AMD Ryzen 3
Desktop-class silicon at server clocks. Nobody else is scheduled on the machine.
AMD Ryzen, in fullOffshore dedicated servers, bought rather than rented
Five lines and 15 single-tenant configurations, every one of them racked in the same building in Chișinău. IPMI on all of them, no identity check at any point, crypto only.
- Lines
- 5
- Builds
- 15
- Jurisdiction
- Moldova · non-EU
- From
- $79/month
Five lines
Every bare-metal line, and what each one is for
They differ on exactly one thing each: the clock, the core count, the instruction set, the spindles, or the card. The jurisdiction, the network and the refusal to ask who you are do not change between them.
AMD EPYC 3
Server silicon with registered ECC memory and the PCIe lanes to feed it.
AMD EPYC, in fullIntel Xeon 3
For toolchains built against Intel: AVX-512, QAT, and AMX on the newer steppings.
Intel Xeon, in fullStorage servers 3
Chassis bought for spindles rather than cores. Raw capacity — build the array you want on top.
Storage servers, in fullGPU servers 3
Whole cards, passed through, billed by the month rather than the hour. No queue, no scheduler, no neighbour.
GPU servers, in fullEvery build: IPMI · 1 IPv4 · routed IPv6 /64 · always-on DDoS filtering · unmetered port · custom ISO · full API. More memory, more NVMe or a second card is quoted per machine — ask, we rack them.
Which one
Pick by the constraint, not by the brand on the chip
Five questions decide it, and the name of the processor is the last of them. Read the left column until one of the rows is your week.
| What decides it | Take | From | Why that one |
|---|---|---|---|
| One thread has to finish fast | AMD Ryzen | $79/mo | Desktop silicon clocked to 5.7 GHz. Nothing in a rack goes faster on a single thread. |
| Many things run at once | AMD EPYC | $149/mo | Twenty-four to 128 cores, registered ECC, and the PCIe lanes to keep them fed. |
| The software asks for Intel | Intel Xeon | $129/mo | AVX-512, QAT and AMX. Some licences and toolchains are written against them and run nowhere else. |
| Capacity is the whole point | Storage servers | $139/mo | Sixty-four to 240 TB raw on spindles, NVMe in front. You design the array, we hand you the disks. |
| A card has to be yours alone | GPU servers | $229/mo | A whole L40S or RTX 6000 Ada, passed through, billed by the month instead of the hour. |
Before you spend it
Three reasons to take a VPS instead
We would rather sell you the cheaper machine twice than the wrong one once. The reserved-core line exists because most people who ask for bare metal need exactly that, and nothing more.
You want it back in a minute, not in fifteen
A virtual server rebuilds and resizes while you watch it. Bare metal is racked, wired and handed over — ten minutes for a Ryzen, forty-five for a storage chassis — and resizing it means moving to a different machine.
You are not going to use the whole machine
The reserved-core VPS line schedules cores to you alone from $39 a month. Below roughly eight busy cores, that is the same isolation for a third of the price.
Your neighbours were never the problem
Steal time is measurable, and ours is published on the standard VPS page. If it is not what slowed you down, a dedicated machine will not speed you up.
The ratios are published on the standard VPS page, steal time included. Come back here when a virtual server is genuinely what stopped you. See the shared-core figures Reserved cores
No upsells
In the price of every bare-metal build
No setup fee, no IPMI licence, no bandwidth bill, no support plan to buy.
IPMI on every machine
Out-of-band console, remote power, virtual media. Reinstall from your own ISO at three in the morning without asking us.
Unmetered port
One gigabit on most builds, ten on the largest. No traffic counter, and no overage line on the invoice.
One IPv4 and a routed /64
A /29 comes on request on the larger builds, and is included on both dual-socket ones.
DDoS filtering, always on
Two terabits of scrubbing in front of the port. Not a tier you are sold after the first attack.
No identity, at any point
Not at signup, not at payment, not at cancellation. An email address and a payment is the whole of it.
The same API as everything else
Provision, reinstall, power-cycle and destroy from your own code, with one token and no separate account.
Before you order
What people ask before renting a server here
Anything else, support answers in minutes — and says no plainly when the answer is no.
Open a ticketCan I bring my own ISO?
Yes, on every build. IPMI gives you virtual media, so you mount the image and install what you like — including operating systems we have never heard of. We do not gate it behind a support ticket.
Is the hardware really yours?
The machines are bought, racked and owned by the same company that signs your invoice, in one building in Chișinău. A provider renting cabinets from someone stricter stays permissive for exactly as long as that someone allows.
What happens if a disk dies?
We replace it, and the replacement is not billed. On the storage line you build the array, so you decide what a failed spindle costs you — that is the trade for raw capacity.
Can I move a running VPS onto bare metal?
Yes. Migration is free and support does the work: you keep the VPS online until the server is ready, then cut over. Nothing about the account, the payment method or the identity changes.
Do you refuse anything on these machines?
Two categories, the same two as everywhere else on this site, and they are named in full in the acceptable use policy. Adult content, file sharing, Tor exits and political speech are not among them.
Ready when you are
Pick a build. Pay in crypto. Hold root within the hour.
No account needed to see every price, no identity needed to order. $79 a month gets you a machine nobody can talk us into switching off.
- 72-hour refund on a first order
- Free migration from your current host
- No setup fee, no minimum term