Unleash the power of bare metal servers with cutting-edge AMD EPYC & Intel Xeon processors, enterprise-grade NVMe storage, and DDR4 ECC memory. From high-performance computing to mission-critical applications, our dedicated servers deliver unmatched reliability with 99.95% uptime SLA.
Choose from our range of dedicated servers powered by latest generation processors and enterprise-grade hardware.
Every configuration is currently spoken for. Open a sales ticket with the specification you need and we will quote a build and give you a lead time.
Request a BuildAnything listed as in stock is racked and handed over quickly. If a build is out of stock we have to buy the hardware first, which takes 5-7 business days or less.
Experience unparalleled performance and reliability with our dedicated hosting solutions.
A dedicated server gives you the entire machine: no neighbors competing for CPU cache or disk I/O, no hypervisor overhead, and hardware you can specify. That matters for database servers with strict latency budgets, virtualization hosts where you want to run your own hypervisor, high-throughput game node clusters, workloads with data-residency or compliance requirements, and anything that needs sustained full-CPU utilization rather than short bursts.
Most of what we rack is AMD. Our AMD EPYC dedicated servers carry the high core counts and memory channels that suit virtualization hosts, build farms and busy databases. Our AMD Ryzen dedicated servers run 9000 series chips for the single-thread speed that game nodes and latency-sensitive applications actually depend on. Intel Xeon builds are available where a workload calls for them. Every configuration ships with ECC memory, enterprise NVMe storage, full root access and IPMI, so you can reinstall, mount media and reach the console yourself without waiting on support. Servers are managed through the Tenantos control panel, and our public hardware fleet page lists the actual machines we run, node by node.
RackGenius runs its own autonomous system, AS32002, rather than reselling someone else's capacity. We are on-net in two Michigan data centers: 123Net DC1 in Detroit (DTW), our primary site, and 123Net DC4 in Grand Rapids (GRR). The two are directly connected. We reach both GRR-IX and DET-IX from either location for redundancy, and carry Hurricane Electric, Cogent and 123Net upstream. Short paths to the Midwest exchanges keep latency low and steady across the region. It also means routing problems are ours to fix rather than something we escalate to another provider.
Additional IP space is available, most commonly in /29 and /28 blocks, with IPv6 supported natively. Anything we have in stock is provisioned quickly; the 5-7 business day lead time applies only when a configuration is out of stock and we need to purchase the hardware. If you need a specific build that is not listed, open a sales ticket and we will quote it.
Curious what we actually run? The hardware fleet page lists our nodes machine by machine, and live service status is public.
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