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%
Solana nodes · pay with SOL
Bare-metal AMD EPYC servers that meet Anza’s published requirements for Solana validators and RPC nodes — separate NVMe drives, 10 to 25 Gbps unmetered — paid in SOL, credited in under a minute.
Solana node hardware
Anza asks for a 2.8 GHz or faster base clock, with higher clock speed preferred over more cores. That’s why we recommend the D48 (3.15 GHz) for validators and the D64 (3.2 GHz) for RPC: our 96- to 256-core servers run at 2.6–2.7 GHz base, below that guidance.
| Component | Official guidance | Our servers |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 2.8 GHz+ base, AVX2, SHA extensions · 12 cores / 24 threads (RPC: 16 / 32) | D48: 3.15 GHz base, Zen 5 with AVX-512, 48 cores / 96 threads |
| Memory | 256 GB+, ECC suggested (RPC: 512 GB+ for all account indexes) | D48: 256 GB DDR5 ECC · D64: 576 GB |
| Disks | Separate NVMe for accounts (1 TB+) and ledger (1 TB+), snapshots 500 GB+ | D48: 2 × 3.84 TB NVMe · D64: 2 × 7.68 TB |
| Network | 1 Gbit/s unstaked · 2 Gbit/s+ staked, 10 Gbit/s recommended | D48: 10 Gbps · D64: 25 Gbps, unmetered |
Source: Anza — Agave validator requirements, checked on 14 Oct 2026. Requirements change as networks grow — check the latest guidance before you deploy.
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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 serverMost popular
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%
D96 — AMD EPYC 9655P dedicated server
Databases & analytics
96 cores · 768 GB DDR5 · 4×3.84 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9655P · up to 4.5 GHz
$849/mo
Cherry $1,118 −24%
D128 — AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated server
Virtualization & private cloud
128 cores · 1,152 GB DDR5 · 4×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 GbpsAMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$1,149/mo
Cherry $1,230 −7%
D192 — Dual AMD EPYC 9655 dedicated server
AI inference & data
192 cores · 1,536 GB DDR5 · 4×7.68 TB NVMe · 25 Gbps2 × AMD EPYC 9655 · up to 4.5 GHz
$1,899/mo
OVHcloud $3,130 −39%
D256 — Dual AMD EPYC 9755 dedicated serverFlagship
CI farms & big storage
256 cores · 2,304 GB DDR5 · 8×7.68 TB NVMe · 2 × 25 Gbps2 × AMD EPYC 9755 · up to 4.1 GHz
$2,999/mo
DataPacket $3,190 −6%
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FAQ
Timing, networks, refunds and the servers to pick.
All crypto optionsThe D48. Anza requires 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, with 10 Gbit/s recommended for staked nodes. The D48 has a 3.15 GHz base clock, 48 Zen 5 cores, 256 GB of DDR5 ECC, two 3.84 TB NVMe drives and an unmetered 10 Gbps port.
The D64: RPC nodes need 16 cores / 32 threads or more and 512 GB of RAM or more for all account indexes. The D64 has 64 cores at a 3.2 GHz base clock, 576 GB of DDR5 ECC, two 7.68 TB NVMe drives and an unmetered 25 Gbps port.
Choose “No RAID” when you deploy: each NVMe drive is left as an independent disk that you format and mount for accounts, ledger and snapshots.
No — you get the bare-metal server with full root and IPMI access, and you install and run the validator client yourself. Anza notes that running in Docker isn’t recommended for live clusters: a dedicated server avoids that layer entirely.
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Your balance pays for new servers and monthly renewals. It isn’t refundable as such, except when we can’t deliver a server you paid for: a server not delivered within 24 hours, or faulty on delivery and not fixed within 24 hours, is refunded in full. Top-up bonus credit is never paid out.
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