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TÜRKİYE · PERFORMANCE RANGEAMD Ryzen 9 5950X
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X
Ryzen VDS server
Ryzen VDS for game servers, software development, and CPU-intensive applications. Explore our Istanbul plans with DDR4 RAM and NVMe SSD storage.
- AMD Ryzen 9 5950X
- 2–32 GB DDR4 RAM
- NVMe SSD · Istanbul
PLANS AND PRICES
Ryzen VDS plans
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| Plan / Processor | vCPU | RAM | Storage | Connection | Monthly price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ryzen VDS 2 GBR9 5950x | 2 vCPU | 2 GBDDR4 | 30 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺399,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 3 GBR9 5950x | 3 vCPU | 3 GBDDR4 | 35 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺499,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 4 GBR9 5950x | 4 vCPU | 4 GBDDR4 | 40 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺599,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 5 GBR9 5950x | 4 vCPU | 5 GBDDR4 | 45 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺849,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 6 GBR9 5950x | 4 vCPU | 6 GBDDR4 | 50 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺949,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 7 GBR9 5950x | 4 vCPU | 7 GBDDR4 | 60 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺979,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 8 GBR9 5950x | 6 vCPU | 8 GBDDR4 | 70 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺1.129,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 10 GBR9 5950x | 6 vCPU | 10 GBDDR4 | 90 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺1.423,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 12 GBR9 5950x | 8 vCPU | 12 GBDDR4 | 110 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺1.789,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 16 GBR9 5950x | 12 vCPU | 16 GBDDR4 | 140 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺2.199,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 24 GBR9 5950x | 12 vCPU | 24 GBDDR4 | 160 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺3.199,99/ month | Choose plan |
| Ryzen VDS 32 GBR9 5950x | 16 vCPU | 32 GBDDR4 | 250 GB NVMe SSD | 1 GbitUnlimited traffic | ₺4.399,00/ month | Choose plan |
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What needs does a Ryzen VDS server meet?
Ryzen VDS is a virtual server range to consider when processor model matters to your application. Yaman Hosting's Ryzen plans run on AMD Ryzen 9 5950X infrastructure in Istanbul. Game servers, development environments, build jobs, and application services are among its use cases. Plans include DDR4 RAM and NVMe SSD storage; compare resource allocations in the pricing table.
Choosing a server by processor name alone is not enough. Your software's memory usage, file sizes, and network traffic also affect the choice. A CPU-intensive application and a service holding large amounts of data may need different plans. Tell us about your existing setup and the slowdowns you encounter, and we can review which resources to prioritize.
Which matters more: processor model or vCPU count?
Processor model and vCPU count provide complementary information when comparing plans. Software that handles many tasks at once can benefit from multiple CPU resources. For applications that work heavily on a single thread, additional vCPUs may have a more limited effect. It is therefore not appropriate to treat plans with different processors as equivalent based on core count alone.
In Ryzen VDS plans, vCPU describes the CPU resources available to the virtual server; it does not mean the entire physical Ryzen processor belongs to one customer. If you plan long-running builds, batch calculations, or continuously high CPU usage, tell us about the duration and intensity beforehand. Monitoring actual application usage is more informative than choosing a plan based on an assumed level of performance.
Ryzen VDS for Minecraft and other game servers
Expected player count alone is often insufficient when setting up a game server. The game version, map, plugins, and additional services affect resource consumption. In customizable games, two setups with the same number of players may use different amounts of RAM and CPU. Instead of assigning a fixed player capacity to every plan, the characteristics of your intended environment should be assessed together.
If you already run a game server, review CPU usage, memory consumption, and connection latency separately during busy periods. A slowdown may come from a demanding plugin or background task rather than the network. Before ordering, tell us the game, plugins, and expected concurrent user count. We can also check whether the application you intend to run complies with the service terms.
The impact of mods, plugins, and world files
Not every mod or plugin added to a game environment consumes the same resources. Some require more memory at startup, while others increase CPU load during player actions. Maps and world files can also grow over time. Rather than choosing a plan based on the initial installation size, consider how the project may develop over the next few months.
Try a new plugin in a separate test environment before adding it directly to the live server. Back up game data before making changes and check version compatibility. Knowing what changed most recently makes troubleshooting easier. Removing unused plugins and scheduling tasks outside busy hours can sometimes reduce resource consumption without upgrading the plan. Continue making regular measurements, however.
How do you choose RAM capacity for Ryzen VDS?
This range offers 2–32 GB DDR4 RAM. Add the memory consumed by the operating system, database, and management tools to your application's recommended amount. Running a game service alongside a web panel or hosting several development projects together increases the total requirement. Looking only at the low usage immediately after startup can be misleading.
Take measurements while users are active. If memory runs short, heavy use of disk swap can increase response times. However, the operating system using RAM for file caching is not itself a problem; available memory and application errors matter too. Our RAM selection guide explains this distinction. If you are considering an upgrade, share the values you have observed with us.
Application and data management with NVMe SSD
NVMe SSD capacity in Ryzen plans is used for the operating system, application files, databases, and logs. World files and backups can quickly consume space on game servers, as can build outputs and dependencies in development environments. Allow for temporary working space as well as persistent data when planning storage. The table above shows the disk capacity allocated to each plan.
Fast storage alone cannot fix a misconfigured application or a system that is constantly short of memory. Investigate when file and database operations become intensive. You can schedule regular cleanup of unnecessary build outputs or old logs, but confirm they are no longer needed before deleting them. Keep an independent backup copy rather than storing backups only on the same server's disk.
Software development and testing environments
A development server helps separate new releases from the environment your customers use. Install your project's supported operating system and required services on Ryzen VDS to test the application. Running the web application, API, and database in one test environment can simplify the early stages. If several team members need access, assign individual accounts and permissions.
Do not unnecessarily copy real customer data into a test system. Using sample or anonymized data reduces the risk of accidental disclosure during development. Do not leave administration interfaces and test services publicly accessible. Before going live, check file paths, connection addresses, and scheduled tasks. Working on a test server does not mean an application will handle real user traffic with the same resources; you need to measure that load separately.
Planning builds and scheduled tasks
Builds, data processing, and archive creation may cause periods of high CPU or disk usage. If an application serving visitors runs on the same server, these jobs can affect the speed users experience. Track how long tasks take, which resources they use, and whether their schedules overlap. Spreading jobs across different times can reduce resource contention.
You may need to separate a continuously running production application from demanding tests or builds. Base this decision on the importance of the project and your measurements. Ask about the service scope in advance if you expect prolonged, intensive CPU usage. Control panels, monitoring tools, and other supporting software also consume resources. Budget for the entire environment, not just the main application.
Istanbul location and connection latency
An Istanbul location keeps the server close to players or users in Türkiye. You should not expect every user to experience identical latency, however. Internet providers, connection types, and network routes can affect the outcome. Not every stutter in a game or application is a network issue; CPU-heavy tasks can have a similar effect.
When investigating, distinguish connection latency from the time the application takes to finish an operation. Tests from different connections provide a clearer picture. If most of your users are abroad, compare our server locations as well. The location of databases and file services used by your application also matters. Choosing a Ryzen processor does not itself eliminate latency in network requests to a distant service.
Security and backups on a Ryzen server
Türkiye Ryzen VDS plans include L3 / L4 DDoS protection. You should also keep the operating system and installed software updated, restrict management connections, and manage account permissions. Obtain game plugins and application packages from trusted sources. Do not run an unfamiliar file with administrator privileges simply because it makes installation easier.
Set backup frequency according to how quickly your data changes. Game worlds, user records, and application databases may be stored in different files; you need to know how to restore them together. Keep one copy independent of the server. Backing up before major version changes and preparing rollback steps saves time if something goes wrong. Do not treat DDoS protection as a replacement for application security or backups.
Where to look when performance drops
First, note when the slowdown occurs and which operation triggers it. Then review CPU usage, available RAM, disk capacity, and network usage over the same period. A database query, game plugin, or scheduled task can suddenly increase resource consumption. Assess the issue using application logs as well as overall usage percentages.
On Linux servers, our btop resource monitoring guide can help you get started. Identify which component is reaching its limit before upgrading your plan. Include the application name, the time of the issue, recent changes, and relevant measurements in your support ticket. This gives us a clearer basis for assessing whether you need more memory, more CPU resources, or an application adjustment.
Ryzen VDS pricing and your pre-order checklist
Compare plans using the monthly price together with vCPU, DDR4 RAM, and NVMe storage capacity. The operating system your application supports and any paid licenses may add to the total cost. Your total appears after you select the billing period and additional services at checkout. Our annual VDS promotion provides 12 months of use for the price of 10; review the annual option during checkout.
Before ordering, identify the game or application, data size, expected user count, and required access method. Decide who will manage the server as well; software updates and backups continue after setup. If you want to change plans later, send us your current measurements. Find out how the change will be carried out and what backups are needed rather than assuming upgrades are automatic and interruption-free.
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Contact usWhich processor does Ryzen VDS use?
This range runs on AMD Ryzen 9 5950X infrastructure. Compare each plan's vCPU, RAM, and NVMe storage allocations in the pricing table.
How many players can I host on a plan?
It would not be accurate to give one fixed player count. The game, version, plugins, map, and player actions all affect consumption. Share your setup details for help choosing a plan.
Is Ryzen VDS only for game servers?
No. It can also be considered for software development, testing, application services, and CPU-intensive work. Evaluate usage terms and resource requirements for your workload.
Is there a 32 GB RAM option?
Yes, the Ryzen VDS category includes a 32 GB RAM plan. Check current availability in the client area.
I want to run a Windows game server. What should I do?
Identify the Windows version and other software your game requires. Review the operating systems and license fees available for your plan at checkout, and contact us about version compatibility.
Does NVMe SSD solve every performance problem?
No. CPU load, insufficient memory, application settings, and network connectivity also matter. Measure resources together when the issue occurs before deciding what to do.
Can I migrate my existing game server?
Game data, configuration files, plugins, and any database should be migrated together. Back up first and test the new environment. Send us your setup details and data size for information about migration support.
Is there a promotion for annual Ryzen VDS?
Our annual VDS promotion also covers Ryzen VDS: pay for 10 months and use it for 12. Your total for the billing period and additional services is shown during checkout.
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