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Dedicated Servers

Dedicated Servers for High-Performance Workloads

Deploy enterprise-grade dedicated servers with dedicated CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. Customize your infrastructure for databases, virtualization, AI, high-performance computing, and mission-critical business applications.

  • 100% dedicated CPU
  • No virtualization overhead
  • DDoS protection included
Simple, transparent pricing

Dedicated Server Pricing

Every plan is 100% dedicated hardware — no virtualization layer, no shared tenancy.

Instance Type Processor CPU RAM Storage Pricing
LBD-16.128GB 2.5 GHz 16 CPU 128 GB 950 GB SSD NVMe AED789.05 /month Buy Now
LBD-64.728GB 2.5 GHz 64 CPU 728 GB 3.84 TB SSD NVMe AED4,635.21 /month Buy Now
LBD-32.256GB 2.5 GHz 32 CPU 256 GB 1500 GB SSD NVMe AED2,036.85 /month Buy Now
LBD-8.32GB 2.5 GHz 8 CPU 32 GB 950 GB SSD NVMe AED642.25 /month Buy Now
Instance Type Processor CPU RAM Storage Pricing
WBD-16.128GB 2.5 GHz 16 CPU 128 GB 950 GB SSD NVMe AED1,067.97 /month Buy Now
WBD-64.768GB 2.5 GHz 64 CPU 768 GB 3.84 TB SSD NVMe AED5,842.64 /month Buy Now
WBD-36.512GB 2.5 GHz 36 CPU 512 GB 1.90 TB SSD NVMe AED1,919.41 /month Buy Now
WBD-8.32GB 2.5 GHz 8 CPU 32 GB 950 TB SSD NVMe AED855.11 /month Buy Now
DEPLOYMENT
Rapid Provisioning
Ready in 1–4 hours
CONNECTIVITY
1 Gbps Network
High-speed network port
DATACENTER REGION
Asia Pacific INDIA
Global service availability
Understanding Dedicated Server

What Is a Dedicated Server?

A dedicated server is a physical machine leased entirely to you — no hypervisor, no other tenants, no shared kernel. Everything the hardware can do is available to your workload alone.

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Physical server

You're allocated an actual machine in our data center, not a slice of one.

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Single tenant

No other customer's workload runs on your hardware — ever.

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No virtualization overhead

Without a hypervisor layer, every CPU cycle and I/O operation goes straight to your workload.

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Full hardware access

Configure RAID, BIOS settings, and low-level hardware options a VPS simply can't expose.

One physical server, allocated entirely to you
No hypervisor, no other tenants
100% of CPU, RAM & storage dedicated to you
Full hardware-level configuration access

Dedicated server is the closest thing to owning the hardware yourself, without the capital cost or data center footprint.

The case for Dedicated Server

Why choose Dedicated Server ?

When performance has to be predictable, removing the virtualization layer removes the variables that come with it.

Dedicated CPU

Every core is reserved for your workload, with nothing else competing for cycles.

Dedicated RAM

The full memory allocation is yours, with no hypervisor overhead reducing what's usable.

Dedicated storage

Direct access to physical drives, configured exactly to your RAID and performance needs.

Consistent performance

No variability introduced by a hypervisor scheduling cycles across multiple guests.

No noisy neighbors

Another tenant's traffic spike or runaway process simply can't exist on your server.

Hardware isolation

Complete physical separation from every other customer's infrastructure.

Choosing your infrastructure

Dedicated Server vs. VPS

A VPS is a slice of a shared physical server. Dedicated Server is the whole machine, dedicated to you alone.

Feature Dedicated Server VPS
Hardware Physical Virtual
CPU Dedicated Virtualized
Performance Maximum High
Isolation Complete Hypervisor-enforced
Root access Yes Yes
Custom hardware Yes Limited
Virtualization Optional — run your own hypervisor Built-in
Choose your silicon

Processor options

Configure your server around the processor family that fits your workload.

Intel Xeon

Core count: 8–32 cores per socket across available Xeon Scalable models.

Enterprise workloads: databases, virtualization hosts, latency-sensitive applications.

Performance: strong single-thread performance and a mature software compatibility track record.

AMD EPYC

Core count: 6–64 cores per socket across available EPYC models.

Enterprise workloads: high-density virtualization, big data, parallelized compute.

Performance: high core counts and memory bandwidth suited to heavily threaded workloads.

Configurable hardware

Memory & storage

Mix and match memory and storage types, and choose the RAID level that fits your durability and performance needs.

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Memory

DDR4 DDR5 ECC RAM
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Storage

NVMe SSD SATA SSD
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RAID levels

RAID 0

Striped for maximum throughput, no redundancy.

RAID 1

Mirrored drives for straightforward redundancy.

RAID 5

Striped with parity, balancing capacity and redundancy.

RAID 10

Mirrored and striped for strong performance and redundancy.

Getting traffic in and out

Network & connectivity

Every server ships with a real, dedicated network port — sized to the plan and upgradable on request.

1 Gbps ports

Choose the uplink speed that matches your expected throughput.

IPv4

Dedicated IPv4 connectivity for your server, with a public IP address assigned for reliable internet access.

IPv6

Full IPv6 allocation available alongside your IPv4 addresses.

DDoS protection

Volumetric attacks are filtered upstream before reaching your server.

Private network

Connect multiple servers over an internal network, isolated from the public internet.

Public network

Direct public connectivity with generous monthly bandwidth allowances.

Your choice of platform

Supported operating systems

Deploy dedicated server with a standard OS, or install a hypervisor directly on the hardware — your call.

Linux

Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux & CentOS available.

Windows

Windows Server 2019, 2022 & 2025 available.

VMware

VMware ESXi installed directly on your dedicated hardware.

Proxmox

Open-source Proxmox VE for self-managed virtualization.

Hyper-V

Microsoft's native hypervisor for Windows-centric virtualization.

Run your own hypervisor

Virtualization support

Dedicated server doesn't mean no virtualization — it means the choice of running it is entirely yours.

VMware ESXi

Enterprise-grade virtualization for teams already standardized on VMware.

Proxmox VE

A free, open-source alternative combining KVM and container virtualization.

Hyper-V

Microsoft's hypervisor, integrated tightly with Windows Server environments.

KVM

Install KVM directly to run your own fleet of virtual machines on the hardware.

XCP-ng

An open-source Xen-based platform for teams wanting a Citrix Hypervisor alternative.

Defense in depth

Security

Physical isolation is the foundation — additional protections layer on top of it.

Dedicated hardware

No shared kernel or hypervisor vulnerabilities to worry about — the whole machine is yours.

Secure Boot

Verify firmware and bootloader integrity before your OS ever loads.

Firewall

Configure inbound and outbound rules at the OS or network edge.

VLAN segmentation

Separate traffic logically across your infrastructure for tighter access control.

DDoS protection

Upstream filtering absorbs volumetric attacks before they reach your server.

Private networking

Move sensitive traffic between servers off the public internet entirely.

Planning for the worst case

Backup & disaster recovery

Hardware redundancy reduces risk — it doesn't replace a real backup and recovery plan.

Snapshots

Capture a point-in-time image before a risky change and roll back quickly if needed.

Offsite backup

Replicate backups to a separate location so a single site incident can't take everything down.

Backup storage

Dedicated storage capacity for scheduled backups, separate from your primary drives.

Recovery

Restore from a snapshot or backup with support guidance if a restore doesn't go as planned.

Managing hardware remotely

Monitoring & remote management

Out-of-band access means you can manage your server even if the OS itself won't boot.

IPMI

Standard out-of-band management for power control and console access.

iDRAC

Dell's remote management interface for supported server models.

iLO

HPE's integrated Lights-Out remote management for supported server models.

KVM over IP

Remote keyboard, video, and mouse access to your server's console over the network.

Hardware monitoring

Track temperature, disk health, and component status from your dashboard.

Alerts

Get notified automatically if hardware metrics move outside normal ranges.

Who it's for

Popular use cases

If a workload needs maximum, predictable performance, dedicated server is usually the right foundation.

Virtualization

Run your own ESXi, Proxmox, or Hyper-V stack without paying a virtualization tax on top of a host that's already virtualizing the box under you.

Database servers

Disk I/O goes straight to NVMe with no other tenant's queries competing for the same queue depth during peak load.

Kubernetes

Run control-plane and worker nodes on hardware you fully control — no cloud provider's hypervisor layer eating into your node capacity.

AI & machine learning

Full PCIe lane access for GPU passthrough and local NVMe, without a hypervisor throttling throughput between accelerator and storage.

Game servers

Predictable tick rates with no risk of another tenant's traffic spike causing jitter mid-match.

Video streaming

A dedicated network port sized for sustained delivery, not the bursty traffic pattern most shared VPS plans are tuned for.

Enterprise applications

Keep regulated or compliance-sensitive workloads on hardware isolated from every other customer, hosted in our Noida or Mumbai data center.

Big data

Direct NVMe throughput and high memory bandwidth for datasets too large for a hypervisor's memory ballooning to handle gracefully.

Email hosting

Full control over your mail stack and IP reputation — nothing to inherit from a noisy neighbor's spam on a shared subnet.

High-traffic websites

Absorb traffic spikes without hitting a virtualized CPU ceiling shared with other tenants on the same host.

THE QPECK DIFFERENCE

Why choose Qpeck dedicated server?

We're not a reseller front for someone else's data center — here's what that actually means for you.

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Servers physically in Asia Pacific - India

Your hardware sits in an Indian data center, not routed through a US or Singapore facility — lower latency for Indian and South Asian users, and data that stays in-country.

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One vendor for the whole stack

Dedicated server, VPS, GPU cloud, and GlobalSign SSL certificates from a single account — no juggling a hosting bill from one company and a certificate bill from another.

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IST support, not a follow-the-sun queue

Support engineers who work your business hours and understand Indian compliance context (DPDPA, RBI vendor requirements) rather than a generic overseas helpdesk.

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Hardware you can actually see

Plan pages list the real CPU model, RAM type, and drive configuration — Xeon E-2388G, EPYC 7443, EPYC 7543 — not a vague "high performance" label.

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Configured to order, not just picked from a list

Need a non-standard RAID layout, extra NIC, or a specific drive count? Contact sales directly — you're talking to the people who provision the hardware, not a ticketing system.

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No long-term lock-in

Standard plans are billed monthly with no contract term, so switching tiers as your workload grows doesn't mean waiting out a lease.

Freely Asked Questions

A dedicated server is a hosting solution where an entire physical server is assigned exclusively to one customer. Unlike shared hosting or VPS hosting, all CPU cores, memory, storage, and network resources are dedicated to your workloads, providing maximum performance, complete administrative control, and consistent reliability.

A VPS shares physical hardware with other virtual servers through a hypervisor, while a dedicated server provides exclusive access to the entire machine. Dedicated servers deliver greater computing power, hardware customization, predictable performance, and better isolation, making them ideal for high-traffic websites, enterprise applications, virtualization, and resource-intensive workloads.

Dedicated servers are ideal for businesses that require high performance, enhanced security, and complete control over their hosting environment. They are commonly used for enterprise applications, databases, virtualization, AI workloads, game servers, media streaming, SaaS platforms, and high-traffic websites.

Yes. You can deploy your dedicated server with a supported Linux distribution or Windows Server edition based on your application requirements. Many dedicated servers also support virtualization platforms such as VMware ESXi, Proxmox VE, Hyper-V, and KVM.

Yes. Dedicated servers can be configured with different processors, memory capacities, storage types, RAID configurations, network interfaces, and operating systems. This flexibility allows you to build a server that matches your performance and business requirements.

Yes. Dedicated servers provide full root access for Linux and administrator access for Windows Server, allowing you to install software, configure services, manage security settings, and control the server without platform-level restrictions.

Dedicated servers provide stronger workload isolation because the entire server is assigned to a single customer. Combined with firewalls, operating system hardening, regular updates, and security best practices, they offer an excellent foundation for hosting sensitive applications and business-critical services.

Yes. Depending on the server platform, you can upgrade resources such as memory, storage, or networking, or migrate to a higher-performance dedicated server configuration as your workloads increase. This allows your infrastructure to scale with your business while maintaining reliable performance.