2 vCPU Ryzen 3900X

I want my sites to load reliably and consistently at all times. I don't need Ryzen 80000 Giga XL cores or 1000gbps networks.

2GB of ram, 1 7950x vcore, and around 25g nvme?

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https://www.reliablesite.net/dedicated-servers/8-Core-server/amd-ryzen-7700-128GB

https://www.reliablesite.net/dedicated-servers/16-Core-server/amd-ryzen-5950x-128GB

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That's more like it, Ryzen 5000 does 4.5, 7000 should be around 5-5.4

Consumer or not, cooling a few kilowatts of power is the same whether it be Xeons, Ryzen, Epyc, or Core i series. I've had good experience with 13th gen Intel remaining under 60C unless the vcore is j

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Those cheap Ryzen setups also do circles around your Xeon.

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I bought a new computer yesterday and went with a cheap Supermicro/Xeon from a few years ago. The Ryzen motherboards look very much consumer grade with tiny discrete components and excess BOM count; a

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The Ryzen 7000 line is officially competing against the Xeon E, no longer pure consumer grade with full ECC support.

MHz : 5331.272cpu MHz : 5007.719cpu MHz : 5005.994cpu MHz : 4987.994cpu MHz : 5008.895cpu MHz : 5012.929cpu MHz : 5010.029cpu MHz : 489

Limited to 4.5? If not, that is low for Ryzen 7000, even a 7900 Non-X should do around 5GHz especially at those temps.