Ryzen high-frequency
Availability at checkoutVDS H1
Game servers and latency-sensitive apps
$39.99/moPay monthly
CPU4 dedicated cores
Memory16 GB
Storage200 GB NVMe
Network2.5 Gbps
High-Frequency VDS
Dedicated Ryzen CPU cores for workloads that notice CPU contention.
Designed for game servers, latency-sensitive services, and compute-heavy applications. Every plan uses NVMe storage and a 2.5 Gbps network port.
Performance profileDedicated CPU
4–12 dedicated Ryzen CPU cores, 16–64 GB memory, 200–800 GB NVMe, and 2.5 Gbps networking.
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VDS plans
Scale CPU, memory, and NVMe together.
Each step increases dedicated CPU cores and memory while keeping the same 2.5 Gbps network profile.
Ryzen high-frequency
Availability at checkoutVDS H2
Larger game servers and compute-heavy apps
$59.99/moPay monthly
CPU6 dedicated cores
Memory24 GB
Storage300 GB NVMe
Network2.5 Gbps
Ryzen high-frequency
Availability at checkoutVDS H3
High-load applications and game fleets
$79.99/moPay monthly
CPU8 dedicated cores
Memory32 GB
Storage400 GB NVMe
Network2.5 Gbps
Ryzen high-frequency
Availability at checkoutVDS H4
Large compute and memory-heavy workloads
$119.99/moPay monthly
CPU10 dedicated cores
Memory48 GB
Storage600 GB NVMe
Network2.5 Gbps
Ryzen high-frequency
Availability at checkoutVDS H5
Largest performance-focused deployments
$159.99/moPay monthly
CPU12 dedicated cores
Memory64 GB
Storage800 GB NVMe
Network2.5 Gbps
Stock is intentionally not hard-coded on this marketing page because server availability changes. The client area confirms current availability before the order is completed.
Where VDS fits
Choose it for CPU consistency, not just a bigger number.
Game servers
Dedicated high-frequency CPU cores are a better fit when game simulation and tick consistency are sensitive to CPU scheduling.
CPU-heavy applications
Use dedicated cores for workloads where shared CPU contention would make latency or completion times less predictable.
Busy application stacks
Combine dedicated CPU with larger memory and NVMe allocations for multi-service production deployments.
Self-hosted platforms
Run deployment platforms, automation services, and application stacks when you want more CPU headroom.