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Power vServer

AMD Ryzen nodes with local NVMe and a 1 Gbit/s uplink (in some cases upgradable to 10 Gbit/s): for applications where milliseconds and disk operations per second matter.

  • AMD Ryzen 9 nodes
  • Local NVMe RAID-1
  • 80 Gbit/s DDoS
  • No lock-in

Power vServer: available configurations

Configurations intended for applications with strict requirements on response time and throughput.

Payment period

No setup fees

PowerMicro

11.99/month
  • vCPU 2
  • RAM 4GB
  • Disk 100GB

Windows & Linux

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PowerSmall

16.99/month
  • vCPU 2
  • RAM 6GB
  • Disk 200GB

Windows & Linux

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PowerLarge

44.99/month
  • vCPU 4
  • RAM 16GB
  • Disk 400GB

Windows & Linux

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PowerElite

88.99/month
  • vCPU 8
  • RAM 32GB
  • Disk 800GB

Windows & Linux

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  • In every plan
  • 1 Gbit/s
  • NVMe RAID-1
  • root/Administrator access
  • VNC console
  • DDoS mitigation included
* Windows OS is not available for plans that do not meet the minimum system requirements.

The data path on the Power range

Perceived performance depends on how long the trip between application, storage and network is.

NVMe storage on the same node

Volumes sit on NVMe drives attached directly to the host PCIe bus: no storage network hop between the instance and its data.

1 Gbit/s uplink per instance

A 1 Gbit/s baseline uplink, in some cases upgradable to 10 Gbit/s, sized so bandwidth does not become the limiting factor during load events.

Consistent behaviour under load

RAID-1 mirroring and high single-core frequencies keep response times stable even with sustained write operations.

Available operating systems

Linux and Windows (BYOL) images installable from the panel, suitable for gaming application stacks as well.

Ubuntu

Ubuntu

22.04 / 24.04 LTS
Debian

Debian

11 / 12
AlmaLinux

AlmaLinux

8 / 9
Rocky Linux

Rocky Linux

8 / 9
CentOS

CentOS

Stream 9
Fedora

Fedora

Server
Alpine Linux

Alpine Linux

3.19 / 3.20
Windows

Windows

2019 / 2022 BYOL
Further distributions and versions can be selected at deploy time.

Characteristics of the Power platform

The distance from the Cloud range concerns compute, storage and network architecture, not only the amount of resources.

AMD Zen 3 nodes

Ryzen 9 3900X hosts or higher: high single-core frequencies, decisive for workloads that parallelize poorly.

NVMe storage in RAID-1

Direct access over the PCIe bus: response times an order of magnitude lower than SATA SSDs.

1 Gbit/s uplink

1 Gbit/s by default, with an upgrade path to 10 Gbit/s on selected configurations.

80 Gbit/s DDoS mitigation

Filtering profiles suited to permanently exposed services, including non-standard game ports.

Administration delegated to you

Full privileged access and a remote console independent from the instance network.

IPv4 and IPv6 addressing

One public IPv4 included; additional IPv4 and IPv6 addresses assignable up to sixteen.

Scalability within the range

Upgrades happen between Power plans, with no change of storage or network platform.

Infrastructure in the European Union

European nodes with contained latency towards the main internet exchange points on the continent.

Specifications of the Power platform

Select a category to review the infrastructure parameters of this range.

Host CPU AMD Ryzen™ 9 3900X or higher
Zen 3 architecture with high single-core frequencies: relevant for game engines and synchronous applications.
Host memory DDR4 ECC 2666 MHz or higher
Error-correcting memory on the node reduces the risk of silent corruption in long-running processes.
Storage Local NVMe in RAID-1 array
Mirrored NVMe drives connected over the PCIe bus, with node-level redundancy.
Virtualization KVM
Resource allocation Exclusive CPU, memory and disk
Bandwidth 1 Gbit/s best effort, up to 10 Gbit/s
1 Gbit/s baseline bandwidth; on selected configurations an upgrade to 10 Gbit/s is available.
Included traffic Unmetered under fair use
No usage-based billing. Excluded are activities that degrade the network or breach the terms of service.
DDoS mitigation Up to 80 Gbit/s
Filtering profiles configurable on non-standard ports, typical of gaming services.
IPv4 1 included, up to 16
IPv6 Optional, up to 16
Panel CloudManager
Remote console KVM over IP
Reinstallation Self-service from the panel
Backup and snapshots Available as an option
Reset and rescue mode Available
Privileges Root or Administrator
Availability 99.95% on a monthly basis
Support Ticket, continuous oversight
Cancellation Unused months refunded

Options you can add to the plan

Features that are not part of every deployment and are enabled only where they are actually needed.

Scheduled backup and snapshots

Periodic copies kept on separate storage, plus point-in-time snapshots taken before maintenance work. Restores are handled on request.

Optional

Additional IPv4 addresses

Up to sixteen public addresses per instance, for separating exposed services, dedicated certificates or reverse proxy setups.

Up to 16 IPs

IPv6 dual stack

IPv6 connectivity alongside the IPv4 address, for applications that have to be reachable over both protocols.

Power and Enterprise

Windows Server licence (BYOL)

Windows images run under a bring-your-own-licence model: you keep the licences you already hold, we handle the image.

BYOL

Options can be selected while ordering or enabled later from the panel. For configurations that are not listed, talk to our team.

Frequently asked questions about Power vServer

The platform changes, not only the allocation: AMD nodes with higher frequencies, NVMe storage instead of SATA SSDs, a 1 Gbit/s uplink (up to 10 Gbit/s) and DDoS mitigation extended to 80 Gbit/s.
Yes. Reduced storage latency, high bandwidth and filtering on non-standard ports address the typical requirements of multiplayer sessions.
We do not apply usage-based billing on traffic generated under correct use. Activities that degrade the network or breach the terms of service remain excluded.
Yes, by moving to a larger Power plan. The operation takes place on the same platform, with no data migration.

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