Dedicated Servers with
Nothing Shared
An entire physical machine reserved for you — ECC memory, NVMe drives in RAID 1 and a 2 Gbit/s uplink. No hypervisor, no neighbours, no resource contention of any kind.
From $70.31/mo · Up to 128 GB DDR5 ECC · NVMe RAID 1 · 2 Gbit/s · Full root
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Dedicated Server Plans & Pricing
Every server is bare metal with ECC memory, two NVMe drives in software RAID 1 and a 2 Gbit/s uplink. Billed monthly.
HTC42
ECC memory on a budget
Ryzen 7 PRO 8700GE · 64 GB DDR5 ECC · 2×512 GB
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Maximum cores and memory
Ryzen 9 7950X3D 16C · 128 GB DDR5 ECC · 2×1.92 TB
Order Now →What bare metal gives you
Complete hardware isolation
No hypervisor and no other tenants. Every cycle, every byte of RAM and all of the disk I/O belongs to your workload alone.
ECC memory on most tiers
Error-correcting memory detects and fixes single-bit errors in RAM — the difference between a silently corrupted database row and a logged, corrected event.
NVMe RAID 1 as standard
Two NVMe drives mirrored, so a single drive failure does not take your server or your data down with it.
2 Gbit/s bandwidth
A 2 Gbit/s uplink on every server — headroom for large file delivery, backups and busy application traffic without throttling.
Full root, any OS
Install any Linux distribution or Windows Server, run your own hypervisor, configure the firewall exactly as your compliance requirements demand.
DDoS protection included
Network-level DDoS filtering comes with every dedicated server at no additional charge.
When does a dedicated server make sense?
You have outgrown virtualisation. If your VPS or VDS is consistently at its limits — memory pressure, sustained high CPU, disk I/O queueing — a dedicated machine removes the ceiling entirely rather than raising it one tier.
Your database is the bottleneck. Large MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB instances benefit enormously from dedicated NVMe, ECC memory and a full CPU cache that no other tenant is evicting.
You need hardware-level isolation. Some client contracts and compliance frameworks require that your workload does not share physical hardware with anyone else. Bare metal is the only way to satisfy that.
You want to run your own hypervisor. With a dedicated server you can install Proxmox or similar and carve out your own VMs, which works out cheaper than buying several separate VPS plans.
How our tiers differ — HTC44 is the value entry point on Intel with 64 GB DDR4. HTC42 adds DDR5 ECC memory. HTC52 doubles the storage. HTC102 is the top tier: 16 Ryzen 9 cores, 128 GB DDR5 ECC and nearly 4 TB of datacentre-grade NVMe.
Not sure you need one yet? Compare our VDS plans first — dedicated cores solve most performance complaints at a much lower monthly cost.
Dedicated server FAQs
A VPS is a virtual machine sharing physical hardware with other customers. A dedicated server is the entire physical machine, with no hypervisor and no other tenants. You get every CPU cycle, all the RAM and full disk I/O, plus hardware-level isolation.
Yes. Every server ships with two NVMe drives in software RAID 1, so your data is mirrored across both drives and a single drive failure does not cause data loss.
ECC (error-correcting code) memory detects and corrects single-bit memory errors automatically. On a busy database server this prevents silent data corruption that ordinary RAM would not catch.
Yes. With full root access you can run Proxmox, VMware or KVM directly and create your own virtual machines on the hardware.
Dedicated servers require physical allocation rather than instant virtual provisioning. Message us after ordering and we will confirm the timeline for the specific configuration you picked.
The Intel HTC44 offers strong single-thread performance and the lowest entry price. The AMD Ryzen tiers offer more cores and DDR5 ECC memory, which suits parallel workloads and large databases better. Tell us your workload and we will recommend one.
Ready for hardware that is entirely yours?
Tell us what you are running and we will recommend the right configuration — or migrate your existing server across for free.
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