AMD Ryzen 9 9950X
VPS Hosting

What is the difference between a VDS and a VPS?

VPS (Virtual Private Server) and VDS (Virtual Dedicated Server) both describe virtual servers created through virtualization. In Turkey, "VDS" is usually used for virtual servers with full administrative access and resources defined by the plan, while "VPS" is the more general term.

At Nodesty, both names refer to the same product: a KVM-isolated virtual server with its own operating system and the vCPU, RAM and storage defined in your plan. The processor is shared with other virtual servers on the physical host, so CPU usage is subject to our Fair Use Policy. If your project needs the full processor all the time, take a look at our dedicated servers.

What determines AMD Ryzen 9 9950X VPS pricing?

The main factors are the amount of RAM, the number of vCPUs and the NVMe storage capacity. On Ryzen 9 9950X plans all three grow together, so you can start with an entry plan for a small game server or bot and move to a larger plan as your player count or traffic grows.

Prices are the same in Frankfurt and New York. You can pay monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually, and if you have a valid promo code you can apply it when ordering.

Which AMD Ryzen 9 9950X VPS plan should I choose?

The right plan depends on your player count, the mods and plugins you use and how many services you run at the same time. Entry plans are usually enough for a small game server, bot or website. For busy servers with many plugins, starting with more RAM and vCPUs saves you a migration later.

If you're not sure, start small; you can move to a larger plan from the panel, subject to available capacity. If you need more RAM and cores for the same budget, take a look at our AMD EPYC 7763 VPS plans.

How do I buy an AMD Ryzen 9 9950X VPS?

Ordering takes a few minutes, and setup starts automatically after payment.

1. 1Choose the location (Frankfurt or New York) and a plan that fits your needs from the list above, then click "Buy It".
2. 2Sign in to your Nodesty account or create a new one in a few steps.
3. 3Choose the operating system (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux or Windows Server) and the billing cycle.
4. 4Pay by credit or debit card, account balance or bank transfer.
5. 5Setup starts automatically; once it is complete, your access details are shared with you and you can manage your server from the customer panel.

Locations and latency

Frankfurt is home to one of the largest internet exchange points in Europe and is a well-connected location close to Turkey. Latency from Turkey to our Frankfurt servers is usually around 30–50 ms and depends on your internet provider and routing.

New York suits projects whose visitors or players are mostly in North America. If most of your players are in Turkey or Europe, we recommend Frankfurt; if they are in the Americas, choose New York.