VirMach Epyc 7351p (16 Cores, 32 [...], $ 59.00/mo.

Epyc 7351p (16 Cores, 32 Threads) moves into higher end territory by using a single socket AMD EPYC 7351p processor at roughly 2.4GHz, delivering sixteen cores and thirty two threads on one CPU.
The platform comes with 128GB of DDR4 RAM, making it suitable for memory intensive use cases such as large databases, container clusters, virtualization with many guests or analytic workloads that benefit from keeping data in memory.
Primary storage uses a 1TB enterprise grade NVMe SSD in U.2 form factor, providing high throughput and low latency, and further drives can be added if your storage footprint grows over time.
Network allocation is a 1Gbps dedicated port paired with 50TB of data transfer each month, which is enough for busy applications or multiple high traffic sites as long as usage is reasonably optimized.
Setup for this configuration is also advertised at around twenty four hours from payment, and management features include portal based controls for remote reboots and OS reinstalls plus IPMI access for low level control.
The current promotional price brings the monthly rate down to around fifty nine dollars, positioning this server as a high value option for customers that need serious CPU and memory resources without moving all the way up to dual socket Gold systems.

All of these dedicated hosting options are part of VirMach's bare metal and virtual dedicated server lineup, built on hardware in their own racks at facilities operated by partners such as Equinix, Flexential, Maincubes, NTT and RACK59 in the United States, the Netherlands and Japan.
Each server includes a 1Gbit network port and a defined monthly bandwidth allocation, with traffic limited primarily by the port speed and data transfer cap rather than by per protocol throttling.
Management is handled through an EasyDCIM based control panel in the customer portal, which exposes power control, basic monitoring and reinstall tools, while many systems also include IPMI access so you can reach the console and BIOS even when the operating system is unavailable.
Customers are free to install Linux or Windows as needed, attach additional IPv4 addresses or storage from the standard fee schedule, and optionally upgrade to more advanced CPUs, more RAM or larger NVMe drives through the customizable configurator.
The dedicated platform is positioned for workloads that have consistent CPU or memory requirements such as game servers, databases, virtualization stacks or line of business applications, and it is complemented by VirMach's knowledge base, ticket system and toll free support line so that hardware issues and network problems can be addressed by their staff.