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Looking for AMD dedicated server 48c/96t, 256GB RAM, 2x1.92TB + 2x3.84 NVME in BHS/UK DC

comXyzcomXyz Member
edited 2:34PM in Requests

Hello,

I'm looking for AMD dedicated server 48c/96t, 256GB RAM, 2x1.92TB + 2x3.84 NVME in BHS/UK DC
Including Windows Server 2022 Standard and Microsoft SQL Web Edition license.
Bandwidth 2Gbps unmetered or 10Gbps 660TB

Budget: I'm not sure yet.

Thanks.

Comments

  • allthemtingsallthemtings Member, Megathread Squad

    I think you mean AMD not Ryzen right? unless you mean the threadripper?

  • xHostsxHosts Patron Provider, Veteran

    Would EPYC 7702P be suitable ?

  • @comXyz said: Ryzen dedicated server 48c/96t,

    Ryzen CPUs have a maximum of 16c/32t, you would rather look at Threadripper or Epycs.

    Also, an approximate budget would help a lot, since high end offers differ much in terms of costs

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @allthemtings said:
    I think you mean AMD not Ryzen right? unless you mean the threadripper?

    Sorry I meant AMD

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    @xHosts said:
    Would EPYC 7702P be suitable ?

    the SQL license would cost more, right?

  • xHostsxHosts Patron Provider, Veteran

    @comXyz said:

    @xHosts said:
    Would EPYC 7702P be suitable ?

    the SQL license would cost more, right?

    We maybe able to offer a all included package, do you have a approx budget on this ?

  • comXyzcomXyz Member

    We maybe able to offer a all included package, do you have a approx budget on this ?

    Around 2k USD/month

  • RAVNIXRAVNIX Member, Patron Provider

    @NotFoundException said:

    @comXyz said: Ryzen dedicated server 48c/96t,

    Ryzen CPUs have a maximum of 16c/32t, you would rather look at Threadripper or Epycs.

    Also, an approximate budget would help a lot, since high end offers differ much in terms of costs

    Technically Threadrippers are Ryzens

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