AMD Servers

AMD is a manufacturer of computer components such as CPUs, computer chips, graphics cards and more. They have been innovating computer technology for over 50 years. In fact, AMD processors have become one of the most commonly used CPUs in computers around the world.

But they aren’t just used in computers, AMD server processors such as their EPYC range are used in data centres globally. They offer superior performance and security features, which is why we use the best AMD server CPUs to power our servers.

If you're looking for high-spec performance optimised for computing, developing, gaming and more, AMD processors deliver exactly that with their 3 and Zen 4 architecture.

If you opt for an EPYC CPU, you'll get optimised multi-processor performance with enhanced security and advanced Hybrid Multi-Die SoC design. They perfect for modern workloads and enterprises that need lots of power for bigger projects.

Choosing a Dedicated Server with an AMD Ryzen PRO processor will give you powerful performance, also with built-in security features. Built with industry-leading processor technology, Ryzen PRO servers are ideal for data-crunching, composing and productivity.

The price of AMD servers can vary, mostly dependent on the hardware that it uses. For example, the more CPU cores, RAM and storage space a Dedicated Server has, the more it will cost. The model of CPU will have an impact as well e.g. our AMD EPYC servers cost more than our AMD Ryzen PRO servers.

Some OS incur an extra monthly cost, as do some add-ons such as Plesk Obsidian, Cyber Protect and IPv4 addresses.

Your choice of server operating system will most likely come down to which tools you prefer to use. For example, if you want to build websites with WordPress or you need to use advanced scripting like Ruby or Python, Linux is usually the best option. But if your project requires ASP.NET or other Microsoft-based technologies, you should probably select Windows.

With our AMD servers, you get complete control, right down to which OS you need for your project.

Intel vs AMD is a long-running debate, but really it all comes down to personal preference. Both Intel and AMD server CPUs offer optimal performance for a range of projects, making them ideal for whatever you need to use your server for.

It can be difficult knowing which to choose, but it depends on what you’re looking to get from your Intel or AMD servers. For example, you can get a high core count with an Intel CPU, but some AMD server CPUs offer a higher clock speed. If you need advice on which server is best for your project you can speak to our team of experts who’ll be able to help.

Yes! It's possible to customise the configuration of your AMD Dedicated Server so it'll meet specific requirements. You can choose from a variety of AMD processors, different amounts of memory and storage, the network speed, and the operating system, like Windows or Linux.

Our AMD Dedicated Servers are compatible with a wide range of operating systems, database management software, and distributions. And this can all be handled in your Control Panel. Whether you prefer to work on Linux or Windows, you can customise your server to suit your project.

Our AMD Dedicated Servers are hosted in certified UK data centres, one of which is Tier IV certified, the highest data centre tier and the first of its kind in the UK meaning that it must have a fully-redundant architecture. That also means 99.999% uptime and the highest levels of fault tolerance. We also include our 2GB Cyber Protect Basic add-on for free with our servers so that you can get straight to backing up and protecting your project as soon as you get started.

AMD stands for Advanced Micro Devices and is one of the biggest manufacturers of computing products worldwide.