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A 3.8–4.7 GHz clock and NVMe give a low tick and fast map loading. 64–128 GB of memory covers several dozen instances.
The French location covers Western and Southern Europe: France, Spain, Italy, the Benelux and North Africa. The range is built on high-frequency Ryzen CPUs with two Enterprise NVMe drives and unmetered traffic.
Ryzen 5, 7 and 9 running from 3.6 to 4.7 GHz. The best choice wherever performance depends on one thread rather than on core count.
From France the route to Spain, Italy, Portugal, the Benelux and the Maghreb is short. For audiences in those regions latency is lower than from German or Dutch locations.
There is no monthly cap: only the port speed is limited, 500 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s depending on the plan. No gigabyte counting.
Prices are per month. The filter on the left narrows configurations by CPU, memory, drives and price; for some plans the location is chosen during checkout.
Everything listed is already in the monthly price. A one-off setup fee applies to some configurations only and is always shown on the plan card.
Enterprise-grade 512 GB or 960 GB drives, assembled into a software RAID-1 by default.
DDR4 or DDR5 with error correction, from 32 to 192 GB depending on the model.
A console in the browser: boot, BIOS and installing a system from your own ISO — without contacting support.
Extra addresses are added in the configurator at checkout or later from the client area.
aaPanel or ISPmanager can be installed at checkout if you would rather not set up the web stack by hand.
The list comes from billing and always matches what is actually available at checkout.
Windows Server is installed in the Standard edition; several simultaneous RDP sessions require separately purchased RDS licenses. Control panels run on Linux systems only.
France is interesting mostly for its geography. If the audience sits in Spain, Italy, Portugal or francophone Africa, the route from France is shorter than from Frankfurt or Amsterdam — which means lower latency and steadier static delivery. The country stays inside the EU, so personal data questions are settled the same way as for any European location.
The range here is the same as in Germany and the UK: high-frequency Ryzen with a pair of Enterprise NVMe drives, ECC memory and unmetered traffic. It is a universal option for game servers, stores and applications where response time matters. If you need a build tailored to a specific workload — with a chosen CPU, dozens of drives and a port up to 10 Gbit/s — we assemble those in the Netherlands.
A 3.8–4.7 GHz clock and NVMe give a low tick and fast map loading. 64–128 GB of memory covers several dozen instances.
Fast PHP and database response thanks to the high clock speed. A control panel is installed right away if you need one.
Unmetered traffic and permanent console access make the location convenient for services with heavy outbound traffic and frequent deploys.
Traffic is unmetered. Only the port speed is limited — 500 Mbit/s or 1 Gbit/s depending on the plan, and the port is dedicated.
Most configurations have none. Some newer Ryzen models carry a one-off fee, always shown on the plan card next to the monthly price.
The country is chosen at checkout under "Server location". Once delivered, the server is tied to that site, so moving means ordering a new server and migrating the data.
By default the two NVMe drives are assembled into a software RAID-1. If you would rather have one large volume instead of a mirror, the configurator offers a no-RAID option.
We are responsible for the hardware, the network and delivering the server with the OS installed, and we answer infrastructure questions quickly. We do not administer anything inside the system — access is full and the setup stays with you.
Describe the workload — CPU, memory, drives and network requirements. We will find an option in France or offer a tailored build in the Netherlands.