AMD EPYC 9004 · Genoa (Zen 4)

AMD EPYC 9254 Dedicated Server

Twenty-four Zen 4 cores at a 2.9 GHz base on AMD's 12-channel DDR5 platform, with NVMe storage. Our entry into modern bare metal, and the first configuration where per-core speed and memory bandwidth stop being a compromise.

Physical cores
24c
Per month
€449
Delivery
Built to order
Countries
11

The AMD EPYC 9254 dedicated server from voxa.host has 24 physical cores and 48 threads at a 2.9 GHz base, 128 GB DDR5 ECC and 2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe), on a 1 Gbps guaranteed, unmetered port. As of 5 November 2026 it costs €449 a month excluding VAT, with no setup fee. It is built to order, with the delivery estimate shown at checkout, and it can be ordered in 11 countries across Europe and the US.

Full specification

CPU cores24c / 48t
Clock speed2.9 GHz base · 4.15 GHz boost
L3 cache128 MB L3
Memory128 GB DDR5 ECC
Memory channels12-channel DDR5 platform
Storage2× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe)
Network1 Gbps guaranteed, unmetered
TDP200 W
AccessFull root
DDoS protection100 Gbps included, always-on, Layer 3/4 · tiers to 10 Tbps
DeliveryBuilt to order (estimate shown at checkout)

The EPYC 9254 is a Genoa part built around Zen 4: 24 cores, 48 threads, 128 MB of L3, a 2.9 GHz base that boosts to 4.15 GHz, and — the specification that actually distinguishes it — a 12-channel DDR5 memory platform on a single socket, where each Xeon E5 socket in our range has four DDR4 channels.

The platform also brings 128 lanes of PCIe 5.0, so NVMe drives get direct high-bandwidth paths instead of sharing a storage controller. Two 1 TB NVMe drives are included, and a 24-drive NVMe array is an option at checkout. For anything I/O-bound, that difference dominates.

Being single-socket matters too: there is no NUMA boundary to reason about, no cross-socket latency penalty, and no need to pin processes to keep memory access local. For databases and latency-sensitive services, a single fast socket is usually easier to get right than two slower ones.

What this configuration is good at

Where the Single EPYC 9254 earns its price against the rest of the range.

Production databases

DDR5 memory, 128 MB of L3 and NVMe storage target every bottleneck a Postgres or MySQL primary actually hits. No NUMA to tune around.

Low-latency services

A 2.9 GHz base with a 4.15 GHz boost means single-threaded paths stay fast — trading strategies, matchmaking, real-time APIs.

AI inference

Zen 4 supports AVX-512, so CPU inference on quantised models is viable. 128 GB of fast memory holds a sizeable model resident.

High-IOPS storage

NVMe storage, expandable at checkout to a 24-drive array, suits object stores, seedboxes and write-heavy log pipelines.

When to pick something else

If you simply need the largest number of threads for the least money, the Dual Xeon E5-2699 v4 gives 88 threads at €299 against 48 threads here at €449. This configuration is about per-core speed, memory bandwidth and storage throughput — not thread count.

Compare the full dedicated range

Every configuration ships with a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered port, 100 Gbps always-on DDoS protection (L3/L4), one usable IPv4 address and no setup fee.

ConfigurationCoresBase clockMemoryStorageMonthly
Dual Xeon E5-2630 v316c / 32t2.4 GHz base128 GB DDR41× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs)€209
Dual Xeon E5-2690 v428c / 56t2.6 GHz base128 GB DDR41× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs)€229
Dual Xeon E5-2699 v444c / 88t2.2 GHz base256 GB DDR41× 240 GB SSD (up to 6 SSDs)€299
Single EPYC 925424c / 48t2.9 GHz base128 GB DDR52× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe)€449
Dual EPYC 925448c / 96t2.9 GHz base256 GB DDR52× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe)€679
Dual EPYC 9554128c / 256t3.1 GHz base512 GB DDR52× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe)€959
Dual EPYC 9754256c / 512t2.25 GHz base1024 GB DDR52× 1 TB NVMe (up to 24 NVMe)€1519

Available locations

The Single EPYC 9254 can be ordered in any of our eleven countries, subject to stock at the chosen site: the cities below, plus Ireland.

Single EPYC 9254 — common questions

Why choose EPYC 9254 over a cheaper dual Xeon?

Three things the Xeon platform cannot match: DDR5 on a 12-channel memory platform instead of DDR4 on four channels per socket, NVMe instead of standard SSDs, and a 2.9 GHz base instead of 2.2–2.6 GHz. If your workload is bound by memory or storage rather than thread count, this is a different class of machine.

Is this single-socket or dual-socket?

Single socket. That removes the NUMA boundary entirely, which usually makes performance easier to predict for databases and latency-sensitive services. The Dual EPYC 9254 doubles the cores if you need them.

Does it support AVX-512?

Yes. Zen 4 implements AVX-512, which meaningfully accelerates vectorised numerical work and quantised model inference compared with AVX2-only parts.

What NVMe capacities can I have?

Two 1 TB NVMe drives are included. At checkout you can move to 24 NVMe drives of 1 TB or about 2 TB each, for an extra monthly fee. Tell us whether you want software RAID or plain devices for a distributed filesystem.

Can I upgrade the memory later?

Ask before ordering. Memory upgrades depend on the modules already installed and on the hardware available at the location you choose, so memory changes are quoted per server.

How long does delivery take?

EPYC configurations are built to order, so delivery takes longer than on the Xeon range. The estimate is shown at checkout before you pay.

Billed monthly · no setup fee

Deploy your first server now.

No minimum term. Intel Xeon builds carry a delivery estimate of under an hour; AMD EPYC builds are made to order. Every configuration has full root, ECC memory and a guaranteed 1 Gbps unmetered port.

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Dedicated billed monthly · No setup fee · Full root on every server

Included with every dedicated server
IPv4 address
One included
Unmetered port
1 Gbps guaranteed
DDoS protection
100 Gbps · L3/L4
Root access
Included
Setup fee
€0.00
Minimum term
None