GAME SERVERS

Game servers on metal that holds tick rate.

Modded Minecraft, Rust, ARK, Valheim, FiveM, CS2. Single-thread CPU performance and dedicated RAM are everything in game hosting — and they're the two things shared cloud instances are worst at. Run multiple servers per box. Keep tick rate consistent through every wipe.

BAREMETALSERVER.AI · 42U
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BMS-01
AMD RYZEN 9950X
192GB · 10GbE · ONLINE
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BMS-02
AMD EPYC 9354P
192GB · 10GbE · ONLINE
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BMS-03
2x EPYC 7443
256GB · 10GbE · ONLINE
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THREADRIPPER 7965WX
512GB · 10GbE · ONLINE
Why bare metal

Where tick rate consistency beats raw core count.

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High-clock CPUs

Most game server simulations are single-threaded. What matters is per-core clock speed and consistent scheduling — both things bare metal nails and shared cloud instances actively undermine.

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Multiple servers per box

A 128GB plan runs 4–8 modded Minecraft servers, or 10+ Rust instances, or any mix. Pin them to dedicated cores. The economics scale linearly — that's why every game host runs on bare metal underneath.

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Run any panel

Pterodactyl, GameAP, AMP, or your own custom orchestrator. Full root access means zero markup on the panel software you were going to install anyway.

Game hosts charge $25/server. A single bare metal box runs ten of them.

That's the markup you stop paying
Hardware requirements

Sized by player count and game class.

Minecraft (modded)
64–128 GB
100–200 players
Rust
64+ GB
200+ players
ARK cluster
128+ GB
6+ maps
FiveM
64+ GB
High-clock cores
Common questions

Answers before you ask.

Which games run well on bare metal?
Minecraft, Rust, ARK: Survival Evolved, Valheim, Conan Exiles, 7 Days to Die, CS2, Garry's Mod, Counter-Strike, FiveM, Project Zomboid, Satisfactory — anything that benefits from a single high-clock CPU core and dedicated RAM. The list is essentially everything.
How many players can a single server handle?
Depends on the game. Modded Minecraft handles 100–200 with 64GB RAM. Vanilla Rust handles 200+. ARK clusters scale to 250+. The single-thread CPU performance and RAM headroom are usually the bottleneck — and bare metal wins both.
Can I host multiple game servers on one machine?
Yes — that's the entire reason game server hosts use bare metal. A 128GB plan comfortably runs 4–8 modded Minecraft servers, or 10+ Rust instances, or any mix you want. Pin them to dedicated cores.
Do you protect against DDoS attacks?
All servers include standard network-edge DDoS mitigation. For competitive game communities that get targeted, you can layer additional protection at the application level or use anti-DDoS proxies.
How is bare metal different from a managed game server panel?
Managed panels (Pterodactyl, GameAP) charge a markup for the convenience of one-click installs. On bare metal you install the panel yourself for free — and you get the underlying hardware at the actual hardware price.
What about latency for competitive games?
Pick a region close to your players. Our footprint covers Chicago, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Singapore, and more. Single-digit-millisecond ping for in-region players, dedicated CPU means consistent server tick rate.
Ready when you are

Stop paying per-server markup. Run them all on one box.

Deploy in 5–20 minutes. Pay in USDC. Install Pterodactyl in 10 minutes after that.

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