Up to 5.7 GHz, held under load.
Cooled to sustain the boost clock rather than to touch it for four seconds in a benchmark and settle back.
Desktop-class silicon at server clocks, in a machine nobody else boots on. DDR5, Gen4 NVMe, IPMI, and a jurisdiction chosen on purpose.
Size your server
Ryzen 7 7700
3 builds
| Plan | CPU | Memory | Storage | Network | IPv4 | Ready in | Price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ryzen 5 7500F A first machine of your own | 6 cores / 12 threads, up to 5.0 GHz | 32 GB DDR5 | 2 × 1 TB Gen4 NVMe | 1 Gbps unmetered | 1 included | ~10 min | $79$63/mo | Configure Ryzen 5 7500F |
| Ryzen 7 7700 Single-thread workloads, game servers, low-latency apps | 8 cores / 16 threads, up to 5.3 GHz | 64 GB DDR5 | 2 × 2 TB Gen4 NVMe | 1 Gbps unmetered | 1 included, /29 on request | ~10 min | $119$95/mo | Configure Ryzen 7 7700 |
| Ryzen 9 7950X Compilation farms, high-clock virtualisation | 16 cores / 32 threads, up to 5.7 GHz | 128 GB DDR5 | 2 × 4 TB Gen4 NVMe | 1 Gbps unmetered | 1 included, /29 on request | ~10 min | $209$167/mo | Configure Ryzen 9 7950X |
Every build: IPMI · 1 IPv4 · routed IPv6 /64 · always-on DDoS filtering · unmetered port · full API. A /29 and extra disks are quoted on request — ask, we rack them.
Why desktop silicon
A Ryzen 9 finishes a single-threaded job faster than any EPYC we sell. If your bottleneck is one thread — a game tick, a matching engine, a compiler on one file — cores are not the answer and never were.
Up to 5.7 GHz, held under load.
Cooled to sustain the boost clock rather than to touch it for four seconds in a benchmark and settle back.
DDR5, not registered DDR4.
Lower latency than the ECC memory in the EPYC and Xeon lines. You trade error correction for the speed of getting there.
No ECC, and that is the trade.
If a silent bit-flip would be a catastrophe rather than an annoyance, take an EPYC. We would rather say it than sell you the wrong box.
One tenant, no ratio to publish.
Nothing is shared, so there is no allocation policy to read. What the chip does is what you get.
No upsells
No protected-IP tier, no per-snapshot charge, no support plan to buy.
The whole machine
One tenant. Nothing else boots on it, nothing else touches the disks, nothing else shares the memory controller.
IPMI, not a support ticket
Full out-of-band control: power, console, virtual media. Reinstall at three in the morning without asking anyone.
IPv4 + a routed /64
One IPv4 included, a /29 on request, and a whole /64 of IPv6. Reverse DNS is yours to set.
DDoS filtering
Layer 3/4 scrubbing upstream of the port, on by default, at no charge and with nothing to enable.
Reinstall or bring an ISO
Twenty prepared images, or mount your own and watch it boot over the console. Nothing survives a wipe.
API and SSH keys
Order, reinstall, reboot and destroy from your own code. Keys installed at handover, password login off.
Before you order
Anything else, support answers in minutes — and says no plainly when the answer is no.
Open a ticketAbout ten minutes. The machines are racked, burned in and waiting; ordering triggers a wipe and a fresh install rather than a trip to the datacentre. You get IPMI credentials at the same time as SSH.
Yes to both. Extra NVMe is quoted per drive and installed before handover; a /29 of IPv4 is granted on a short justification — we ask because addresses are scarce, not because we want your papers.
Disks are replaced within the hour on SMART warning, and a whole-node failure moves you to an identical spare with the same address. There is no charge and no ticket tennis.
Different. Reserved cores give you pinned vCPU that resize in a minute; this gives you the whole chassis, IPMI and the highest clock, and takes ten minutes to provision. Most people who move here do it for the clock.
The rest of the range
Same jurisdiction, same network, same refusal to ask who you are. They differ on the one thing named in each title.
Ready when you are
No account needed to see every price, no identity needed to order. $79 a month gets you a server nobody can talk us into switching off.