Central.so popped by to share some cheap dedicated server offers with us.
Are we going to make you click more to see what’s on tap?
Of course.
But here are some hints:
- These offers are in Dallas, TX, USA
- Dual E5s
- 10TB bandwidth
- DDoS Protection included
This is Central’s first offer of 2023 so check it out and save!
Have you been a Central.so customer in the past? How was the experience? Are you still using them? Comments are open for your input!
2x Intel Xeon E5-2620v2
12c/24t @ 2.10 GHz
64GB DDR3 ECC RAM
1x 256GB SATA SSD
10TB Premium Bandwidth
Dallas, TX Location
Included DDOS Protection
$62.99/mo
[ORDER]
2x Intel Xeon E5-2660
16c/32t @ 2.20 GHz
64GB DDR3 ECC RAM
1x 256GB SSD
10TB Premium Bandwidth
Dallas, TX Location
Included DDOS Protection
$69.99/mo
[ORDER]
2x Intel Xeon E5-2680
16c/32t @ 2.70 GHz
64GB DDR3 ECC RAM
1x 256GB SSD
10TB Premium Bandwidth
Dallas, TX Location
Included DDOS Protection
[ORDER]
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