db.t3.2xlargevsdb.m6in.2xlarge

db.t3.2xlarge is 44% cheaper than db.m6in.2xlarge on demand in US East (N. Virginia), saving $331.42 a month.

At a glancedb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
On-demand$0.579/hr44% less$1.033/hr
Lowest rate$0.4135/hr48% less1-yr reserved, no upfront$0.7953/hr1-yr reserved, no upfront
Size8 vCPUs, 32 GiB8 vCPUs, 32 GiB
ProcessorIntel Skylake E5 2686 v5 (2.5 GHz)Intel Xeon Scalable Ice Lake
Architecturex86_64x86_64
CPUBurstableBest for workloads that are mostly idleFull CPUSteady performance, no credits to manage

Prices in US East (N. Virginia)

“Off” is the discount against each type’s own on-demand price. PostgreSQL, USD per hour.

Optiondb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge vs db.t3.2xlarge
On-demandPay by the hour$0.579$1.033▲ 78%
1-yr reservedNo upfront29% off$0.413523% off$0.7953▲ 92%

Key differences

The biggest lead each one has.

Where db.t3.2xlarge leads
On-demand price$0.579 vs $1.033 per hour
44% cheaper
CPU modelEarns credits while idle, then bursts
Burstable
Where db.m6in.2xlarge leads
CPU modelSteady performance, no credits to manage
Full CPU
EBS baseline bandwidth6,250 Mbps vs 695 Mbps
9× higher
Network peak40 Gbps vs 5 Gbps
8× higher
Sustained clock3.5 GHz vs 2.5 GHz
40% higher

Specs

15 of 24 specs differ. Those are in bold.

Compute3 of 8 differdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
vCPUs88
Physical cores44
Threads per core22
Architecturex86_64x86_64
ProcessorIntel Skylake E5 2686 v5 (2.5 GHz)Intel Xeon Scalable Ice Lake
CPU makerIntelIntel
Sustained clock2.5 GHz3.5 GHz
BurstableYesNo
MemoryAll 1 matchdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
Memory (GiB)3232
Networking3 of 3 differdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
NetworkModerateUp to 40 Gbps
Network baseline2.048 Gbps12.5 Gbps
Network peak5 Gbps40 Gbps
Storage6 of 7 differdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
StorageEBS OnlyEBS Only
EBS baseline bandwidth695 Mbps6,250 Mbps
EBS max bandwidth2,780 Mbps25,000 Mbps
EBS baseline throughput86.875 MB/s781.25 MB/s
EBS max throughput347.5 MB/s3,125 MB/s
EBS baseline IOPS4,00025,000
EBS max IOPS15,700100,000
Instance details2 of 4 differdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
Familyt3m6in
CategoryGeneral purposeGeneral purpose
Current generationYesYes
Normalization factor3216
Other1 of 1 differdb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlarge
Hardware Basist3.2xlargem6in.2xlarge

On-demand prices by region

Cheapest for db.t3.2xlarge first. PostgreSQL, USD per hour.

Regiondb.t3.2xlargedb.m6in.2xlargeDifference
US East (N. Virginia)Used in summaryus-east-1$0.579$1.033▲ 78%
US East (Ohio)us-east-2$0.579$1.033▲ 78%
US West (Oregon)us-west-2$0.579$1.033▲ 78%
EU (Stockholm)eu-north-1$0.593$2.195▲ 270%
EU (Ireland)eu-west-1$0.624$1.146▲ 84%
EU (Frankfurt)eu-central-1$0.672$2.447▲ 264%
Asia Pacific (Singapore)ap-southeast-1$0.896$2.534▲ 183%
Asia Pacific (Sydney)ap-southeast-2$0.896$2.603▲ 191%
Asia Pacific (Tokyo)ap-northeast-1$0.896$1.426▲ 59%

Keep exploring

Each type’s own page, and how it compares with others.

db.t3.2xlargeGeneral purpose, t3 family, burstable
db.t3.2xlarge prices and specsEvery size in the t3 family

Compare db.t3.2xlarge with

db.m5.2xlargedb.m5d.2xlargedb.m6i.2xlargedb.m6id.2xlargedb.m4.2xlargedb.m6idn.2xlargedb.t2.2xlarge
db.m6in.2xlargeGeneral purpose, m6in family
db.m6in.2xlarge prices and specsEvery size in the m6in family

Compare db.m6in.2xlarge with

db.m6i.2xlargedb.r6in.2xlargedb.t2.2xlarge

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AWS RDS PostgreSQL prices in USD. Monthly figures use 730 hours. Prices last updated 12 Nov 2026.