King Servers VPS 16 Core, $ 127.00/mo. on Linux VPS

VPS 16 Core has been added on Jul 13, 2025, Aggregate Rating (9.1 out of 10 from 79 reviews)

💪 CPU/Cores :	16 Core
🔋 RAM :	32000 MB
🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	1
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔧 Category :	Self Managed
🌏 Server Locations :	Netherlands Russian Federation United States
⚑ Targeting :	EE NL RU US

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King Servers is an international server-hosting and infrastructure provider operating since 2006. The company has been associated with founder and chief executive Vladimir Fomenko, while its services are connected with Server Technologies LLC and the Estonian company IT Hosting Group OÜ. Administrative operations are based in Tallinn, Estonia.

The service range concentrates on VPS and VDS hosting, dedicated servers, GPU servers, high-bandwidth infrastructure, DDoS protection, server administration, Microsoft software licensing, migration assistance and infrastructure consulting. Shared hosting, colocation, storage services and virtual desktop solutions also form part of the wider portfolio, although virtual and physical servers remain the central products.

Virtual servers are available in the United States, the Netherlands and Russia. Standard configurations begin with 2 GB RAM and extend to 32 GB RAM, while AMD-based packages provide additional processor resources for applications requiring stronger multi-core performance. Storage uses SSD or NVMe drives according to the selected location and package.

Most standard VPS packages include a 100 Mbps port with unlimited traffic. They are suitable for websites, development environments, databases, APIs, VPN gateways, remote desktop systems, game servers, testing platforms and business applications. Automated deployment allows many standard configurations to become available within several minutes after payment.

The virtual-server catalog includes configurations intended for Linux, Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, FreeBSD, KVM virtualization, IPv6, RDP, WireGuard, VPN services, Python development, artificial intelligence, GPU computing and DDoS-protected workloads. Several of these product categories use the same underlying server packages with operating systems or software adapted for a particular purpose.

Dedicated hosting includes both ready-to-use servers and individually assembled configurations. Hardware options cover Intel Xeon, AMD Ryzen and AMD EPYC processors, with SSD or NVMe storage, large memory allocations and network ports ranging from standard 1 Gbps connections to specialized high-bandwidth deployments.

The least expensive dedicated systems use older Intel Xeon E3 processors and are suitable for conventional hosting, backup tasks, development systems and moderate business workloads. Ryzen 9 and AMD EPYC servers provide considerably more processing capacity for virtualization, large databases, high-traffic applications and compute-intensive services.

Custom dedicated servers can be assembled with specific processors, memory capacities, storage arrays, GPUs and network connections. This gives business customers more flexibility than a fixed inventory catalog, particularly when deploying database clusters, virtualization platforms, private clouds or specialized application environments.

The GPU server range includes NVIDIA RTX 4000, RTX A4000, RTX A5000, RTX A6000, RTX 3090 and other professional cards according to availability. These systems are appropriate for machine learning, artificial-intelligence inference, model training, 3D rendering, video processing, data analytics and GPU-accelerated software.

Single-GPU and multi-GPU configurations are available. More complex AI environments can be assembled with custom combinations of processors, graphics cards, RAM, NVMe storage and network capacity.

High-bandwidth dedicated servers are available with 1, 10, 20 or 40 Gbps unmetered connections. These configurations suit streaming services, CDN nodes, large file distribution, media processing, game platforms, backup transfers and other applications that generate substantial network traffic.

DDoS protection covers network and application attacks from Layer 3 through Layer 7. Distributed traffic-cleaning nodes filter malicious traffic before it reaches the customer’s server. More advanced deployments can use WAF protection, BGP routing and GRE tunnels.

The mitigation network operates through more than ten filtering regions, with attack-response times targeted at less than five seconds. DDoS protection can therefore support individual servers as well as more complex infrastructures distributed across several networks or hosting locations.

An AI Website Builder is also available. It can generate a basic website structure, page sections and written content before the customer previews and publishes the result. This is a secondary service but can be useful for customers who need a simple website without building every page manually.

Infrastructure consulting covers dedicated servers, cloud environments, virtualization, containers, routing, backups, monitoring, databases, logging, application performance, access control, fault tolerance and load balancing. Business customers can request an assessment of their existing infrastructure together with recommendations for a replacement or optimized architecture.

Migration assistance can include dependency analysis, destination planning, testing, rollback procedures, staged transfers and downtime reduction. This is particularly useful when moving multiple servers, databases or business applications rather than a single website.

Microsoft software licensing includes Windows Server, Remote Desktop Services, Microsoft 365, Office, SQL Server, Exchange, SharePoint, Dynamics and System Center. This allows Windows-based infrastructure, remote desktop environments and Microsoft enterprise applications to be licensed together with the required servers.

The website has a modern responsive design and supports English and Russian. The English version displays prices in US dollars, while the Russian ordering environment also supports local payment options and Russian-language service information.

Some duplicated and older product addresses remain accessible, and an obsolete OpenVZ section no longer contains an active product page. Current KVM-based configurations should therefore be used when comparing virtual-server options.