One PureVoltage deal on vpsgems.com: a dual E5-2680v4 dedicated server in Staten Island, New York — 28 cores / 56 threads, 128GB DDR4, 100TB/month on a 10Gbps port — at $85/month recurring. The $85 is not a first-invoice rate that reverts: it is the ongoing price. Dual-socket Broadwell EP builds with 128GB DDR4 and 100TB on 10G in the New York metro typically run $100–130/month from comparable providers, and many of those prices apply only to the first billing cycle. PureVoltage’s flat recurring rate changes the calculation for buyers who factor renewal cost in from the start.
The workload fit for 28 cores and 128GB DDR4 on a 10G port is consistent: parallel application servers, busy database backends where buffer pool size determines query throughput, high-density KVM or Proxmox hosts where RAM sets the VM-count ceiling, and batch compute jobs that benefit from dual-socket core density. Staten Island is a genuine NYC-area data center location — same metro-area routing as Manhattan, lower overhead than Midtown colocation. For context within the site’s New York coverage: ColoCrossing’s Buffalo lineup starts cheaper ($25–79/month) but routes through Buffalo rather than the NYC metro; CentrixNodes’ 10Gbps unmetered Buffalo dedicated includes a /29 IPv4 block from $68/month. PureVoltage fills the NYC-area placement gap for buyers where metro proximity and a flat recurring rate both matter. Full specs and order details are in the post below.