Ryzen 9 9950X & 9900X
Our Game lineup pairs high-frequency Zen 5 and Zen 4 dedicated CPUs with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage.
Dedicated server hosting
Choose Game for high-frequency Ryzen performance or Budget Bare Metal for Intel Xeon bare metal in Dallas. Your own hardware, your own resources, and room to build.
Bare metal inventory
Two lineups. One dedicated machine for your workload. Compare Game configurations, or explore the Budget Bare Metal range in Dallas below.
Find your dedicated server.
Make the hardware work for you
Our Game lineup pairs high-frequency Zen 5 and Zen 4 dedicated CPUs with DDR5 memory and NVMe storage.
CPU, memory, and storage belong to your workload. Build your own node layout without another customer sharing the machine.
Choose DDR5 and NVMe on Game builds, or explore the memory and storage combinations in our Dallas Budget Bare Metal lineup.
Selected builds include 10 Gbps. Game servers with 1 Gbps support a $25/month upgrade; Budget Bare Metal networking is listed per configuration.
A published availability commitment with service-credit terms and exclusions. Protection details are listed where applicable to each build.
A direct route to the people supporting your infrastructure, from the first configuration to your next upgrade.
Your stack. Your choice.
Choose the environment that fits the way you work. Start with a familiar system, then build your own stack.
A familiar foundation for web applications, game nodes, and Docker.
Bare metal accessTemplates vary by location. Confirm image availability and any licensing requirements before ordering.
See the whole configuration
A closer look at Ryzen 9 dedicated servers. Memory, storage, bandwidth, and setup fees are shown alongside the monthly price.
| Your next node.The details beside it.USD list pricing | EnderHostGame · Ashburn | PebbleHostPower 04 Gen 3 · configured | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly priceBefore taxes and optional extras | $314.00/moUSD | $549.00/moUSD | $324.99/moUSD | $401.00/moUSD |
| Processor | Ryzen 9 9950X | Ryzen 9 9950X | Ryzen 9 9950X | Ryzen 9 9950X3D |
| Memory | 192GB DDR5 | 192GB DDR5 | 192GB DDR5 (upgrade) | 64GB DDR5 |
| Storage | 2 × 4TB NVMe | 2 × 4TB NVMe | 2 × 4TB NVMe (upgrade) | 2 × 960GB NVMe |
| Network | 1Gbps · 50TB traffic | 1Gbps · Unmetered | 1Gbps · Unmetered | 1Gbps public bandwidth |
| DDoS protection | GSL protection included | In-house filtering included | Reactive protection included | Game DDoS protection |
| Setup · USD | $0 | See configurator | $80 listed setup | $401 listed setup |
| Explore each offer | Choose your configuration | View source | View source | View source |
Ryzen 9 9950X, DDR5 memory, and NVMe storage in the Game lineup. A whole physical server for your workload.
Help choosing a configuration or getting your server online. Reach our support team around the clock, with no setup fee.
24/7 support · $0 setupBuild game nodes, run containers, or host databases. Bare metal access and TenantOS controls put you in charge.
Meet your control panel
The right workspace for everything you run. Take a closer look at the controls behind your hosting.
Server details, power options, and bandwidth history. Explore TenantOS ↗
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Closer to your community
Explore our North American and European locations. Test the route from your browser, then put your server where your community plays.
Measured from your browser over HTTPS, not ICMP. In-game latency may differ; an unavailable test does not indicate an outage. 100 Gbps is network capacity; server ports depend on your plan.
Explore the networkProtection before the first packet
Multi-terabit DDoS protection, with GSL, GCore, or in-house filtering depending on your location. Built to protect your connection while your community keeps playing.
Players and services connect from around the world.
Incoming connectionsVolumetric floods are removed upstream.
Floods filteredProtocol checks catch abusive traffic patterns.
Packets inspectedAccepted traffic is routed through AS218631.
Protected routingValid connections reach your games and services.
Ready to connectUnwanted traffic meets upstream scrubbing and protocol checks before it reaches your workload.
Large floods handled upstream
Traffic checked for invalid patterns
Valid connections continue to your service
Upstream mitigation capability
Upstream reach. In-house control.
Real support when you need it
Guides & next steps
Match your workload to hardware and confirm the configuration before ordering.
Identify the constraint that a whole machine would solve.
ConfigurationPrepare CPU, memory, storage, and location requirements.
Hardware guideCompare the hardware characteristics that matter to your workload.
A little help before you launch
From your first server to your next big idea. Here’s what you need to know.
Have a question of your own? Our team is here to help.
Ask our team (opens in a new tab)Or explore the guidesAvailability is shown beside each configuration. Budget Bare Metal availability is checked with WHMCS when the inventory connection is available. If a check cannot be completed, follow Check availability to confirm in the client area.
Yes. Dedicated hardware includes Bare Metal Access, so you can run Proxmox or another hypervisor. Discuss storage layout and networking when you order.
Yes. Tell us your CPU, memory, storage, redundancy, and location requirements. We’ll scope a build around your workload.
Game lineup servers listed with a 1 Gbps uplink can be upgraded to 10 Gbps for $25 per month. Budget Bare Metal servers use the network configuration shown on each listing; confirm other options in the client area.
Dedicated servers provide hardware control. Selected builds include IPMI/KVM. For a game panel, migration help, or a semi-managed setup, agree the scope before ordering.
Yes. The machine is yours, so you can install Pterodactyl, a hypervisor, or whatever stack your workload needs.
If a single game server or a handful of small services is the whole picture, a VPS is usually the better value. Dedicated hardware starts to make sense when you are running many instances, need guaranteed non-shared resources, or want to virtualise your own environment.