AMD EPYC 7262 dedicated servers.
Prices checked
The cheapest AMD EPYC 7262 server costs $243 a month over the first year at Leaseweb, and the typical one $484 across 1 provider, checked .
Cheapest server
Leaseweb
HP DL385 G10 (12 LFF), Amsterdam
A month over the first year: $243/mo, setup fee not published.
Typical server
the middle of 3 servers
Typically $30.28/core a month, counting physical cores.
Every AMD EPYC 7262 server we track
Two sockets, 3
Two AMD EPYC 7262 chips in one server, 16 cores between them. The price is for the whole server.
- 1
128 GB · 2x 2 TB HDD · Amsterdam, NL
$243/mo - 2
128 GB · 12x 960 GB SSD · Amsterdam, NL
$484/mo - 3
128 GB · 2x 2 TB HDD · Amsterdam, NL
$1,226/mo
What the AMD EPYC 7262 is
- Cores
- 8
- Threads
- 16
- Base clock
- 3.2 GHz
- Boost clock
- 3.4 GHz
- Cache
- 128 MB
- Power
- 155 W
- Family
- EPYC 7002 Series
Every figure is per chip, from the maker's own page , never from a provider's listing.
How we count
Every price is what a month costs over the first year: the monthly price plus a twelfth of the setup fee, converted to dollars and excluding tax. A provider that states no setup fee is counted at its monthly price and its rows say so, because an unstated fee is not a fee of zero.
Cores are physical cores across the whole server: the CPU's cores times its sockets, never threads. A row is the server at its base configuration; the memory, disks and port a provider offers as upgrades are on its own page. A price read for the first time, or that moved a lot, is marked while a second reading checks it, and gives the lead to a price that is confirmed or a week old whenever the list has one.
- Setup unstated
- The provider does not state a setup fee for this server, so its price is the monthly one; that is not the same as a fee of zero.
Frequently asked
- Where is an AMD EPYC 7262 server cheapest?
- At Leaseweb, whose HP DL385 G10 (12 LFF), Amsterdam costs $243 a month over the first year ($243/mo, setup fee not published), checked 31 Oct 2026.
- What is the AMD EPYC 7262?
- An AMD EPYC processor with 8 cores and 16 threads, boosting to 3.4 GHz, with 128 MB of cache. Those figures come from AMD's own page, not from any provider's listing.
- Why do AMD EPYC 7262 servers differ so much in price?
- The servers here run from $243 to $1,226 a month over the first year on the same chip, because what comes with it differs: the memory, the disks, the port and traffic, the location and the setup fee. 3 of them carry two chips, and are listed apart.
- Is the setup fee included?
- Yes: every price here is the monthly price plus a twelfth of the setup fee. 3 of the 3 servers come from providers that state no setup fee; those are counted at their monthly price and say so, because an unstated fee is not a fee of zero.
- How current are these prices?
- They are read every 3 days from each provider's own public page or API; the readings on this page are from 31 Oct 2026. Prices exclude tax.
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