Our Ryzen VMs come with Ryzen 7000 in LA and seems like a great fit - https://alphavps.com/ryzen-vps.html

$49.99 /month - 2x Intel Xeon L5520 (16 Logical Cores @ 2.48Ghz) | 72GB DDR3 | 500GB SSD

* $89/month

2k++ for GB5 is very high, only Ryzen 7000 series could hit this number. As you can see from the screenshoot, i have benched some VPSes that could hit 2k++ in GB5, all of them are using Ryzen 7000 ser

Yes, most of Ryzen 5900 series or higher VPSes that i have benchmarked scored around 1900-2000-ish, the highest still around 2100 in Geekbench 6 (GB6).

EPYC is good, but pricey. So most people will go for regular intel xeon vs amd ryzens. Both are almost the same so does not matter at all...

Why? Use Fran business as example. It boomed after he went nuts on Ryzen. He also uses ECC RAM.

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Intel enabled ECC for consumer i9 CPU's last year, but on expensive MB only.

I'm currently using 4 core Xeon VPS and a single core Ryzen VPS, and they're basically the same price and essentialy the same CPU performance. This tells a lot, the gap is big.

Depends if you're going with Epyc/Xeon or Ryzen/Intel Core series. Not a huge difference between Epyc and Xeon for end users, but when it comes to Ryzen compared to a core i9 for example, the Ryzen pl

TL;DR I'll take an "old" Xeon v4 (or better) with say 4GB memory VPS over a Ryzen x000 and 1 GB memory every day for most of my VPS.

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Most likely 7950XD or 13900 , I think ryzen 5000 or core 12th won't reach that high

Most of the time Amd's consumer(ryzen)/enterprise(epyc) grade hardware could outmatched its peer intel products comfortably in both single/multi-core competition.Not to mention intel has screwed so mu

We just had a few Ryzen 7950X become available, which can also be used with the buy down!

Holy... Only Ryzen 5000 series or Intel Core 12th series could hit this number (Image)

No. Let me explain ryzen thing.

I really like AMD EPYC, but If I want to use it for game servers, then I'll choose ryzen.

Now that we're moving towards owned gear, I'm pricing out builds and hardware for our new Kansas City location (Coming Soon), I'm left wondering if it's worth trying to go all AMD Ryzen or Epyc as we