vhf-12c-48gb

Vultr Cloud Compute · High Frequency family

The vhf-12c-48gb is a general purpose Vultr Cloud Compute plan with 12 vCPUs and 48 GiB of memory, running on Intel Xeon, starting at $0.351 per hour on demand.

general purposex86-64intelburstable
vCPUs
12

shared / burstable

memory
48 GiB

4 GiB per vCPU

processor
Intel

x86-64

on-demand
$0.351

$256/mo · blr

preemptible
–

not offered

regions
19

across 5 areas

vhf-12c-48gb price by region

19 regions · hourly list prices in USD · On-demand · Preemptible

AmsterdamamscheapestEurope$0.351
BangaloreblrcheapestAsia$0.351
Delhi NCRdelcheapestAsia$0.351
LondonlhrcheapestEurope$0.351
MadridmadcheapestEurope$0.351
ManchestermancheapestEurope$0.351
Mexico CitymexcheapestNorth America$0.351
MiamimiacheapestNorth America$0.351
MumbaibomcheapestAsia$0.351
OsakaitmcheapestAsia$0.351
PariscdgcheapestEurope$0.351
SeattleseacheapestNorth America$0.351
SeoulicncheapestAsia$0.351
Silicon ValleysjccheapestNorth America$0.351
SydneysydcheapestOceania$0.351
Tel AvivtlvcheapestMiddle East$0.351
TokyonrtcheapestAsia$0.351
TorontoytocheapestNorth America$0.351
WarsawwawcheapestEurope$0.351

Specifications

compute

vCPUs
12
Memory
48 GiB
Memory per vCPU
4 GiB
Processor
Intel Xeon
CPU vendor
Intel
Architecture
x86-64
Burstable CPU
Yes (shared cores)

storage & network

Local storage
768 GB NVME
Storage detail
768 GB NVMe
Transfer included
8 TB / month

vultr details

API name
vhf-12c-48gb
Category
General purpose
Generation
Current
Regions
19 (Asia, Europe, Middle East, North America, Oceania)
Cheapest region
Bangalore · $0.351/hr

vhf-12c-48gb equivalents on other clouds

closest match by vCPU, memory, CPU architecture, accelerator and class · Linux on-demand in each provider's reference region

compare side by side→
ProviderInstancevCPUMemoryProcessorOn-demandvs vhf-12c-48gb
Vultrvhf-12c-48gb1248 GiBIntel Xeon$0.351–
AWSm5zn.3xlargededicated CPU1248 GiBIntel Xeon Platinum 8252$0.991+182%
m8azn.3xlargededicated CPU1248 GiBAMD EPYC 9575F$1.239+253%
AzureB16as v216 vCPU (1.33×) · 64 GiB (1.33×)1664 GiBAMD EPYC 7763v (Milan)$0.602+72%
B16s v216 vCPU (1.33×) · 64 GiB (1.33×)1664 GiBIntel Xeon Platinum 8370C (Ice Lake)$0.666+90%
Google Cloudc4-standard-16-lssd16 vCPU (1.33×) · 60 GiB (1.25×) · dedicated CPU1660 GiBIntel Emerald Rapids, Intel Granite Rapids$0.9551+172%
c4n-standard-16-lssd16 vCPU (1.33×) · 60 GiB (1.25×) · dedicated CPU1660 GiBIntel Emerald Rapids$1.347+284%
AkamaiLinode 64GB16 vCPU (1.33×) · 64 GiB (1.33×)1664 GiBAMD EPYC$0.576+64%
Linode 32GB8 vCPU (1.5× less) · 32 GiB (1.5× less)832 GiBAMD EPYC$0.288-18%

High Frequency family sizes

all about High Frequency→
SizevCPUMemoryLocal storageOn-demandMonthly
vhf-1c-1gb11 GiB32 GB NVME$0.008$6.00
vhf-1c-2gb12 GiB64 GB NVME$0.016$12.00
vhf-2c-2gb22 GiB80 GB NVME$0.025$18.00
vhf-2c-4gb24 GiB128 GB NVME$0.033$24.00
vhf-3c-8gb38 GiB256 GB NVME$0.066$48.00
vhf-4c-16gb416 GiB384 GB NVME$0.132$96.00
vhf-6c-24gb624 GiB448 GB NVME$0.197$144
vhf-8c-32gb832 GiB512 GB NVME$0.263$192
vhf-12c-48gbblr1248 GiB768 GB NVME$0.351$256
vhf-16c-58gbblr1658 GiB1 TB NVME$0.438$320

vhf-12c-48gb FAQ

How much does vhf-12c-48gb cost?

vhf-12c-48gb costs $0.351 per hour on demand with Linux in Bangalore (blr), about $256 per month. Across 19 regions the Linux on-demand price ranges from $0.351 in Bangalore to $0.351 in Sydney.

How many vCPUs and how much memory does vhf-12c-48gb have?

vhf-12c-48gb has 12 vCPUs and 48 GiB of memory (4 GiB per vCPU), running on Intel Xeon. It is a general purpose plan in the High Frequency family with a burstable (shared) CPU.

What are the equivalents of vhf-12c-48gb on other clouds?

The closest matches by vCPU, memory, CPU architecture and instance class are on AWS, m5zn.3xlarge (12 vCPU, 48 GiB, $0.991/hour in US East (N. Virginia)); on Azure, B16as v2 (16 vCPU, 64 GiB, $0.602/hour in East US); on Google Cloud, c4-standard-16-lssd (16 vCPU, 60 GiB, $0.9551/hour in Iowa); on Akamai, Linode 64GB (16 vCPU, 64 GiB, $0.576/hour in Newark, NJ).

Is vhf-12c-48gb burstable?

Yes. vhf-12c-48gb shares physical CPU cores and is designed for workloads that are idle most of the time and occasionally need full CPU. Sustained high CPU use can be throttled or cost extra, so pick a general purpose size with dedicated vCPUs for steady load.