Dedicated Server with dual CPU
Servers with dual CPU
Technology Stack
Built for maximum reliability and performance
Hardware
Internet & Switching
Our network is powered by a fail-safe cluster with redundant dual uplinks to two independent Internet providers.
Power supply
All servers are connected to two APC power distribution units, providing A+B redundancy through separate power feeds.
Remote management
Every dedicated server we offer includes IPMI, isolated from the Internet and accessible securely through redundant proxy.
Software
Network boot
PXE boot enables OS deployment without external devices, along with built-in diagnostics and recovery options.
OS auto install
Easily install Linux or Windows with one click from your personal account, and expand functionality with additional software tools.
Support system
Our ticket-based system ensures a 2-minute response time during business hours, with 24/7 support always ready to assist.
Every Server Includes
All our dedicated servers come with these features at no extra cost
Advantages
Experience the benefits of our dedicated hosting solutions
High-Speed Connectivity
Each dedicated server is connected to a 1 Gbps port, allowing your projects to run stable during peak load times
Easy Management
Power control and console access are available in one click directly from your account
Instant Deployment
No need to wait for assembly or testing — your dedicated server is ready immediately after payment
Flexible Configuration
We offer affordable standard setups, and if needed, we can adjust any server to match your specific requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our services
Dual-Processor Dedicated Servers
If a human has a heart, then a server’s “heart” is its central processor unit. But sometimes one unit is not enough. That’s why dual-processor servers were created — solutions where computing power is multiplied, and the system’s capabilities go far beyond those of a regular server.
Why Two Processors Are Needed
Two processors are not just double the number of cores. It’s an entirely different class of infrastructure where tasks are distributed between two independent “centers of power” working synchronously and in harmony. This approach allows handling massive numbers of threads, connections, and operations without performance loss.
Dual-processor systems are especially valuable where there are many parallel processes and it’s critical that the server maintains speed even under peak load. They form the foundation for complex computations, large databases, and enterprise platforms where every millisecond matters.
Technical Features of Dual-Processor Servers
These configurations use two separate sockets with Intel Xeon or AMD EPYC processors from special series optimized for multi-threaded workloads. This allows combining up to 128 cores and several terabytes of RAM in a single system.
Each processor has its own memory controller and access to high-speed data exchange channels (NUMA), ensuring even resource utilization and minimal latency.
Which Tasks Are Suitable for Dual-Processor Servers
These servers are designed for scenarios that demand maximum performance and stability:
- virtualization and private clouds (VMware, Proxmox, Hyper-V);
- big data analytics (Big Data, Hadoop, Elasticsearch, ClickHouse);
- high-performance computing (HPC) and machine learning;
- enterprise-level databases (Oracle, PostgreSQL, MSSQL);
- multi-user SaaS systems, ERP and CRM platforms;
- high-load web applications and APIs handling thousands of simultaneous requests.
A dual-processor server is a platform capable of replacing an entire pool of standard machines while maintaining data integrity and administrative simplicity. It provides balance between core count, memory volume, and response speed — everything required for serious infrastructure solutions.
Advantages of XServer Cloud Dual-Processor Servers
- Dozens of cores and hundreds of gigabytes of RAM in a single system;
- Load balancing between two processors and even task distribution;
- Optimization for virtualization and clustered environments;
- Compatibility with enterprise operating systems and hypervisors.
If your project needs two hearts instead of one — a dual-processor server from XServer Cloud will deliver the power you can rely on to build complex computations, large-scale databases, and resilient cloud infrastructures.