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Feedback on bare metal plans

v3ngv3ng Member, Patron Provider
edited May 2023 in General

Hi,

I'm planning our expansion into the dedicated server market and looking for some feedback on potential plans.
I'd prefer EPYC boxes over Ryzen due to the reliability and expansion but I see that there's demand for the high clock speed of Ryzen boxes.

I was thinking of those configurations as our entry-level lineup

Metal Ryzen
Ryzen 5700X/ 5800X (8 Cores / 16 Threads)
64GB DDR4 3200 ECC
2x 1TB NVMe
1 Gbit/s uplink with about 10TB traffic
59€ per month

Metal EPYC

Metal EPYC
EPYC 7302P / 7282 (16 Cores / 32 Threads)
64GB DDR4 3200 ECC
2x 960GB Datacenter NVMe
1 Gbit/s uplink with about 10TB traffic
59€ per month
Location: Frankfurt am Main, Germany

All dedicated servers would include features like BGP, BYOIP for free.
VLANs between multiple boxes are no problem either.

Would those boxes be of interest to you?
Or do you have some other specific configurations in mind you'd like to see?

Looking forward to your feedback
Thanks!

Thanked by 1maverick
Which server would you consider?
  1. Choose37 votes
    1. Ryzen 5700X/5800X
      21.62%
    2. EPYC 7302/7282
      56.76%
    3. None, need something larger
        2.70%
    4. None
      18.92%

Comments

  • "NVMe / 10GBPs KVM in Frankfurt" ❤

    Thanked by 1v3ng
  • iKeyZiKeyZ Veteran

    I would grab that EPYC pretty quickly..

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member
    edited May 2023

    There seems to be some confusion as to ECC support for Ryzen. I think because some motherboards say they support ECC, and then in fine print says without ECC function.

    I got the impression that ECC is only really supported by Ryzen PRO variants.

    Edit: looks like APU versions need PRO variant for ECC.

  • v3ngv3ng Member, Patron Provider
    edited May 2023

    @iKeyZ said:
    I would grab that EPYC pretty quickly..

    If all goes well it will be available later this month :)

    @TimboJones said:
    There seems to be some confusion as to ECC support for Ryzen. I think because some motherboards say they support ECC, and then in fine print says without ECC function.

    I got the impression that ECC is only really supported by Ryzen PRO variants.

    I think the regular versions inofficially support it as well
    But also depends on the motherboard

    But yea, it's not super clear and I think its not officially tested either

  • I'd prefer epyc over ryzen. One concern that pops up in my mind is memory channels. If you use 32g rams, that only populates 2/8 channels of an epyc cpu. Not sure if this will have any impact on performance. Also I'd expect more traffic on dedicated servers in EU, but the price looks very fair!

  • v3ngv3ng Member, Patron Provider

    @zakkuuno said:
    I'd prefer epyc over ryzen. One concern that pops up in my mind is memory channels. If you use 32g rams, that only populates 2/8 channels of an epyc cpu. Not sure if this will have any impact on performance. Also I'd expect more traffic on dedicated servers in EU, but the price looks very fair!

    Yep I already considered that, we’d either have to go with 16GB DIMMs or increase the price a few € and deploy 128GB by default

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