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Dedicated server · AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 8700GE

DS-2: 16 threads, 64 GB, 2 × 512 GB NVMe

DS-2 uses the GE-suffix Ryzen PRO part, which trades peak clock speed for a smaller thermal envelope. In practice that makes it a steady, quiet workhorse rather than a sprinter: sixteen threads that hold their pace for as long as the work lasts, with 64 GB of DDR5 behind them.

Rendering of a server cabinet with one sled pulled outSingle tenant1 Gbit · unmetered

Specification

The actual hardware.

Full specification of the DS-2 dedicated server
Processor and memory
ProcessorAMD Ryzen 7 PRO 8700GE (8 cores / 16 threads)
Threads16All of them yours — there is no hypervisor of ours on this machine.
Memory64 GB DDR5 ECC
Storage
Drives2 × 512 GB NVMe
Raw capacity1024 GB NVMe
Layout2 × 512 GB NVMe, supplied as two physical devices. Mirroring is arranged at build time if you ask for it.
Network
Uplink1000 Mbit
TransferUnmetered
IPv41 included
IPv6/64 block
Notes1 Gbit uplink, unmetered. Additional IPv4 addresses are available on request with a justification.
Software
ImagesUbuntu 24.04 LTS, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Debian 12, AlmaLinux 9, Rocky Linux 9, Ubuntu 24.04 + DockerLinux only. No Windows licensing is sold with this machine.
Control panelsNone sold
BackupsNone included — backups on metal are yours to arrange
ManagementSelf-managed
Delivery
CountriesGermany
Ready inWithin one business day of the order clearing
AvailabilityOrderable

What it costs

$160.90/month

Plus a one-off $85.00 setup fee, so the first invoice is $245.90 and every one after it is $160.90.


Setup fee
$85.00Charged once. Not refundable.
Billing terms
monthlyNo annual discount on hardware.
Renewal
$160.90/mo
Currency
USD

Excludes tax, which is calculated at checkout from where you are and your tax number.

Order this machine

Tell us the country and how you want the drives arranged. If stock cannot meet the one-business-day commitment, you hear that before you pay.

Scope

What the price covers.

The right-hand column is not a list of things we are working on. It is the shape of the product.

In the price

  • A whole physical machine — no hypervisor of ours, no neighbours, no oversubscription
  • 1 Gbit uplink with unmetered traffic
  • One IPv4 address and a /64 of IPv6
  • Full hardware access: run your own hypervisor, container platform or bare operating system
  • Available in Germany
  • Provisioned within one business day of the order clearing

Not in the price

  • Self-managed: operating system, patching and application support are yours
  • A one-off setup fee applies on the first invoice and is not refundable
  • No hourly billing and no minute-scale provisioning — this is hardware, not an instance
  • No panel-driven resize: changing machine is a migration to a different one
  • No Windows licensing sold with it; the images we support are Linux
  • We do not publish IOPS figures for these drives because we have not measured them ourselves

Suited to

What DS-2 is the right machine for.

Eight efficiency-focused AMD cores and 64 GB, for machines that run all day at moderate load.

Steady production workloads
Applications with a flat load curve, where consistency matters more than the top of the clock range.
A private services host
Mail, files, Git and a wiki for a team, all on hardware nobody else shares.
A staging mirror of production
The same shape as a bigger machine at a fraction of the cost, for rehearsing changes properly.

Questions

About DS-2 specifically.

Why pick DS-2 over DS-1 for $5 more?
Eight full AMD cores against Intel's six performance cores plus eight efficiency cores. If your workload is a few processes that each want a real core, DS-2 is the better shape. If it is many small processes, DS-1's twenty threads go further.
Is it fast enough for a single-threaded application?
It is the slowest single-thread part in this lineup. If one thread is your bottleneck, DS-5's Ryzen 9 7950X3D is the machine to look at instead — twice the cores, higher clocks, and $340.90 a month.