Bisect Hosting RYZEN 5800X, $ 169.00/mo. on Linux/Windows Dedicated

RYZEN 5800X sits at the top of the BisectHosting Ryzen dedicated range shown on the product page and targets demanding communities or application stacks that need both high clocks and plenty of threads. It is based on an AMD Ryzen 7 5800X processor offering 8 cores and 16 threads with base and boost speeds of approximately 3.8GHz and 4.7GHz, providing strong performance for game servers that rely on single threaded tick rates as well as multi threaded plugins and auxiliary services. Like the 5600X plan it ships with 64GB of DDR4 memory by default and supports upgrades up to 128GB, while storage can be expanded from the standard pair of NVMe SSDs up to two 1TB NVMe drives supplemented by a 4TB hard drive for bulk data. The server connects at 1Gbps with an included 10TB of monthly data transfer and the same 30Gbit DDoS protection as the other configurations, and BisectHosting notes that new orders are typically provisioned within twenty four hours. This makes the 5800X a strong option for large modded Minecraft networks, heavily trafficked game communities or mixed workloads that include databases and web front ends alongside the primary game hosts.

BisectHosting's dedicated server range is built for customers who want full control over physical hardware while still taking advantage of the company's game hosting ecosystem. All dedicated machines are housed in data centres with strong network connectivity and are protected by high capacity DDoS mitigation tailored for game traffic. The servers are connected on gigabit network ports with a generous monthly data transfer allowance, so most game and application workloads can run without ever worrying about overage charges. Each system can run Linux or Windows according to the customer's requirements and can host traditional web workloads, voice servers, databases or virtual machines in addition to game servers. For customers who primarily want to run game servers, BisectHosting offers several control panel options including Multicraft and its own in house Starbase panel, allowing you to manage multiple game instances, install modpacks, configure automatic updates and handle player access without needing to build tooling from scratch. Backups, scheduled tasks and monitoring features are available through the panels and through the provider's support team, and the underlying hardware is chosen with game performance in mind rather than purely focusing on storage capacity. Dedicated server customers can reconfigure their machines to host one of over one hundred supported titles or to run bespoke applications, and can scale vertically by upgrading RAM and NVMe drives as their project grows. Underlying availability is governed by BisectHosting's service level agreement which targets 99.97 percent node uptime per month, and while dedicated servers are treated separately from standard game hosting in the refund policy, the same operational practices around 24/7/365 support and proactive monitoring apply.

On the dedicated hosting information page BisectHosting highlights high Trustpilot ratings, responsive support and clear answers to common questions such as whether the servers are covered by DDoS protection and whether they include a control panel. Orders are manually verified but prepared for use quickly, and once online the hardware behaves similarly to running your own on premises machine but with the convenience of managed data centre power, cooling and connectivity. Because the plans are built on modern Ryzen processors with a strong single threaded performance profile, they are well suited to hosting demanding games and other latency sensitive workloads while still leaving overhead for databases, web front ends and background tasks.