Single- and dual-socket bare-metal on AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon Gold with DDR4/DDR5 ECC-Registered memory and NVMe configurable RAID. Full IPMI access, ready in 2 – 4 hours, 4-hour hardware-swap SLA. No KYC, DMCA notices ignored, deployed in Iceland, the Netherlands, Romania and Switzerland.
From an 8-core entry rig at $39.50 to a dual-socket 96-core flagship at $299.50. Every plan ships with IPMI KVM access, configurable RAID, included DDoS shield, and the four-hour hardware-swap SLA.
Private hardware, a full physical CPU, predictable I/O, raw bandwidth and out-of-band access. Reach for dedicated when a VPS's hypervisor is the bottleneck — or the legal issue.
Postgres, MySQL, ClickHouse, MongoDB, Redis at scale — predictable NVMe throughput, no hypervisor jitter, NUMA-pinned memory.
Blender render farms, Handbrake/ffmpeg transcoding, Stable-Diffusion batch inference, model training warm pools — every thread is yours.
Bitcoin Core, Monero, Ethereum archive, Solana validators, Arweave miners — heavy-disk workloads that eat shared SAN for breakfast.
Unmetered 10 – 25 Gbps pipes, L3/L7 DDoS shield, custom tuning of conntrack and kernel buffers. Jellyfin, Owncast, SRS, Peertube.
Workloads that must not share physical hardware with strangers: financial back-office, pen-test labs, internal tooling with compliance hooks.
DPDK, XDP, VFIO passthrough, custom kernels, real-time schedulers, NIC offload tuning — anything that needs bare hardware to behave.
Each tier corresponds to a named CPU SKU — not a nebulous "equivalent." Here's exactly what you're renting.
Bare-metal racked in Reykjavík, Amsterdam, Bucharest and Zurich. Pick the country at checkout — every dedicated tier is in stock at every site, same SLA. Each location page documents the local data-protection regime, peering and racking specifics.
Geothermal-cooled Tier-III, no mandatory data retention, strong free-speech tradition.
AMS-IX peering hub, direct transatlantic fibre, EU jurisdiction.
EU jurisdiction, no mandatory retention since 2014, lowest cost of electricity in the EU.
Outside EU and 14-Eyes, judicial oversight of data requests, Swiss FADP.
What customers actually run on bare-metal here. Each card opens a workload-specific page with sizing recommendations and a sysadmin FAQ.
Bitcoin Core with the full UTXO set, port 8333 open, NVMe-mirrored storage.
LND, Core Lightning or Eclair on stable IPs that don't cycle.
Synapse, Dendrite or Conduit federation on hardware sized for it.
rTorrent, qBittorrent or Deluge on unmetered offshore bandwidth.
Build farms with KVM, nested virt, Firecracker microVMs at scale.
Browse the full catalog — 10 sysadmin-grade workload guides.
Dedicated wins on predictable I/O, sole-tenant isolation and raw throughput. VPS wins on price, flexibility and speed of deployment. Read the full guide →
You want a full physical CPU, NVMe pipelines you don't share, custom RAID, and direct IPMI — not a slice of a hypervisor.
You want the cheapest root-access box that can run anything, upgrade on the fly, and scale horizontally across jurisdictions.
Neutral, sourced side-by-side breakdowns of the choices that come up before you commit to a dedicated server — jurisdiction, hardware class, payment coin, competing providers.
CPU steal, working-set RAM, disk write bandwidth: the four measurable thresholds at which KVM stops being enough.
IMMI free-press posture vs FADP banking-grade privacy. Geothermal grid vs Alpine fibre density. Where each one wins.
AMS-IX peering reach vs Bucharest price tier. Two EU jurisdictions, very different network economics.
Settlement time, fees, on-chain privacy, refund-window suitability — what actually changes when you switch coins.
4-region failover with 1 Tbps DDoS included vs single Swiss DC at $89+/mo bare-metal-first.
Twenty side-by-side breakdowns covering the active no-KYC and offshore-positioned hosting market.
Pick a build, pay the invoice, receive SSH + IPMI credentials in a few hours. No forms, no phone call, no identity check.
