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EPYC 9575F dedicated servers

9 live offers · 64 cores / 128 threads · launched 2024 · cg-index 6,151 pts. Prices $899–$45696/mo. External reference: PassMark's CPU list.

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Value Rank = hardware for the money, 0–100: 50 = a typical plan’s hardware per dollar at that price, +25 = twice as much. How it works

Value RankCPUcg-indexPrice/moRAMStorageBandwidthLocationsProvider
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AMDEPYC 9575F64C/128T · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 6,151 $1299.0060d 1100GB DDR5 960GB NVMe + 2×7.7TB NVMe 100TB
25Gbps port
Ogden WebNX
verified 60d ago · in stock
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AMDEPYC 9575F64C/128T · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 6,151 $1299.0060d 768GB DDR5 960GB NVMe + 3×3.8TB NVMe 100TB
25Gbps port
Ogden WebNX
verified 60d ago · in stock
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AMDEPYC 9575F64C/128T · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 6,151 $1099.0060d 768GB DDR5 2×3.8TB NVMe 100TB
10Gbps port
Ogden WebNX
verified 60d ago · in stock
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AMDEPYC 9575F64C/128T · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 6,151 $899.0060d 384GB DDR5 2×3.8TB NVMe 100TB
10Gbps port
Ogden WebNX
verified 60d ago · in stock
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AMDEPYC 9575F64C/128T · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 6,151 €1351.00 ≈$150460d 384GB DDR5 ECC 2×1TB NVMe + 2×3TB NVMe — Stockholm · Chicago · Frankfurt +4 Cherry Servers
verified under 1h ago · in stock
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AMD2× EPYC 9575F128C/256T total · 2024 · Zen 5 · DDR5 12,303 $7999.0060d 1500GB DDR5 2×15TB NVMe 100TB
10Gbps port
Ogden WebNX
verified 60d ago · in stock
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AMD2× EPYC 9575F128C/256T total · 2024 · Zen 5 12,303 $15125.6060d 3072GB 8×3.6TB NVMe 15TB
100Gbps port
— Vultr
verified under 1h ago
out of stock
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AMD2× EPYC 9575F128C/256T total · 2024 · Zen 5 12,303 $24810.2460d 3072GB 8×3.6TB NVMe 15TB
100Gbps port
— Vultr
verified under 1h ago
out of stock
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AMD2× EPYC 9575F128C/256T total · 2024 · Zen 5 12,303 $45696.0060d 3072GB 8×3.6TB NVMe 15TB
200Gbps port
— Vultr
verified under 1h ago
out of stock
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Some links may earn us a commission — it never affects rankings or scores (disclosure). Value Rank = hardware-for-the-money, 0–100: 50 = the hardware-per-dollar of a typical plan at that price, every +25 = twice the hardware per dollar (CPU + RAM + storage + network, corrected for the market's price elasticity — formula public on the methodology page).

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