Are servers with Ryzen CPUs stable enough?

Hello There,

I want to buy around 10 of AMD Ryzen 3600 server.

I would like to get the below config -

AMD Ryzen 5 3600
16 / 32 GB RAM
256 / 512 GB NVMe
10 TB Bandwidth @ 1 Gbps any US location is fine ... Monthly billing cycle, monthly contract and no setup fees please.

I'm a reseller and already working with quite a few providers in the US. I'll be moving these servers from WebNX.

Thanks.

Hello,

I am currently looking for the best deals I can get for 2 Windows Dedicated Servers. My preferred configuration is a single 5950X per location but will consider multiple lower end servers if the price is right. Normally the 5950X option will work out the best due to only a single Windows license required. Chicago is my preferred location but if the price is a lot better, I might consider Dallas and Kansas.

Locations
1x Chicago USA (preferred) or Kansas City USA or Dallas USA
1x UK or Germany or France

Configurations Options
1x AMD Ryzen 5950X with 128GB RAM, 1TB SSD (preferred)
2x AMD Ryzen 5900X with 64GB Ram, 512GB SSD
2x AMD Ryzen 3950X with 64GB Ram, 512GB SSD
2x AMD Ryzen 3900X with 64GB Ram, 512GB SSD
2x AMD Ryzen 5800X with 64GB Ram, 512GB SSD

Suggestions are welcome.

I'm investing in the system to run the automated tool in the browser, I'm wondering the following problems, hope you can help me.
The servers I'll be running Promox on create multiple Windows 2012 VMs.

Should I buy XEON E* series servers or Xeon Sliver, Xeon Gold, Or AMD Ryzen.. ? I am targeting server rental units like Hetzner, Workldstream.

The purpose of each Promox server is to create many VMs, so when buying a server I need to pay attention to core theard ?

The intel and AMD lines have different number of cores and theards which confuses me
Each VM I will create is 1 socket, 2 cores, 5G ram.

Should I buy low CPU lines to have more cores instead of buying a powerful server with only a few dozen cores for example?
Looking forward to just replying. So that I can optimize costs and improve performance.


Here is the %CPU image I will be running, currently I am on a Hetzner server. Please advise, With the tool % cpu and ram I am running like this, which server should I invest in to be able to create the most VMs to optimize costs.
Image: https://i.imgur.com/z8in1cj.png

Thank you

I'm from Europe and looking at most offers in the north America, they all seem to have pretty limiting bandwidth or outrageous costs compared to European providers.

For the price of a Hetzner Ryzen 5 3600 box, best I could find with higher bandwidth limits (>100TB) was so long ago that I forgot from whom the offer even was, but I remember it was an i3... an i3 in a server for the same cost as the Ryzen 5 in EU.
I'm aware how different the marker and costs are compared to these two regions, but there must be some providers that offer more bandwidth for the price, right?

Is anyone able to point me to something that I can trust to be reliable meanwhile now blowing my wallet out into space.
At this point I'm looking for anything with appropriate specs (Ryzen 5 or newer Xeons), ~64GB RAM, >100TB transfer, 512-1TB SSD, optionally maybe an option for more IPs for not a lot of money? (>2$ per IP is too much for me)
My max budget would be ~50$-65$, that's what I'm aiming for.

Thanks in advance!

Hi

I'm looking for an AMD Ryzen server these days. My requirement is stated below.

AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Hexa-Core
64 GB DDR4
2x 512 GB NVMe SSD
40TB Bandwidth

I got a good price from Europe. It was 40.00 . But I'm looking for a server from USA / Canada. Anyone can match this price in US ?

Hi there,

So it's my first post and if I am posting in wrong section please move it.

Basically I am looking for ryzen 9 3900x server with 64 gb ram and 256gb ssd minimum.
Bandwidth if unlimited would be better.

If someone know any reliable and budget providers then please let me know.


Thanks,

These days some people seem to be using AMD Ryzen CPU Instead of Intel. But as I know AMD Ryzen is a desktop processor. If so, the potential of the AMD Ryzen is the same as that of the Intel processor.? I invite you all to discuss this scope extensively.

Hi,

I'm currently looking for dedicated servers in APAC.

Specs I wanted:
- CPU: Intel i7/Xeon E3-12xx (Ryzen is much better)
- RAM: 32-64GB RAM
- Storage: prefer SSD, HDD is okay.
- Network: 500mbps or above (5tb/10tb).

My budget is around US$ 70-150/mo.

Yes there are several providers in the region, but there are some issues.

1. OVH
Their APAC servers seems to be sold out (Rise/APAC lineup)

2. Leaseweb
Requires business/entrepreneurship registration, but servers are for personal use/under my name.

3. PhoenixNAP
Servers are in stock, budget fits well, but their upstream & network routing does not fit with my users (and they're not in SG exchanges? eqx sg, sgix, megaport?)

Any suggestions? Thanks!

Hello, good afternoon. Look, I'm going to be honest, I know that it is not easy, nor is it cheap, but I am willing to learn to be able to create my server.
My idea is to make a server, that people can rent to play minecraft, that is, to create their server. My idea is that through an ftp they can connect to a desktop or something like that and can run their server. I have a pc that I buy to sell, but I couldn't sell it, so I want to use it for this. I know that there are pcs to make a server, but my idea is not to become a super hosting provider for minecraft. I want to go little by little. The pc I have has a ryzen 5 1600af, an asrock a320m-hdv 4.0 motherboard, a 2gb rx 550, a 500w redragon 80 plus bronze power supply, a 240gb pny solid disk, 8gb of ram and a kolink cabinet.
I know I'm going to have to make improvements, but I don't know how. What I know is that I'm going to need a lot of ram, because the minmecraft servers take up a lot. My idea is to put 32gb or 64gb to start with some clients. Also the storage if I will have to enlarge. Tell me if I'm wrong. Then around the source and the processor, I do not know if what it has is fine. So I ask them if the ryzen 5 1600 is going to work.
Well, having said all this, if any component that I have does not work, please tell me. And if I have to change one, tell me. For now my problem is the hardware, since around the software I will investigate a lot about linux and operating systems, to see which is the best and good more things. The software for now is not my doubt

I am planning to upgrade my current, very old server (Dual E5-2430 Xeons, 12 cores/24 HT with SATA SSDs) which has been doing duty as a shared hosting server for around 400 websites. Have noticed slow website loading times. 95% sites are using PHP/MySQL(Wordpress).

From the time I got the server and now, so many new CPUs have come out and looks like the xeon e3/e5 lines have been discontinued. Dual scalable silver/gold xeon servers are out of my budget, so the only alternative is a E-2288G or a W-1290P (more interested in this one) xeon with NVMe drives. Passmark scores for these servers are much higher than my current one, but moving to these new servers will mean a downgrade in the number of cores.

Looking for some personal experiences with these E-2288G/W-1290P CPUs, so that I am not actually getting a downgrade by changing servers.

I don't need more than 64GB of RAM and a 2x2TB NVMe SSD is fine.