VPS deals here span from a $1/month NVMe KVM (Atomic Networks, multiple US and EU cities) up through Dynu Systems’ Phoenix plans with a 10Gbps port on every tier from $5/month — code WHT locks in 30% off for life on the 4GB–32GB configs — and Ozonti’s Ryzen 9950X at $4.98/month on a permanent 50% discount with DDR5 RAM and Anti-DDoS across Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, and Utah. In between: TNAHosting’s Chicago Hybrid SSD-Cached KVM puts 4GB RAM with DDoS protection at $3/month from a provider running its own Chicago infrastructure since 2012; George Datacenter’s unmetered NVMe starts at $4.60/month across LA, Dallas, Ashburn, and Kansas City; Advin Servers runs AMD EPYC Milan KVM with 8GB DDR4 ECC on a 10Gbps port from $6/month in Miami and Kansas City; Wishosting’s France nodes have appeared twice, including an 8GB NVMe unmetered-bandwidth plan at $6.66/month with Windows at no extra charge; Hostodo’s AMD EPYC NVMe fleet covers Tampa, Las Vegas, and Detroit from $21.99/year; and xHosts offers a 2TB storage VPS in the UK at $6.03/month with Arbor DDoS. Host Mayo pushes 16GB RAM onto a 10Gbps port for $10/month in Kansas — one of the cleaner RAM-per-dollar ratios at that bandwidth tier. DigiRDP’s LA lineup reaches 32GB RAM for under $10/month with Windows RDP included. For multi-city reach: PhotonVPS covers 14 locations globally from $4/month, SmartHost spans 25+ US cities, and Layer Hosting’s Ryzen 7950X in Washington comes with DDR5 RAM, a 10Gbit uplink, and BYOIP support. Sub-$20/year NVMe entry points appear regularly — the posts below have current specs and order links.