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Dedicated servers · 🇱🇻 Latvia

NVMe Virtualization Max

The NVMe Virtualization Max is a single-tenant dedicated server built around a 2× Intel Xeon Platinum 8276 · 56c / 112t configuration. You rent the whole machine: no hypervisor, no neighbours, and performance that stays flat around the clock.

  • 2× Intel Xeon Platinum 8276 · 56c / 112t
  • 512 GB DDR4
  • 2 × 7.68 TB U.2 NVMe + 2 × 1.6 TB SAS SSD

Pick a billing period

€2579.00/mo + €2579.00 one-time setup
€2579.00 /mo €2450.05/mo You save: €386.85 (5%) + €2579.00 one-time setup
€2579.00 /mo €2321.10/mo You save: €1547.40 (10%) + €2579.00 one-time setup
€2579.00 /mo €2192.15/mo You save: €4642.20 (15%) + €2579.00 one-time setup

Prices without VAT; Latvian VAT is 21% where it applies.

Technical specifications

ProcessorNVMe Virtualization Max, 2× Intel Xeon Platinum 8276 · 56c / 112t
Memory512 GB DDR4
Storage2 × 7.68 TB U.2 NVMe + 2 × 1.6 TB SAS SSD
Network1 Gbps · 30 TB
Location🇱🇻 Latvia
One-time setup€2579.00

About this server

It comes with 512 GB DDR4 of memory, enough headroom to keep databases, caches and application processes on fast RAM instead of swap.

Storage is 2 × 7.68 TB U.2 NVMe + 2 × 1.6 TB SAS SSD: NVMe flash keeps IOPS high and latency low, which is what busy databases and heavy websites feel first.

The server lives in our Latvia site with a 1 Gbps · 30 TB connection, under EU jurisdiction, with IPMI remote management and our engineers next to the racks.

Extra SSD, HDD or NVMe storage and additional IP addresses can be added at order time; see the add-on options on the dedicated servers page.

Dedicated server questions

How much does a dedicated server cost in Latvia?

Catalogue configurations start at 130 EUR a month without VAT on a 12 month commitment. Shorter terms cost more per month: the discounts against the monthly base price are 5% for 3 months, 10% for 6 and 15% for 12. On top of the first invoice there is a one-time setup fee equal to one monthly base price, charged once at order, and Latvian VAT of 21% is added where it applies. The exact figure depends on the configuration you pick, so use the catalogue filters and the billing period switch to see the real total, with or without VAT, before you order.

What is the difference between a dedicated server and a VPS?

A VPS is a virtual slice of a shared machine, while a dedicated server is an entire physical machine reserved for you: every core, all the RAM and the full disk bandwidth, with no hypervisor in between. In practice that means no noisy neighbours can spike your latency or steal IOPS, so performance stays flat around the clock, which busy databases and high-traffic projects feel first. You can even run your own hypervisor on it and slice it yourself. A VPS is usually enough for smaller workloads and costs less; our dedicated servers start at 130 EUR a month in Riga and the Netherlands, each with a 1 Gbps port and 30 TB of traffic.

How fast is a dedicated server delivered?

Configurations from the catalogue are usually handed over within 1 to 2 business days. During that window the machine is racked, tested and provisioned with the operating system you selected at order, and you receive the access credentials once it is live. Custom builds take longer because they depend on parts availability: we confirm what is in stock, source anything missing and quote a firm delivery date in the offer, so you know the timeline before you commit. If your project has a hard deadline, mention it when ordering or write to support first, and we will tell you honestly whether the configuration can be ready in time.

Where are your dedicated servers located?

In our own Tier 3+ data centre in Riga, Latvia, and at our second site in Amsterdam in the Netherlands, both under EU jurisdiction, so your data stays subject to European law. Riga is the natural choice for the Baltics and nearby markets, while the Dutch site suits projects with an audience in Western Europe. Traffic runs over our own network, AS58269, and every server includes a 1 Gbps port with 30 TB of monthly traffic. The catalogue can be filtered by location before you order, and if you need another region such as Dubai, write to us and we will arrange it on request.

What does the setup fee cover?

Assembly, burn-in testing, OS installation and network setup. Unlike a virtual machine, a dedicated server involves physical work: the chassis is assembled to your configuration, then stress tested so that weak components fail on our bench rather than under your production load. After that we install the operating system you chose and configure the network side, including your IP addresses, so the machine is ready to use at handover. The fee equals one monthly base price and is charged once at order: it never repeats on renewal, and it is the only one-time cost, everything else on the invoice is monthly.

Can I upgrade RAM or disks later?

Yes. Most platforms have free slots, so extra memory or additional SSD, HDD and NVMe drives can be fitted into the machine you already rent. Write to support with what you need: we check the free slots on your specific server and confirm the monthly price of the add-on before anything changes. The physical installation happens during a maintenance window agreed with you in advance, so you decide when the short interruption suits your project best, and the downtime is usually a matter of minutes. If your particular platform has no room left, we will say so honestly and suggest a configuration that fits your growth instead.

Do I get remote management access?

IPMI or an equivalent remote console comes with most of our servers. It works below the operating system, so even when the OS does not boot or the network configuration is broken you can still open the console, power the machine off and on, mount an installation image and reinstall or recover the system yourself, without opening a ticket or waiting for anyone. That matters most during risky changes, when one mistake could otherwise cut you off from the machine. On the few models that lack such a console our team performs reinstalls for you on request. If remote management is critical for you, ask support before ordering and we will confirm what a specific model offers.

Can I bring my own hardware instead?

Yes, that is our colocation service: your own machines in the same Tier 3+ racks in Riga, with the same network and our engineers available as remote hands. Colocation makes sense when you already own good hardware, or when licensed software is tied to a specific physical machine, but you no longer want to worry about power, cooling and connectivity yourself. Your equipment sits behind the same infrastructure our own servers use, and when something needs a reboot or a component swap, the people next to the racks handle it. Write to us with what you plan to install and we will come back with a colocation quote.

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