What Is NVMe SSD? Its Impact on Server Performance (vs SATA SSD)
What is NVMe, and how does it differ from SATA SSD? IOPS, latency, and real-world numbers showing why NVMe is now the server standard.
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Ryzen processors accelerate single-threaded workloads with high clock speeds. Web applications, databases and control panels feel the difference from day one.
Turbo frequencies up to 5.7 GHz
Available in DDR4 and DDR5
Low latency, high IOPS
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| Server | CPU | Memory | Disk | PORT/SPEED | IP Address | Price | |
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Dedicated 3 | AMD Ryzen™ 7 5700X 8C/16T - 3.4 GHz/4.6 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 128 GB) DDR4 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Non-upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 3,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
Dedicated 4 | AMD Ryzen™ 9 5900X 12C/24T - 3.7 GHz/4.8 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 128 GB) DDR4 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Non-upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 4,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
Dedicated 5 | AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X 16C/32T - 3.4 GHz/4.9 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 128 GB) DDR4 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Non-upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 5,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
Dedicated 6 | AMD Ryzen 7 9700X 8C/16T - 3.8 GHz/5.5 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 256 GB) DDR5 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 5,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
Dedicated 7 | AMD Ryzen™ 9 9900X 12C/24T - 4.4 GHz/5.6 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 256 GB) DDR5 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 6,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
Dedicated 8 | AMD Ryzen™ 9 9950X 16C/32T - 4.3 GHz/5.7 GHz | 32 GB (Max. 256 GB) DDR5 ECC RAM | 1 TB (Max. 4 TB) NVMe SSD Disk | 1 Gbps Upgradeable | Nvidia GT/RTX Optional | 7,000 ₺ Monthly | Place Order |
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Most web applications and database queries depend on one core. Ryzen finishes these jobs faster than servers with more cores.
Memory scales to 128 GB or 256 GB and storage to 4 TB. You stay on the same server as you grow.
Cores, memory and disks run only your workload. Noisy neighbours simply do not exist.
Low latency and high bandwidth from our Turkey-based data centre.
High clock speeds, ECC memory and NVMe storage together. All the hardware is yours alone.
Turbo frequencies up to 5.7 GHz accelerate single-threaded loads. WordPress, PHP applications and database queries show the difference immediately.
Two memory generations are offered to match your needs. ECC corrects memory errors before data is affected and scales to 256 GB.
NVMe drives with high IOPS and low latency configure up to 4 TB. Database and panel operations respond without waiting.
Here you can find the most frequently asked questions from our customers about our services, products, and how we operate. Along with their answers.
High traffic websites, e commerce platforms, database servers and control panels. Any workload bound to single-core performance benefits from it.
Ryzen leads on single-threaded work thanks to higher clock speeds. Xeon offers far more cores through dual sockets and suits parallel workloads.
Yes. Depending on the plan you can upgrade to 128 GB or 256 GB. Just open a support ticket.
ECC memory detects and corrects data errors in hardware. It protects data integrity on servers that run for long periods.
Setup completes shortly after your order is confirmed and access details are sent to you.
Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux and Windows Server are available. Tell us your choice during setup, and the server is reinstalled if you want to change it later.
SSH for Linux and remote desktop for Windows. If the operating system does not boot, you can request IPMI console access at hardware level.
DDR5 offers higher memory bandwidth. The difference shows most on database and cache heavy work. On a server running a single website the effect is limited.
One IPv4 address comes with every server. Additional IPs are available on request through support.
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