Clock speed
AMD Ryzen
Up to 5.6 GHz boost (Ryzen 9 9900X)
Intel Xeon
Up to 4.4 GHz turbo (Xeon Gold 6244)
AMD Ryzen 9 bare metal in Paris: boost clocks up to 5.6 GHz, NVMe storage, IPMI/KVM and anti-DDoS. A Ryzen-only catalogue for gaming, encoding and real-time workloads.
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AMD Ryzen 9 configurations only - 3900X, 5900X, 5950X and 9900X. Filter by RAM, NVMe storage or budget: each row shows the exact CPU, the disk layout and live availability.
| Server | CPU & RAM | Storage | Network | Lead time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Paris, FR | |||||
PERF RYZEN9 3900X 64 Paris, FR | AMD Ryzen 9 3900x 24 cores · 64 Go DDR4 | 1× 960Go SSD NVMe | 1 Gbps 100 TB | Delivery within 7 days | 168.99 € /month |
RYZEN9 5950X 128 Paris, FR | Ryzen 9 5950x 32 cores · 128 Go DDR4 | 2× 1To NVMe | 1 Gbps 100 TB | Delivery within 7 days | 275.99 € /month |
PERF RYZEN9 3900 128 Paris, FR | AMD Ryzen 9 3900x 24 cores · 128 Go DDR4 | 2× 960Go SSD NVMe | 1 Gbps 130 TB | Delivery within 7 days | 299.99 € /month |
PERF RYZEN9 5900 128 Paris, FR | AMD Ryzen 9 5900x 24 cores · 128 Go DDR4 | 1× 960Go SSD NVMe | 1 Gbps 130 TB | Delivery within 7 days | 327.99 € /month |
PERF RYZEN9 9900X 192 Paris, FR | AMD Ryzen 9 9900 24 cores · 192 Go DDR5 | 2× 960Go SSD NVMe | 1 Gbps 150 TB | Delivery within 7 days | 655.99 € /month |
Need a custom Ryzen build, more RAM or extended NVMe storage? Our sales team supports you with sizing and specification.
Filter the catalogue by network, processor, memory, location or operating system.
Network reach
Netflix, Steam, Meta, Google and Cloudflare all run points of presence in the cities where our servers sit. Your traffic reaches them over AS210699 in a few milliseconds - short paths, no transatlantic detour.
Round-trip times to Cloudflare, Google, Netflix and Meta are measured continuously from AS210699.
Dedicated management panel
The management panel centralizes all essential dedicated server operations in a clear, fast and secure interface. You keep full control over daily operations, technical interventions and advanced diagnostics without waiting for a support ticket.
Your infrastructure evolves, and so do your needs: this is why we let you scale your dedicated server without rebuilding from scratch or disrupting operations. You can increase RAM, expand storage, adapt CPU power and strengthen network connectivity based on real application load. This flexibility helps you absorb growth, prepare traffic peaks, onboard new projects or reinforce critical services with a progressive and controlled approach. Result: you keep high performance aligned with business priorities while optimizing costs and operations.
Network options
Beyond the catalogue, enable network add-ons to announce your prefixes, import your IP blocks or strengthen your routable presence on the Infrawire AS210699 network.
Announce IP prefixes via your ASN (IPv4/IPv6), dedicated peering with our network and filtering tailored to your architecture.
Import your existing IPv4 blocks onto our infrastructure: LOA, IRR, ROA and support for routing on your dedicated server.
Allocation of additional IPv4 blocks, from /24 to /22, with reverse DNS, ROA and flexible rerouting.
AMD Ryzen
A Ryzen VPS gives you a slice of a host: the cores are shared, the clock drops when a neighbour spikes, and disk I/O is arbitrated by a hypervisor. A Ryzen dedicated server gives you the whole processor. Every core, memory channel and NVMe queue answers to your workload alone, and the boost clock holds because nothing else is competing for it.
That matters because Ryzen is built for clock speed, not core count. A Ryzen 9 9900X boosts to 5.6 GHz, where the Xeon Gold parts in our catalogue top out at 4.4 GHz. On anything that runs one thread at a time - a game tick, a video encode, a compiler pass - that gap is the whole story.
Five Ryzen 9 builds, from a single game server to a full encoding pipeline. Prices are monthly, all-inclusive, with no setup fee.
The entry point into the range, with 960 GB of NVMe: enough headroom for a busy game server or a production web stack.
The most threads in the line-up, with a 4.9 GHz boost and 2×1 TB NVMe - built for parallel builds and multi-instance hosting.
The same CPU as the entry build with double the RAM and 2×960 GB NVMe, for caches, in-memory datasets and dense container hosts.
Zen 3 at 4.8 GHz: the best per-thread throughput before DDR5, for latency-sensitive real-time services.
The fastest option in the catalogue: 5.6 GHz boost, 192 GB of DDR5 and 2×960 GB NVMe for encoding pipelines and heavy CI fleets.
Ryzen pays off wherever one thread decides how fast the whole thing feels.
Minecraft, FiveM, Rust, CS2 and most MMO backends run their world simulation on a single thread. Tick rate follows clock speed, not core count, which is why a 4.8 GHz Ryzen holds a stable tick where a 2.4 GHz Xeon starts stuttering under the same player load. Anti-DDoS is included, so attacks on your game port are filtered upstream rather than by your server.
x264 and x265 scale across threads, but the per-frame work stays clock-bound. A 5950X at 4.9 GHz with 32 threads clears a transcode queue faster than a dual Xeon with more cores at half the frequency. Pair it with NVMe for the source files and your RTMP or HLS pipeline stops waiting on disk. Monthly bandwidth is listed per configuration in the table above.
Compilation is the classic mixed workload: the link step is single-threaded, the compile step is not. Ryzen wins both - high boost for the serial phases, 24 or 32 threads for the parallel ones. Self-hosted GitHub or GitLab runners on bare metal also skip the queue times and per-minute billing of shared CI. IPMI/KVM means you image the runner however you want.
Trading bots, VoIP bridges, WebRTC SFUs and matchmaking services are judged on p99 latency, not throughput. On bare metal there is no hypervisor scheduler between your process and the CPU, so jitter comes from your own code rather than from a noisy neighbour. Paris keeps round-trip times low across Western Europe.
Both ranges are bare metal with the same console, the same protection and the same support. The processor is what separates them.
AMD Ryzen
Up to 5.6 GHz boost (Ryzen 9 9900X)
Intel Xeon
Up to 4.4 GHz turbo (Xeon Gold 6244)
AMD Ryzen
Up to 16 cores / 32 threads, single socket
Intel Xeon
Up to 40 cores / 80 threads, dual socket
AMD Ryzen
Gaming, encoding, compilation, real-time services
Intel Xeon
Virtualization, large databases, multi-tenant hosting
AMD Ryzen
64 to 192 GB, DDR4 or DDR5
Intel Xeon
64 to 512 GB DDR4 ECC
AMD Ryzen
1 Gbps port, anti-DDoS included
Intel Xeon
10 Gbps port, anti-DDoS included
AMD Ryzen
From €168.99/month
Intel Xeon
From €118.50/month
| Criterion | AMD Ryzen | Intel Xeon |
|---|---|---|
| Clock speed | Up to 5.6 GHz boost (Ryzen 9 9900X) | Up to 4.4 GHz turbo (Xeon Gold 6244) |
| Core count | Up to 16 cores / 32 threads, single socket | Up to 40 cores / 80 threads, dual socket |
| Best for | Gaming, encoding, compilation, real-time services | Virtualization, large databases, multi-tenant hosting |
| Memory | 64 to 192 GB, DDR4 or DDR5 | 64 to 512 GB DDR4 ECC |
| Network | 1 Gbps port, anti-DDoS included | 10 Gbps port, anti-DDoS included |
| Entry price | From €168.99/month | From €118.50/month |
Pick Ryzen when a single thread decides your performance: game ticks, encode times, build times, request latency. Pick Xeon when you need many slower cores at once - a hypervisor running thirty VMs, a database with 512 GB of ECC RAM, or a 10 Gbps port. If your bottleneck is frequency, no amount of extra Xeon cores will fix it.
The Ryzen range is racked in Paris. Frankfurt runs the Intel Xeon catalogue.
Availability changes with stock: the catalogue table above shows what is racked right now.
Everything you need to know about our dedicated servers
For most game servers the Ryzen 9 5900X at €327.99/month is the sweet spot: a 4.8 GHz boost, 12 cores and 128 GB of RAM, which is enough to run several instances side by side. If you are hosting a single world and watching the budget, the 3900X at €168.99 handles it. Choose the 9900X only if you need DDR5 and 5.6 GHz for very high player counts or many worlds at once.
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