AMD EPYC 4245P
ID: 50055 | DC: 7
Managed Dedicated Server: The hosting provider handles server setup, monitoring, maintenance, security updates, and technical support.
Get a fully dedicated server hosted from our Dublin, Ireland facility, built for businesses that need direct control over hardware, bandwidth, and infrastructure without sharing resources with other tenants. Ireland's position as a European technology hub makes it a strong base for reaching customers across the UK, EU, and North Atlantic routes with low latency.
Every server ships with root-level access and a choice of operating system Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, RockyLinux, or AlmaLinux so you can configure the stack around your application, whether that's a production website, a database cluster, a game server, or a self-hosted platform. Plans start from single-socket entry configurations and scale up to dual processor, high-core-count builds for compute-heavy workloads.
Choose between unmanaged servers, where you retain full administrative control, or managed servers, where our team handles setup, monitoring, patching, and ongoing support letting you focus on your application instead of server upkeep.
Choosing a dedicated server in Ireland comes down to one question: what does your workload actually need? Below, each hardware tier is paired with the use cases it's built for - so you can match capacity to requirement instead of overpaying for headroom you'll never use.
The Intel Xeon E3-1240 v3 and E3-1270 v6 deliver reliable single-socket performance with 4 cores and up to 64GB RAM. This tier is the natural starting point for developers and small businesses running production websites, staging environments, or small-to-medium applications with a clear upgrade path as traffic and workload grow.
Stepping up to 2x E5-2683 v4, 2x E5-2699 v4, or 2x Xeon Gold 6152/6248 configurations puts 32 to 56 cores to work. This is the tier for teams running virtualization, database hosting, or multiple concurrent services on a single box enough core density and RAM headroom to avoid resource contention across workloads.
The Ryzen 9 3900X, 5950X, 7950X, and 9950X trade core count for clock speed, reaching up to 4.5GHz. That single-thread performance is exactly what game server operators and latency-sensitive applications depend on, where response time matters more than raw parallel throughput.
From the 6-core EPYC 4245P up through dual-EPYC 9754 builds reaching 256 cores, this lineup is built for data processing, rendering, and large-scale application hosting workloads that need to scale horizontally across cores rather than lean on clock speed alone.
Network capacity on our Ireland servers is tiered to match the hardware: entry and mid-range builds come with 1Gbps connections and defined monthly transfer allowances (commonly 40TB), while higher-tier configurations step up to 10Gbps and 25Gbps unmetered bandwidth. Select high-performance builds offer up to 100Gbps unmetered connectivity for workloads that move large volumes of data continuously.
Being hosted in Dublin gives you efficient routing to European and UK networks, which matters for applications where round-trip latency to nearby markets directly affects user experience web applications, streaming, VoIP, or any service with a primarily European or transatlantic audience.
Our Ireland dedicated servers are hosted from Dublin, giving you strong connectivity to European and UK networks.
Configurations start from entry-level single-socket builds and scale up through dual-processor, high-core-count servers, so pricing spans a wide range depending on CPU, RAM, storage, and bandwidth tier you choose.
For most modern deployments (Kubernetes, microservices), AMD EPYC delivers better value. For latency-critical legacy systems, Intel Xeon's clock speed may justify the cost difference.
Yes. Start with the Intel Xeon E3-1270 v6 (4 cores) or AMD Ryzen 9 3900X (12 cores), then migrate to 32–64 core systems (2x Intel Xeon E5, 2x AMD EPYC 7551) as workload demands grow.
Every server supports Windows, Debian, Ubuntu, RockyLinux, and AlmaLinux.
It depends on the configuration. Entry and mid-range servers typically include 1Gbps connections with a set monthly transfer allowance, while higher-tier builds move to 10Gbps or 25Gbps unmetered, and select high-performance configurations offer up to 100Gbps unmetered.
Yes. The lineup includes single-socket options (Intel Xeon E3 series, AMD Ryzen 9, single AMD EPYC processors) as well as dual-processor configurations (2x Intel Xeon, 2x AMD EPYC) for workloads that need higher core counts.
Storage varies by configuration, ranging from SATA and NVMe SSDs to multi-terabyte NVMe arrays, depending on the server tier you select.
Yes, dedicated servers come with root-level access so you have full control over server configuration.