Ryzen 9 3900X / 7950X and EPYC 9354 for high-clock and high-core work: game servers, trading bots, CI builds, databases. Linux menu below is short and exact — Windows on AMD lives on the HS RDP series (from $18).
| Build | CPU | RAM | Disk | Price/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HKP-vm.v3-heavy (NL) | EPYC 9354 · 8c/3.2GHz | 32GB | 240GB NVMe | $127.00/mo | Configure |
| HKP-vds.ryzen-16 (NL) | Ryzen 9 7950X · 4c/4.5GHz | 16GB | 200GB NVMe | $191.00/mo | Configure |
| Singapore Ryzen node | Ryzen 9 3900X | per plan | NVMe | per plan — ask | Configure |
AMD Linux inventory is narrower than Intel and moves fast — if neither build fits, ask for current AMD stock before assuming Intel. No "better" claims: AMD wins single-thread and core density; Intel wins breadth of compatible images — workload decides. Available options (RAID, extra IPs, firewall, backups) are listed on the KVM VPS hub.
Minecraft, Rust, Valheim — tick-rate loves 4.5GHz+ cores.
MT4/MT5 and automation where single-thread latency matters.
Build farms, Postgres/MySQL with NVMe behind them.
