Powerful Intel & AMD UK Dedicated Servers, backed by a Premium Network & SLA
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Intel Dedicated Server
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Intel Dedicated Server
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Intel Dedicated Server
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Intel Dedicated Server
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Intel Dedicated Server
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AMD Dedicated Server
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Dedicated Servers FAQ
Can you provide DDoS Protection for my Server?
Yes, we can provide DDoS Protected Dedicated Servers from any of our on-net locations. Please get in touch to discuss this prior to ordering.
Do you provide a hardware SLA?
Yes, our standard hardware replacement SLA is 4 hours.
What is a bare metal dedicated server?
A bare metal dedicated server is a physical server that is exclusively allocated to a single tenant, meaning only one customer has access to all of its resources. Unlike virtual servers that share the same physical hardware with other virtual servers, a bare metal server provides direct access to the underlying hardware without any virtualisation layer.
Here are key features and benefits of bare metal dedicated servers:
High Performance: Since there is no virtualisation overhead, bare metal servers can deliver superior performance, making them ideal for resource-intensive applications.
Full Access: Users have full access to the server's CPU, RAM, and storage, ensuring optimal performance and control.
Hardware Customisation: Customers can specify the exact hardware configuration, including the type of CPU, amount of RAM, storage options, and network interfaces.
Software Control: Users can request any operating system and software, giving them complete control over the server environment.
Compliance: Bare metal servers are often preferred for applications requiring stringent security and compliance standards.
Consistent Performance: Without other tenants affecting resource availability, bare metal servers offer consistent and reliable performance.
Dedicated Resources: Full allocation of resources means no competition for CPU, memory, or storage, enhancing reliability for critical applications.
Use Cases:
High-Performance Computing (HPC): Suitable for scientific computations, simulations, and large-scale data processing.
Gaming Servers: Ideal for hosting online games that require low latency and high performance.
Database Hosting: Perfect for running large databases that need direct access to physical hardware for optimal performance.
Web Hosting: Beneficial for websites and applications with high traffic and performance requirements.
In summary, a bare metal dedicated server provides a powerful, customisable, and secure hosting solution for businesses that need dedicated hardware resources without the overhead of virtualisation.
Which is best, AMD or Intel Servers?
Choosing between an Intel or AMD dedicated server depends on various factors including performance requirements, budget, specific use cases, and personal preference. Here are some considerations to help determine which might be best for your needs:
Intel Dedicated Servers Pros:
Single-Thread Performance: Intel CPUs traditionally excel in single-thread performance, which can be beneficial for applications that require high per-core performance.
Stability and Compatibility: Intel has a long-standing reputation for stability and compatibility with a wide range of software and hardware.
Advanced Features: Features like Intel Turbo Boost, Hyper-Threading, and Optane Memory can enhance performance for specific workloads.
Wide Availability: Intel servers are widely available and are often the default choice for many data centers.
Intel Dedicated Servers Cons:
Cost: Intel CPUs tend to be more expensive compared to their AMD counterparts, particularly for similar performance levels.
Energy Efficiency: Intel has made strides, but some AMD processors are currently more energy-efficient.
AMD Dedicated Servers Pros:
Multi-Core Performance: AMD’s Ryzen and EPYC processors offer excellent multi-core performance, making them ideal for parallel processing and multi-threaded applications.
Price-to-Performance Ratio: AMD often provides a better price-to-performance ratio, offering more cores and threads for the money.
Energy Efficiency: AMD's latest processors are known for their energy efficiency, which can result in lower operational costs.
Advanced Features: AMD processors support technologies like Precision Boost and PCIe 4.0, which can enhance performance for certain workloads.
AMD Dedicated Servers Cons:
Single-Thread Performance: While AMD has significantly improved, Intel still holds an edge in single-thread performance in certain scenarios.
Availability and Support: Intel’s long-standing dominance means that some older software and hardware may be better optimized for Intel CPUs.
Choose Intel Dedicated Servers if:
Your applications rely heavily on single-thread performance (e.g., certain financial applications, database servers).
You require maximum compatibility and stability with a wide range of software and hardware.
You are looking for specific Intel features such as Optane Memory or certain virtualization technologies.
Choose AMD Dedicated Servers if:
Your workloads benefit from high core and thread counts (e.g., virtualized environments, data analytics, large-scale databases).
You are looking for the best value for money in terms of cores and performance.
Energy efficiency is a priority to reduce operational costs.
Both Intel and AMD offer robust options for dedicated servers, and the best choice depends on your specific requirements. Assess your performance needs, budget, and any particular features or compatibilities your applications require. If possible, run benchmarks or tests on both platforms to see which performs better for your particular use case.
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Dedicated Servers at VeloxServ
At VeloxServ, we understand the importance of reliable and high-performance hosting solutions for businesses of all sizes. Our dedicated servers offer a robust platform for hosting mission-critical applications, websites, and services, providing the power, flexibility, and security your business needs to thrive in today's digital landscape.
What is a Dedicated Server at VeloxServ?
A dedicated server at VeloxServ is a powerful and fully customizable hosting solution that provides exclusive access to a physical server dedicated solely to your business. Unlike shared hosting environments where resources are shared among multiple users, a dedicated server offers unparalleled performance, security, and control, making it ideal for businesses with high-traffic websites, resource-intensive applications, or strict security requirements.
How do the Servers Work and How are They Secure?
Our dedicated servers operate on state-of-the-art hardware infrastructure housed in our secure data centres. Each server is equipped with the latest Intel or AMD processors, ample RAM, and high-speed SSD storage, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. To enhance security, we employ robust measures such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and regular security audits to safeguard your data and infrastructure against cyber threats.
Where are the Servers?
Our dedicated servers are located in our Midlands data centre, strategically positioned to offer low-latency connectivity and high availability to businesses across the UK. Our data centre facilities adhere to stringent security standards and feature redundant power supplies, environmental controls, and round-the-clock monitoring to ensure uninterrupted operation and maximum uptime for your business-critical applications.
What Packages do VeloxServ Offer?
We offer a range of dedicated server packages tailored to meet the diverse needs of businesses:
DS1
Entry-level Intel dedicated server with ample resources to support small to medium-sized websites and applications.
DS2
Mid-range Intel dedicated server offering enhanced performance and scalability for growing businesses.
DS3
High-performance Intel dedicated server with increased processing power and storage capacity for demanding workloads.
DS4
Enterprise-grade Intel dedicated server designed to handle the most resource-intensive applications and services.
DS5
High-density Intel dedicated server offering maximum performance and scalability for large-scale deployments and data-intensive tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dedicated Servers
What does DDoS Mean and How Does it Work?
DDoS, or Distributed Denial of Service, is a type of cyber attack aimed at disrupting the normal operation of a server or network by overwhelming it with a flood of traffic from multiple sources. At VeloxServ, we offer DDoS protection services to mitigate the impact of such attacks and ensure the continuous availability of your services to your customers.
What Does SLA Mean and How Does it Work?
SLA, or Service Level Agreement, is a contractual agreement between VeloxServ and our customers that outlines the terms, conditions, and guarantees of our services. Our SLA includes commitments related to uptime, performance, support response times, and other key metrics, ensuring that you receive the level of service and reliability you expect from us.
What is a Bare Metal Dedicated Server and How Does it Work?
A bare metal dedicated server refers to a physical server that is dedicated exclusively to a single tenant, without any virtualization layer or shared resources. With a bare metal server, you have full control over the hardware, operating system, and software stack, allowing you to optimise performance, security, and scalability according to your specific requirements.
At VeloxServ, we offer bare metal dedicated servers that provide the raw computing power and flexibility needed to support even the most demanding workloads and applications. With our reliable infrastructure, comprehensive support, and customisable solutions, we're here to help you harness the full potential of dedicated server hosting for your business.
