D32 — AMD EPYC 9355P dedicated serverEntry
Game & web servers
32 cores · 128 GB DDR5 · 2×1.92 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9355P · up to 4.4 GHz
$199/mo
Contabo $446 −55%
D48 · Most popular
48 Zen 5 cores at 3.15 GHz base and up to 4.4 GHz, 256 GB of DDR5 ECC, two 3.84 TB enterprise NVMe drives and an unmetered 10 Gbps port — the balanced server for SaaS, hosting and Solana validators.
Spec sheet · D48
Processor figures from AMD’s official specifications. Everything else is exactly what you get when you deploy.
Disk layout · chosen when you deploy
Built for
Hosting, SaaS & APIs — and more. Full root access means you run whatever stack you like.
96 threads and 256 GB of RAM run application servers, queues and a database side by side.
Room for a control panel and hundreds of accounts, with 3.84 TB mirrored or 7.68 TB striped.
Meets Anza’s validator minimums: 2.8 GHz+ base clock, 12+ cores, 256 GB of RAM, accounts and ledger on separate NVMe drives.
Above ethereum.org’s recommendation for validating (8+ cores, 64 GB, 4 TB NVMe): 48 cores, 256 GB, 7.68 TB in RAID 0.
Price check · 13 Oct 2026
The closest public offer we found for this configuration, at its list price for new orders.
LowCostDedi D48
$329/mo $0 setup
OVHcloud RISE-XL
$354/mo + $354 setup (1 month)
You save $654 in the first year 2× the RAM, 2× the NVMe, 10× the port, no setup fee.
Public list price for new orders, excl. VAT, checked on the provider’s website on 13 Oct 2026. EUR converted at the ECB rate (1 EUR = 1.1188 USD). First-year saving includes their setup fee. Trademarks belong to their owners. All 7 comparisons
The range
D32 — AMD EPYC 9355P dedicated serverEntry
Game & web servers
32 cores · 128 GB DDR5 · 2×1.92 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9355P · up to 4.4 GHz
$199/mo
Contabo $446 −55%
D48 — AMD EPYC 9455P dedicated serverThis server
Hosting, SaaS & APIs
48 cores · 256 GB DDR5 · 2×3.84 TB NVMe · 10 GbpsAMD EPYC 9455P · up to 4.4 GHz
$329/mo
OVHcloud $354 −7%
D64 — AMD EPYC 9555P dedicated server
Streaming & CDN
64 cores · 576 GB DDR5 · 2×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9555P · up to 4.4 GHz
$599/mo
Scaleway $761 −21%
FAQ
Delivery, disks, bandwidth and payment for the AMD EPYC 9455P.
How support worksYes. Anza’s published requirements for a validator are a 2.8 GHz or faster base clock with AVX2 and SHA extensions, 12 cores / 24 threads or more, 256 GB of RAM or more, and separate NVMe drives for accounts and ledger. The D48 has a 3.15 GHz base clock (Zen 5, AVX-512), 48 cores / 96 threads, 256 GB of DDR5 ECC and two 3.84 TB NVMe drives — choose “No RAID” when you deploy to keep them separate — plus 10 Gbps for a staked node.
The RISE-XL also has a 48-core Zen 5 EPYC, with 128 GB of DDR5, 2 × 1.92 TB NVMe and a 1 Gbps port, for $354/mo plus a setup fee of one month (price checked on 13 Oct 2026). The D48 costs $329/mo with twice the RAM, twice the NVMe, a 10 Gbps port and no setup fee.
In under 5 minutes once it’s paid. Top up your balance in crypto — it’s credited automatically after network confirmation — then deploy: the server is installed with the operating system, disk layout, hostname and SSH key you chose, and your root and IPMI access appear in your client area. If a server isn’t delivered within 24 hours, you get a full refund.
Software RAID is set up during installation: RAID 1 (3.84 TB), RAID 0 (7.68 TB), No RAID (7.68 TB). Pick “No RAID” to partition the drives yourself, or install any OS from your own ISO through IPMI.
Yes. There is no monthly transfer quota and no overage bill — the port is yours to use. The only limits are those of our Acceptable Use Policy: no attacks, spam or illegal content.
Yes: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, USDT on TRON (TRC-20) and Solana. You top up your balance in USD with the rate locked while you pay, every top-up from $100 earns +5% per $100 up to +50%, and the D48 is paid from your balance each month.
Ready when you are
$329/mo · online in under 5 minutes · $0 setup · pay in BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT or SOL, up to +50% top-up bonus.