Dedicated server deals on vpsgems.com now span 26 posts across a wide price range. The entry tier runs from ColoCrossing’s E3 Buffalo nodes at $99/year — with an August 2026 expansion adding dual E5-2699v4 configs from $25/month across Buffalo and Los Angeles — through Rebel Hosting’s lifetime-price-locked Sacramento fleet from $30/month (8 IPs and IPMI included), CentrixNodes’ Buffalo configs from $68/month (10Gbps unmetered, /29 IPv4 block on every plan), Swiftnode’s always-on DDoS hardware in Ohio and Dallas from $49/month, and Hop One Networks’ AMD Ryzen dedicated in Philadelphia from $49.95/month (64GB RAM, unlimited 1Gbps, no setup fee). Mid-range highlights include RC7.NET’s Cogent-colo dual E5-2680v4 in downtown LA from $69/month, Tier.net’s six-city price-locked fleet from $59.95/month, Torchbyte’s unmetered Bucharest node with Zero.MS DDoS at $68/month, and NetDynamics’ storage-focused Finland dedicated — 40TB raw HDD, unmetered 1Gbps — at $80/month. Stepping up: SunServers runs 28–44 cores across five US cities from $79.95/month, PureVoltage puts 128GB DDR4 on a 10Gbps port in Staten Island at $85/month recurring, IOFLOOD’s Phoenix bare metal now covers dual E5-2695v4 configs scaling to 256GB DDR4 from $89/month and a Ryzen 9 7950X3D tier (144MB L3 cache, DDR5 ECC) from $129/month, Heymman Servers brings a 64-core EPYC 7702 with 256GB DDR4 ECC and 100TB on a 10Gbps uplink to Kansas City from $109/month, and 1GServers.com brings 28 cores and 128GB RAM on an unmetered 10Gbps uplink from $199.97/month in the US West. At the higher end: ServerStadium’s dual Xeon Seattle builds start at $135/month (10% off recurring with code Summer10), OnlyServers ships every London Intel config with a 25Gbps unmetered port from $150.50/month (30% off recurring for life with code LETJPPIOZ), and WLX’s Hong Kong Ryzen dedicated — Ryzen 9 5950X, 128GB DDR4, /29 IPv4, 20TB transfer — runs from $169/month recurring. OVHcloud’s Asia-Pacific lineup and Leapswitch’s India dedicated round out the international side.