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A dedicated server is a physical machine reserved entirely for you: CPU, RAM, disks, bandwidth - nothing is shared. It delivers the best raw performance, full hardware and configuration control, and remains the go-to choice for heavy workloads: large databases, virtualisation, GPU compute, high-traffic web hosting.
Bare-metal is a single physical machine with full hardware access. Dedicated cloud stays virtualised but with pinned CPU cores and reserved RAM. Bare-metal is faster and more predictable, dedicated cloud more flexible (snapshots, scaling).
EPYC shines on parallel workloads (containers, distributed databases) with more cores per euro. Xeon is still preferred for application compatibility and some high-clock workloads. Benchmark your specific workload.
1 Gbps unmetered suits most web workloads. For streaming, CDN or heavy backups, aim for 10 Gbps. Also check uplink quality (Tier 1 transit vs IX peering).
