G if: You want a lower-cost dedicated server, your workload benefits from higher base clock speed, six CPU cores are sufficient for your application, or you want an affordable entry into dedicated bare metal.
Choose the Xeon E-2288G if: Your workload can use additional CPU cores (8 cores / 16 threads), you need 64GB memory in the current range, you want access to selected 2Gbps configurations, or you are running a busier application or game server.
The current E-2276G and E-2288G range is available from London, UK. Current configurations include:
For customers who need additional UK locations, the Xeon E-2388G & E-2356G range provides similar 6- and 8-core Intel Xeon E-series options from London, Manchester and Worcester.
eServers provides these Intel Xeon E-series dedicated servers from its London infrastructure, with different memory, storage and bandwidth configurations to suit hosting, gaming, business and development workloads.
The E-2276G has 6 cores / 12 threads and a 3.80GHz base frequency, while the E-2288G has 8 cores / 16 threads and a 3.70GHz base frequency. Choose the E-2276G when higher base frequency and lower cost are priorities. Choose the E-2288G when your workload benefits from two additional CPU cores.
They can be. Their relatively high base frequencies make them suitable for game server workloads that benefit from strong CPU performance per thread. The ideal server depends on the game, player count and server configuration.
No. The E-2276G and E-2288G configurations are single-CPU servers. For dual-CPU systems with more cores, consider the Xeon Silver 4000 or Xeon Gold 6000 ranges.
Current configurations include 16GB and 64GB memory options, depending on the server.
The current range includes SSD and Enterprise NVMe storage, with single- and dual-drive configurations depending on the server.
Current configurations include 1Gbps and 2Gbps network ports, with unmetered and high-quota options depending on the server.
The current E-2276G and E-2288G configurations are available in London, United Kingdom.
