Bare-Metal Server

A bare-metal server — also called a dedicated server or root server — is a physical machine used exclusively by a single customer. There is no virtualization layer and no other tenants on the hardware: all of the CPU, RAM and NVMe performance is yours alone, without the noisy-neighbour effect of shared systems. That means maximum, consistent performance and full control down to the kernel and BIOS level. The Bthorio Dedicated server offers an AMD Ryzen 9 3950X with 16 cores/32 threads, 128 GB RAM and 4 TB of local NVMe at a fixed price — ideal for database-heavy workloads or as a powerful virtualization host.

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