Instances AWS EC2 m3.xlarge
m3.xlarge
m3.xlarge is an AWS EC2 instance with 4 vCPUs, 15 GiB memory (Intel Xeon E5-2670 v2 (Ivy Bridge/Sandy Bridge)). In US East (N. Virginia) it costs $0.266 per hour on demand ($194.18 per month) for Linux; a 1-year reserved instance with no upfront costs $0.19 per hour, 29% less. Spot capacity is about $0.0477 per hour. It is sold in 11 regions.
USD per hour, Linux. Reserved prices are no upfront, standard. Cheapest on-demand first.
Prices by operating system in US East (N. Virginia)
Operating system On-demand /hr 1-yr reserved /hr 3-yr reserved /hr Linux $0.266 $0.19 – RHEL $0.326 $0.23 – Linux SQL Web $0.336 $0.24 – SUSE $0.366 $0.223 – RHEL SQL Web $0.393 – – Windows $0.518 $0.397 – Windows SQL Web $0.734 $0.479 – Linux SQL Std $0.748 $0.653 – RHEL SQL Std $0.806 – – RHEL HA SQL Std $0.876 – – Windows SQL Std $1.266 $0.882 – Linux SQL Ent $1.768 $1.673 – RHEL SQL Ent $1.826 – – RHEL HA SQL Ent $1.896 – – Windows SQL Ent $1.95 $1.878 –
Compute Value vCPUs 4 Physical cores 2 Threads per core 2 Architecture x86_64 Processor Intel Xeon E5-2670 v2 (Ivy Bridge/Sandy Bridge) CPU maker Intel Clock speed 2.5 GHz Sustained clock 2.5 GHz Processor features Intel AVX; Intel Turbo Burstable No ECU 13
Memory Value Memory (GiB) 15
Networking Value Network High Network baseline 1 Gbps Network peak 10 Gbps Enhanced networking No EFA No IPv6 No Max network interfaces 4 IPv4 addresses per interface 15
Storage Value Storage 2 x 40 SSD Local disks 2 × 40 GB SSD EBS optimized Yes EBS over NVMe No EBS throughput 500 Mbps EBS baseline bandwidth 500 Mbps EBS max bandwidth 500 Mbps EBS baseline throughput 62.5 MB/s EBS max throughput 62.5 MB/s EBS baseline IOPS 4,000 EBS max IOPS 4,000 Max EBS volumes 39
Instance details Value Instance type m3.xlarge Family m3 Category General purpose Current generation No Normalization factor 8 Bare metal No Hypervisor Xen Placement groups Partition, Spread Hibernation Yes Nitro Enclaves No Boot modes Legacy BIOS
Prices updated 2026-11-12 from AWS public price lists. Compare all AWS EC2 instances .