Dedicated Servers

Dedicated Server Rental at ForceVPS: Xeon, AMD EPYC, and Ryzen

A dedicated server is a physical server whose entire CPU, RAM, and storage resources are allocated exclusively to a single customer, without sharing hardware resources with other users. This hosting model is designed for projects that have outgrown the capabilities of a virtual server, including high-traffic websites, databases, corporate systems, and workloads with predictable performance requirements. At ForceVPS, dedicated server rental is available across several hardware platforms, including Intel Xeon Scalable, AMD EPYC, AMD Ryzen, as well as specialized GPU and AI servers for machine learning and rendering.

All servers are hosted in certified Tier III data centers with a guaranteed 99.99% SLA uptime. New dedicated servers are provisioned within up to 24 hours after the order is confirmed.

How Is a Dedicated Server Different from a VPS?

The main advantage of a dedicated server over a virtual server is the absence of resource overselling. While a VPS shares physical hardware between multiple customers, a dedicated server is used exclusively by your project: all CPU performance, RAM, and storage capacity are available without interference from other tenants on the same machine. This makes dedicated server hosting an ideal solution when predictable 24/7 performance is more important than temporary performance during periods of low system load.

A dedicated server also provides access to IPMI/BMC for full out-of-band hardware management. You can reinstall the operating system, mount your own installation image, or reboot the server even when the primary operating system is unavailable.

ForceVPS Dedicated Server Lines

Each ForceVPS dedicated server line is designed for a specific type of workload:

• Intel Xeon Scalable — reliable servers for websites, databases, and corporate services where long-term stability is essential;
• AMD EPYC — high-performance servers with large core counts for high-load projects, virtualization, and resource-intensive applications;
• AMD Ryzen — high-frequency servers designed for workloads that depend heavily on single-thread performance;
• GPU Servers — servers equipped with powerful graphics cards for machine learning, rendering, and compute workloads;
• AI Servers — systems optimized for artificial intelligence workloads and neural network training.

If you are looking to rent a dedicated server for a specific workload, from a corporate website to a GPU cluster for AI, this range of server platforms allows you to choose an appropriate configuration without paying for resources you do not need. Current pricing for each product line is available in the corresponding section of the ForceVPS website.

What Can You Use a Dedicated Server For?

Dedicated infrastructure supports a wide range of workloads: high-traffic websites and online stores that require guaranteed resources without performance degradation during peak hours; databases and corporate systems such as CRM, ERP, and 1C that need predictable query processing under continuous load; and virtualization or containerization environments where a physical server acts as the foundation for multiple virtual machines. Dedicated GPU and AI servers are also suitable for machine learning and artificial intelligence projects, rendering and video processing on powerful graphics processors, as well as large-scale data storage including backups, file storage, and media archives.

What's Included and Why Choose ForceVPS?

When you order a dedicated server from ForceVPS, you get:

• full root access and the ability to install your own operating system or custom image through IPMI;
• IPMI/BMC access for remote out-of-band hardware management;
• at least one dedicated IPv4 address included with the plan, with additional IP addresses available on request;
• basic DDoS protection at no additional cost;
• the ability to upgrade memory, storage, and network resources on most configurations.

The entire physical server is dedicated exclusively to your project, while hosting in Tier III data centers with redundant network and power infrastructure provides a guaranteed 99.99% SLA uptime. Servers are provisioned within 24 hours after order confirmation, technical support is available 24/7 to assist with configuration, and the wide hardware range — from affordable Xeon servers to high-end AI and GPU systems — allows your infrastructure to remain within the ForceVPS ecosystem as your project grows.

How to Rent a Dedicated Server

If you are not sure which server line is best suited to your workload, describe your CPU, RAM, storage, or GPU requirements and the ForceVPS team can help you select a ready-made configuration or build a server tailored to your project. To rent a dedicated server on your own, choose the appropriate product line — Intel Xeon Scalable, AMD EPYC, AMD Ryzen, GPU Servers, or AI Servers — select the configuration that matches your workload, and place your order. The server will be provisioned within 24 hours, while full root access and IPMI management allow you to start configuring your infrastructure immediately.