Intel Xeon Dedicated Servers

As the name suggests, a dedicated server is a server that doesn’t share or borrow physical resources. This means you can benefit from all of the available storage and power. Unlike virtual servers (which use a portion of the machine’s resources to power virtualization technology) 100% of the resources are made available, all of the time.

Two main factors separate dedicated servers from a cloud VPS – server administration and raw performance. With a dedicated server, you (as the owner) manage all facets of the machine’s administration – from its configuration to the data hosted, you maintain all control and responsibility. The main benefit of this is the ability to carry out advanced installations when you need to use specific business applications, giving you the freedom and flexibility.The second factor is raw performance; with no virtualization to account for, you are able to utilize 100% of the machine’s power and resources.

While the exact number will vary depending on the server’s CPU and RAM, a single dedicated server should be able to host between 150 – 500 websites.

We are based in the TRG Datacenter in Spring Texas. All of our equipment is based in the Spring Facility with dual backup power generators and in an ideal location to minimize downtime and protect against extreme weather conditions.

Choosing the right dedicated server is an important decision to make. Server configuration should be based around core business needs and hosting requirements. In general, the main specs to consider are the following: CPU, RAM and Storage. When it comes to CPU, a higher CPU clock frequency will naturally deliver faster performance – but this may not be necessary if you run a small to medium sized enterprise. Minimum RAM starts at 16GB, with more necessary if you need to host larger services. For storage, all of our server plans use SSD or NVMe, which are far more durable and lightning fast compared to standard HDD.