Memory-focused KVM VPS plans on the Dell R720 dual Xeon E5-2697 v2 high-memory node, with shared enterprise ZFS NVMe storage, dedicated IPv4 and DDoS protection.
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High Memory KVM plans provide larger memory allocations for workloads where RAM is more important than choosing the smallest possible server. Common examples include databases, caching layers, container hosts, control panels, analytics tools and application stacks that keep substantial working data in memory.
The live catalogue lists the current CPU, RAM, storage, transfer and network allocation for each orderable plan. Features such as addressing, protection and backup policy are shown at plan level so you can compare the actual service rather than relying on a generic family-wide promise.
Estimate normal and peak application usage together with the operating system, database buffers, caches and monitoring agents. Leaving free memory for growth and short traffic bursts usually provides a more stable result than running continuously at the allocation limit.
For CPU-heavy workloads, also compare the Intel Performance and AMD EPYC families. For larger combined CPU, RAM and storage requirements, review the VDS plans.
Plan-specific resources and inclusions remain shown in the live catalogue above.
Contact SVR4UDatabases, caches, containers, control panels and other applications that keep large working sets in RAM can benefit from a larger memory allocation.
No. It remains a KVM virtual server. A physical dedicated server provides the resources of an entire machine.
Base the choice on measured peak usage where possible and leave headroom for the operating system, updates, caches and workload growth.
Product-specific inclusions remain listed on each plan; the workflow below applies across the SVR4U storefront.
The selected billing term continues into the normal WHMCS cart with the correct product and currency.
Invoices, renewals and service status stay together in your WHMCS account.
Eligible VPS services expose power, usage, network and lifecycle tools through OrbitOne.
Open tickets from your account so support can see the relevant service context.
Use the documentation for operational guidance; the live plan and checkout remain authoritative for price, stock and service-specific inclusions.