Bare metal dedicated servers: single-tenant AMD Ryzen and EPYC servers

A bare metal server is a dedicated server where one customer uses an entire physical server not split by virtualization. CPU, memory, disks and network port are not shared with other customers, so performance is steady, and you set everything from the operating system to hardware settings the way you want. With no virtualization layer, the hardware's performance goes straight to your work.

HELPER VPS bare metal servers are a flat monthly rate, paid monthly with USDT. To compare with hourly pricing, divide the monthly price by about 730 hours; for a dedicated server kept on all month, comparing monthly totals is most accurate. For a Ryzen 12-core server, everything is included in $86.80 a month.

AMD Ryzen 12-core servers are $86.80 per month, EPYC 24 cores $133.84, EPYC 32 cores $268.24 and EPYC 64 cores $469.84. Each price includes base memory, disks, network port, monthly transfer and dedicated IPv4 and IPv6. Just step up according to the number of cores you need.

A VPS splits one physical server into several virtual servers, while a dedicated server gives you a whole physical server to yourself. A VPS is inexpensive and good for spreading across several machines; a dedicated server has far more cores and memory and suits work that uses the whole hardware. A good path is to start small services on a VPS and move to a dedicated server as they grow.

If a high clock speed for finishing one task quickly matters most, Ryzen fits; if you need to run many tasks at once or use lots of memory, EPYC fits. Look at Ryzen first for game servers and real-time services, and EPYC first for databases, virtualization and heavy computation. Both lines are managed with the same billing and the same control panel.

Yes, EPYC 32-core and EPYC 64-core servers can choose a 10Gbit/s port instead of the standard 1Gbit/s port. They include 40TB and 50TB of monthly transfer respectively, giving plenty of bandwidth for large file distribution or services with many simultaneous connections. Ryzen and EPYC 24-core servers include 20TB and 30TB per month on a 1Gbit/s port.

You can use configurations with memory raised up to the maximum shown on each card: up to 128GB for Ryzen, 768GB for EPYC 24 and 32 cores, and 1,152GB for EPYC 64 cores. For the configuration you need, request it on the support page after your first payment and we will explain the method and pricing. Starting with the base memory is fine too.

Pay with USDT to create your bare metal server. The first month is paid when you order, and the same amount is paid automatically on each billing date to renew it. Refunds are made to your account credit. Start right away with no card to register and no long-term contract.

If the payment is not made on the billing date, the server is suspended, and you can renew it by paying within 3 days. If there is still no payment after 3 days, the server and the data on its disks are deleted, so it is best to complete the payment before the billing date. Keeping a separate copy of important data elsewhere gives you extra peace of mind.

Port 25, used for sending mail, is closed to prevent spam. You can send notification emails through port 587 or 465 of an external mail sending service, and receiving mail and other ports work as usual. As long as your use complies with the acceptable use policy, set up your server freely. Install any software you like with root access.