Buy Ryzen VDS: High-Frequency Virtual Servers with AMD Ryzen 9 9950X
Built for game servers, bots and API projects, our Ryzen VDS plans feature single-core speeds up to 5.7 GHz, NVMe SSD storage and a 10 Gbit port, starting from 399,90 TL per month. Setup begins the moment your payment is confirmed, and your server is delivered in 2-5 minutes.
On our Ryzen servers, hosted at the Netweb data center in Istanbul, your resources are guaranteed; Layer 3/4 DDoS protection, a static IPv4 address and 24/7 technical support come standard with every plan.
Ryzen VDS Plans and Pricing
Our Ryzen VDS plans start from 399,90 TL per month. Every plan comes standard with an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processor (5950X depending on availability), NVMe SSD storage, a 10 Gbit port, free DDoS protection and a static IPv4 address; the only differences between plans are core count, RAM and disk capacity.
- Ryzen 9 9950X
- Ryzen 9 5950X
- DDR5 RAM
- DDR4 RAM
- 10 GBit Uplink Port
- Fair Usage
- Ryzen 9 9950X
- Ryzen 9 5950X
- DDR5 RAM
- DDR4 RAM
- 10 GBit Uplink Port
- Fair Usage
- Ryzen 9 9950X
- Ryzen 9 5950X
- DDR5 RAM
- DDR4 RAM
- 10 GBit Uplink Port
- Fair Usage
- Ryzen 9 9950X
- Ryzen 9 5950X
- DDR5 RAM
- DDR4 RAM
- 10 GBit Uplink Port
- Fair Usage
Free Services Included with Every Ryzen VDS Plan
Included with every Ryzen VDS plan: instant setup, DDoS protection, 24/7 technical support and Ryzen 9 9950X infrastructure.
Supported Operating Systems
Included Benefits
Automatic Setup
Choose your operating system when you order; setup starts automatically the moment your payment is confirmed, and your server is delivered in 2-5 minutes on average. Your access details arrive in your inbox instantly, so even at midnight you won't have to wait. Whenever you like, you can reinstall with one click from the panel and start fresh with a different OS.
Ryzen 9 9950X Processor
The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X is one of the highest single-core (single-thread) performance processors on the market; for workloads that lean on a single core, such as game servers, bots and emulators, it is up to 40-50% faster than Xeon processors. The cores allocated to you are yours alone, so busy neighbors won't affect your performance.
Choice of Operating System
Choose from 10 operating systems, including Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Pardus and Windows Server, all installed with one click at no extra cost. With full root/administrator access, you're free to install any panel or software you like. If you change your mind, you can switch systems from the panel within minutes.
Low Ping Guarantee
Your servers are hosted not abroad but at the Netweb data center in Istanbul. Your players and visitors in Turkey connect with latency as low as 5 ms, so hit registration on game servers and response times for bots improve noticeably. In competitive games, this difference directly affects the outcome.
DDoS Protection
Layer 3 and Layer 4 DDoS protection is free and enabled by default on all Ryzen VDS plans. During an attack, malicious traffic is filtered automatically while your real players keep connecting without noticing any disruption. Your server is never shut down because of an attack, and protection runs 24/7 without interruption.
24/7 Technical Support
When you can't reach your server at 3 AM, you get a knowledgeable engineer, not a robot. We provide 24/7 support via support tickets and live chat, and access, network and hardware issues are resolved free of charge. Our average first response time is measured in minutes.
What Is a Ryzen VDS?
A Ryzen VDS is a virtual server with dedicated resources, created by virtualizing physical servers that run AMD Ryzen 9 series processors. It has the same structure as a standard VDS; the only difference is the processor family.
Server processors (Intel Xeon) run many cores at relatively low clock speeds; for example, the Xeon Platinum 8160's cores run at 2.1-3.7 GHz. The Ryzen 9 9950X, on the other hand, runs its 16 cores at 4.3-5.7 GHz. This difference is decisive for software that does most of its work on a single core: game servers, Discord/Telegram bots, emulators, trading platforms and latency-sensitive API services all fall into this group. With the same number of cores, a Ryzen VDS delivers results 40-50% faster than a Xeon VDS for these workloads.
For workloads spread across many cores (video transcoding, large builds, many parallel tasks), a Ryzen VDS offers no significant advantage over a Xeon VDS, and a standard VDS is more economical for this kind of work. Management is the same for both: full root/administrator access, a choice of operating system and reinstallation from the panel. For technical details, see our guide What is a Ryzen VDS?
Ryzen VDS vs. Standard (Xeon) VDS
Both are VDS with guaranteed resources; the difference lies in the character of the processor. Does your project need many cores or high clock speeds?
| Criteria | Standard VDS (Xeon Platinum) | Ryzen VDS (Ryzen 9 9950X) |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Xeon Platinum 8160 (24C/48T, 2.1-3.7 GHz) | AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (16C/32T, 4.3-5.7 GHz, Zen 5) |
| Single-core performance | Medium | Very high (40-50% faster) |
| Multi-core workloads | Very good, affordable | Very good |
| Network port | 1 Gbit | 10 Gbit (fair usage) |
| RAM / Disk | DDR4 / NVMe SSD | DDR5 / NVMe SSD |
| Ideal for | Websites, databases, RDP, moderate bot workloads | Game servers, bots, APIs, emulators, trading |
| Starting price | 89,90 TL / mo | 399,90 TL / mo |
If budget is your priority and your workload is spread across many cores, Xeon-based VDS plans are all you need. In any scenario where clock speed is decisive, a Ryzen VDS gets far more done for the same money.
Why Does Single-Core Performance Matter on a Ryzen VDS?
When choosing a virtual server, most users look only at the core count. Yet many applications, especially game servers and bots, do most of their work on a single thread. Giving such software 8 cores won't make it any faster than 2 cores; what matters is how many operations that single core can perform per second, in other words, clock speed (GHz) and instructions per clock (IPC).
With clock speeds reaching 5.7 GHz and high IPC, the Ryzen 9 9950X's Zen 5 architecture is far ahead of server processors on this measure. In practice, this means more players in Minecraft without dropping below 20 TPS, lag-free hit registration in Metin2 and Knight Online, more slots in FiveM and millisecond-level response times for bots.
That's why our Ryzen VDS plans focus on per-core power rather than inflated core counts. Even the 4-core TR-PREMİUM 1 plan outperforms an 8-core Xeon VDS on single-core workloads.
Why Does Clock Speed Matter?
- GHz = operations per second
- Game servers lean on a single core
- Determines response time for bots and APIs
- Higher IPC → more work at the same GHz
- Core power, not core count
What Projects Is a Ryzen VDS Right For?
Ryzen VDS is designed for workloads where processor speed directly affects the outcome. The use cases we see most often:
Game Servers
High TPS, low ping and free DDoS protection for Minecraft (Java/Bedrock), Metin2, Knight Online, FiveM, Rust, CS2 and ARK. For ready-made, panel-based solutions, also see our game server page.
Discord and Telegram Bots
Bots that need to stay online 24/7, music bots and automation scripts lean on a single core; Ryzen's high clock speed brings command response times down to milliseconds.
APIs and Real-Time Services
Low latency for REST/GraphQL APIs, WebSocket servers and mobile app backends. With a 10 Gbit port, heavy request traffic won't create a bottleneck.
Trading and Finance Applications
A platform running Windows Server that stays online without interruption and executes orders fast, for MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader and crypto bots. Static IPv4 and RDP access are included.
Emulators and Automation
Workloads that depend on single-core power, such as Android emulators, browser automation (Selenium, Puppeteer) and batch processing scripts, run noticeably faster on Ryzen.
High-Traffic Websites and Databases
NVMe speed combined with high clock speeds for e-commerce sites facing sudden load during sales campaigns, WordPress/WooCommerce and MySQL/PostgreSQL servers.
What Determines Ryzen VDS Pricing?
Ryzen VDS pricing follows the same logic as standard VDS, based on the amount of resources allocated to you; however, because of the processor class, it is priced higher than a Xeon VDS with the same number of cores. There are two reasons for this: Ryzen 9 processors deliver higher performance per core, and fewer virtual servers are hosted on each physical server.
Processor generation and core count: Current-generation processors like the Ryzen 9 9950X cost more than previous generations, and the price rises with core count. RAM type and amount: DDR5 memory is faster and more expensive than DDR4. Disk: NVMe capacity directly affects the price. Network: A 10 Gbit port carries higher infrastructure costs than a 1 Gbit port.
Add-on services and billing term: Whether DDoS protection, a static IPv4 address, a Windows license and backups are included in the plan, along with your choice of monthly or yearly billing, determines the final price. When comparing Ryzen VDS plans, checking whether the processor model and RAM type are clearly stated is the quickest way to understand price differences.
Factors That Affect Price
- Processor generation (Ryzen 9 9950X / 5950X) and core count
- RAM type (DDR5 / DDR4) and amount
- NVMe disk capacity
- Port speed (1 Gbit / 10 Gbit)
- Data center location
- Whether DDoS protection, IPv4, licenses and backups are included
- Billing term (monthly / yearly)
How to Buy a Ryzen VDS in 4 Steps
Buying a Ryzen VDS is fully automated; there's no waiting for manual approval after you order.
Choose your plan
Pick the TR-PREMİUM plan from the table above that matches your core, RAM and disk needs. For a recommendation based on your game, message our live support.
Choose your operating system and billing term
In the cart, choose Windows Server, Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux or another OS, and a billing term from 1 month to 3 years.
Complete your payment
Pay by credit card or bank transfer (Havale/EFT). With card payments, setup starts instantly; bank transfers are queued as soon as they're confirmed.
Connect and set up
Your IP and access details arrive in your inbox within 2-5 minutes. Connect via SSH or RDP and set up your game server or bot right away.
Ryzen VDS Technical Specifications
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X
16 cores / 32 threads, 4.3 GHz base, 5.7 GHz boost, Zen 5 architecture. A Ryzen 9 5950X (16C/32T, 4.9 GHz) may be assigned depending on availability; both are far ahead of Xeon in single-core performance.
DDR5 RAM and NVMe SSD
Next-generation DDR5 memory and enterprise-grade NVMe M.2 drives, with 5-6x faster read/write than SATA SSDs. World loading, database queries and log writes won't become bottlenecks.
10 Gbit Port
A 10 Gbit uplink to a high-speed shared backbone, under a fair usage policy. Plenty of bandwidth for heavy player traffic and large file transfers.
Istanbul Netweb Data Center
5-15 ms ping within Turkey, redundant power and cooling, multiple fiber backbones. Verunix is a BTK-authorized hosting provider, and your data is kept in Turkey.
Layer 3/4 DDoS Protection
Automatic filtering at the data center edge; your server is not shut down during an attack. For Layer 7 and game-specific protection, see the DDoS protection page.
Full Control from the Panel
Power on/off, reboot, one-click reinstall, 10 operating systems, rDNS management and plan upgrades with no data loss. Full root / administrator access.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ryzen VDS
A Ryzen VDS is a virtual server with guaranteed resources running on physical servers with AMD Ryzen 9 9950X processors. A standard (Xeon) VDS uses processors with many cores but lower clock speeds, while a Ryzen VDS, with single-core speeds reaching 5.7 GHz, delivers 40-50% faster results for single-threaded workloads such as game servers, bots and APIs.
Our Ryzen VDS plans start from 399,90 TL per month (4 CPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe); 6 CPU / 8 GB is 749,90 TL, 8 CPU / 16 GB is 1.349,90 TL and 10 CPU / 32 GB is 2.499,90 TL. A 10 Gbit port, Layer 3/4 DDoS protection, 1 static IPv4 address and operating system installation are included in the price of every plan.
The server software for games like Minecraft, Metin2, Knight Online, FiveM and CS2 runs largely on a single core, so clock speed (GHz) matters more than core count. Thanks to the Ryzen 9 9950X's high clock speed and Zen 5 architecture, TPS stays stable, lag and rubber-banding are reduced, and the same server can host more players.
Plans are provisioned primarily on AMD Ryzen 9 9950X servers (16 cores / 32 threads, 5.7 GHz boost, Zen 5). Depending on availability, a Ryzen 9 5950X (16C/32T, 4.9 GHz boost) may be assigned; both models offer significantly higher single-core performance than a Xeon-based standard VDS. You can see the processor assigned to you in the panel.
Each Ryzen VDS is connected to a 10 Gbit uplink port and uses a high-speed shared backbone under a fair usage policy. There are no speed restrictions under normal use; only abnormal usage that continuously saturates the line is evaluated under the fair usage policy. It's more than enough for large file transfers, backups and heavy player traffic.
Automatic setup begins the moment your payment is confirmed; your server is ready in 2-5 minutes on average, and your IP, username and password arrive in your inbox. Orders placed at night or on weekends don't wait for business hours either.
Yes. You can select any of 10 operating systems, including Windows Server 2016, 2019 and 2022 as well as Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Pardus and FreeBSD, when ordering, or install one later with one click from the panel. There is no installation fee, and you connect to a Windows server via RDP.
Our Ryzen VDS servers are hosted at the Netweb data center in Istanbul, providing 5-15 ms latency for players and users connecting from within Turkey. That's a 40-60 ms advantage over a server located abroad.
Yes. Layer 3 and Layer 4 DDoS protection is enabled by default on all Ryzen VDS plans at no extra charge. During an attack, malicious traffic is filtered at the data center edge; your server is not shut down and your players stay connected.
Yes. You can upgrade to a higher plan, from TR-PREMİUM 1 up to TR-PREMİUM 4, from the panel at any time; your operating system and files are preserved, and you only pay the difference for the remaining term.
On standard plans, backups are the customer's responsibility; you can take a manual snapshot from the panel at any time. Scheduled automatic backups can be purchased as an add-on service.
For websites, databases, RDP and moderate bot workloads, our Xeon-based VDS plans starting from 89,90 TL are sufficient. For game servers, emulators, latency-sensitive APIs and anything that needs high clock speeds, Ryzen VDS is the better choice, getting two to three times more work done with the same number of cores.
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