Why we use the AMD Ryzen in a server?

Why we use the AMD Ryzen in a server?

Some people have questioned WebPlots choice of processors we use for our SSD VPS Hosting nodes and wonder why we use AMD Ryzen processors as well as AMD Eypcs and Intel Xeons. WebPlot believes that the AMD Ryzen provides the best solution for our customers wants and needs, such as high frequency processing power, high level of cache, ECC memory support and the number of cores users can spend time on, which the AMD Ryzen ZEN2 series has many.  Plus, we find that AMD Ryzen temperatures stay very stable in a datacentre environment, with the average running around 65c under a full load.



We are not the only people who has concluded we love the mighty power of AMD Ryzen as you can see for yourself on the benchmarks below supplied by ServerTheHome.



Python Linux 4.4.2 Kernel Compile Benchmark





7-zip Compression Performance





OpenSSL Performance





As you can see the AMD Ryzen beats nearly all intel Xeon processors in every category, to view our SSD AMD Ryzen VPS hosting packages please click here.


https://www.webplot.co.uk/blog/2021/12/11/why-we-use-the-amd-ryzen-in-a-server/

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