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[REQ] Dedicated or pinned-vCPU server — Ohio/Chicago/VA — 64GB, 2TB+ NVMe, modern CPU, $100-150/mo
Location: Ideal Preference - Ohio, USA
Works too: 1. Chicago, 2. Virginia, 3. Toronto
CPU: 8+ cores, modern only:
EPYC 9004/4004 (Genoa/Bergamo), Ryzen 7000/9000,
or Ryzen 5950X (minimum acceptable floor).
Please quote the Passmark single-thread score.
NOT Xeon E5-26xx v2/v4, NOT Xeon Silver 4208.
Pinned/dedicated vCPUs, negligible steal. Bare metal or high-quality VDS
both fine - no time-sliced oversubscription.
RAM: 64 GB DDR4/DDR5 (ECC preferred, not required)
Disk: 2-4 TB usable NVMe. NVMe only, RAID0 of 2x1TB is fine, room to expand later
Network: 1 Gbps unmetered (or 30 TB+/month), Heavy one-off inbound sync of several TB at setup, please confirm that won't be throttled
Use Case: Large dataset server. Read-heavy plus continuous writes, roughly 200 GB/month growth. Single-thread CPU performance matters more than core count
Access: Full root, own binaries, custom ISO or Ubuntu 24.04
Budget: $100-150/month for virtualised. Up to ~$250 for bare metal with 4 TB NVMe.
Comments
8+ cores you want a VDS not a VPS which such CPU requirements.
but since you insist,
https://fiberstate.com/dedicated-servers @fiberstate (Said they MIGHT restock soon)
Sucky company but are in stock - https://www.reliablesite.net/dedicated-servers
Hey! Would a VPS in Toronto work if it was Ryzen 9 9950X? Still highly performant even with shared cores
@enderhost
could you send the full specs and price? Main things I need:
Are the vCPUs pinned/dedicated to my slice or time-sliced, and what CPU
steal do you see under load?
Rough RTT from your Toronto facility to AWS us-east-2 (Ohio)?