Physical Dedicated Server Rental
Powerful bare metal servers for demanding applications
Intel Xeon processors, ECC memory, and enterprise hardware
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Every Server Includes
All our dedicated servers come with these features at no extra cost
- Loyalty cashback: +1% in bonus credits for every year with us, up to 5%.
- Invite a friend: 15% of every payment they make goes to your bonus balance.
Advantages
Experience the benefits of our dedicated hosting solutions
High-Speed Connectivity
Each dedicated server is connected to a 1 Gbps port, allowing your projects to run stable during peak load times
Easy Management
Power control and console access are available in one click directly from your account
Instant Deployment
No need to wait for assembly or testing — your dedicated server is ready immediately after payment
Flexible Configuration
We offer affordable standard setups, and if needed, we can adjust any server to match your specific requirements
Technology Stack
Built for maximum reliability and performance
Hardware
Internet & Switching
Our network is powered by a fail-safe cluster with redundant dual uplinks to two independent Internet providers.
Power supply
All servers are connected to two APC power distribution units, providing A+B redundancy through separate power feeds.
Remote management
Every dedicated server we offer includes IPMI, isolated from the Internet and accessible securely through redundant proxy.
Software
Network boot
PXE boot enables OS deployment without external devices, along with built-in diagnostics and recovery options.
OS auto install
Easily install Linux or Windows with one click from your personal account, and expand functionality with additional software tools.
Support system
Our ticket-based system ensures a 2-minute response time during business hours, with 24/7 support always ready to assist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our services
What happens if you forget to pay
Days after the paid period ends. No fine print.
14 days to get your server back
- Day 0
The paid period ends. The server keeps working.
- Day 2
The network is switched off. All data stays on the server. Pay, and it is back online.
- Day 9
The server moves to the archive with all its data.
- Day 14
Last guaranteed day to restore it from your account. No reactivation fee: you pay only for the new period.
- Day 0
The server is suspended on the due date.
- A few days later
The data is deleted, or restored for a reactivation fee.
- At renewal
The renewal often costs more than the first payment.
Typical host: a summary of the public terms of popular hosts. Details vary by provider.
Dedicated Servers
A dedicated server is a type of hosting where a customer gets an entire physical server in a data center. With a VPS, you can only use a limited portion of the physical server's resources, while a dedicated server provides all its resources exclusively to one customer. This option is suitable for large projects, demanding applications, or if you need to run multiple virtual servers on a single physical machine and maintain full control over them.
Benefits of Renting a Dedicated Server
Renting a dedicated server offers several advantages over virtualized solutions:
- Dedicated resources – all computing power is exclusively yours, with no other customers sharing the hardware.
- Large configurations – the ability to combine significant amounts of memory, disk space, and computing resources into one single server, which is not available for VPS.
- Full control – the ability to deploy and fully manage your own virtualization platform without restrictions imposed by the hosting provider's hypervisor.
However, price is an important consideration: renting a dedicated server costs more than a virtual server, and its resources may be excessive for simple tasks.
Who Needs a Dedicated Server?
- companies running high-traffic websites;
- large online stores;
- running a large number of server applications;
- hosting providers;
- building virtualization platforms, data storage systems, backup solutions, and more.
Physical servers are most often chosen by companies planning to scale their operations. A VPS may struggle with increasing workloads, while renting a dedicated server provides predictable performance and additional resource capacity.
However, a dedicated server is not always faster than a VPS. Modern high-performance VPS solutions can outperform entry-level dedicated servers. Nevertheless, for large configurations and consistently resource-intensive workloads, a dedicated server is often a more practical choice.
How to Choose a Physical Server
The rental price depends on several factors:
- Processor – the number of cores and their clock speed determine how quickly the server can perform its tasks;
- RAM – the amount of memory determines how much data and how many applications the server can keep in memory simultaneously without accessing slower storage drives;
- Storage subsystem – the capacity, type, and performance of storage drives should be selected according to the type of data they will store.
A powerful processor performs calculations faster, reducing the time required to process data. The more RAM a server has, the more simultaneous requests it can handle and the more applications it can run. SSDs are well suited for demanding workloads, but if you need to store large amounts of data, HDDs may be a better choice.
Why Choose XServer
Looking to buy or rent a dedicated server? Contact the XServer team for a consultation. Our specialists will help you select the right configuration for your project. If you already know exactly what you need, you can order services directly through our CRM system at app.xserver.cloud, where all server management processes are automated.
Before ordering a dedicated server, we recommend checking the network quality in locations that matter to your work. We provide Looking Glass tools for this purpose. They allow you to measure latency, trace network routes to our servers, and test file download speeds.