Next Stop: Mexico!

We’re bringing our 20 years of infrastructure experience to a brand-new location, offering low-latency connectivity into Latin America. The official opening is right around the corner. Stay tuned for the launch announcement!

As we continue the global rollout that began in Amsterdam, it’s officially shaping up to be a summer of expansion. Next up is Querétaro, Mexico. This brand-new location offers low-latency connectivity across Latin America, built on our 20 years of infrastructure experience. The official opening is right around the corner.

Stay tuned for the launch announcement!

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Below is a selection of servers $99 per month and under. See our website for more configurations.

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 Intel Special              $29.00/mo
Intel Special 64GB         $79.00/mo
Intel Xeon W 2133          $89.00/mo
Intel Core i7 9700K        $85.00/mo
Dual Xeon E5 2620 V2       $89.00/mo
AMD Opteron 6272           $69.00/mo
Dual Xeon E5 2620 V4       $89.00/mo

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- Servers deployed in under 10 minutes
- Unmetered bandwidth on select servers
- 24/7 hardware and system administrator support
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US-Based, Global Reach, Low Latency
Choose from three premium data centers:
New York City Metro – High-speed connectivity to North America & Europe
Miami, Florida – Optimized for Latin America & East Coast traffic
Los Angeles, California – Ideal for West Coast, Mexico & Asia-Pacific access
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Strategic access to Europe, Middle East and Africa
Mexico, coming soon!

AVAILABLE UPGRADES

* NETWORK * (Test Our Network)

• 1 Gbps Unmetered - FREE with select servers
• 2 Gbps Unmetered - $99/m
• 3 Gbps Unmetered - $190/m
• 5 Gbps Unmetered - $350/m
• 10 Gbps Unmetered - $599/m

UPGRADE TO METAL+
For a flat annual fee of $99, Metal+ includes 25% off recurring hardware upgrades, a free 10 Gbps port option (outbound speeds limited by the unmetered bandwidth selected at checkout), free additional IPv4 and a free subscription to ADMN for advanced Linux server management. Learn more here.

GPU BOOST -
The following servers can add an additional Nvidia Quadro RTX 4000 GPU for an additional $99 per month:

• Intel Core i7 9700K
• Intel Core i9 9900K/10900K/13900K/14900K
• AMD Ryzen 3700X/3900X/3950X
• AMD Ryzen 5600X/5800X/5900X/5950X
• AMD Ryzen 7600/7700/7900/7950X
• AMD Ryzen 9900X/9950X
• AMD EPYC 4545P
• AMD Threadripper 7995WX

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Which of our locations would you host in?

Looking at the market its clear to me that Ryzen has taken over the server industry. I was looking at Ryzen, Threadripper, EPYC and ...

I was also wondering how a Desktop / consumer rated CPU ended up being used officially as server grade CPU by all kind of providers (from low end to high end providers, to datacenters Hetzner , etc.)?

There has always been the equivalent Intel desktop CPU consumer that outperforms the Server grade CPU , but the industry refrained from using those desktop CPU on Server environments. But for Ryzen this is no longer the case.

I get it, Ryzen performance seems to be superior to the equivalent server grade EPYC and budget wise it makes sense. But is it justifiable? What about manufacturer support on such environment? What about server grade mobos (there is probably just one? Asrock) ?

What are the possible drawbacks? Have you experienced any issues with them? What's up with the hype?

I was reading at this TR vs EPYC comparison (by the way pretty amazing comparison and details) at this link:

https://sviko.com/t/threadripper-vs-epyc-comparison-of-three-32-core-amd-processors-in-server-applications/131

From my end I've been using some providers with Ryzen (VPS), no complain, works as good as any other CPU, at least for my kind of usage (web servers, DB).

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