One Heymman Servers deal on vpsgems.com: a single-socket AMD EPYC 7702 dedicated server in Kansas City from $109/month — 64 cores, 256GB DDR4 ECC, and 100TB of bandwidth on a 10Gbps port. The 7702 is a 64-core Zen 2 (Rome) processor; reaching that core count in a single-socket build is notable because equivalent thread density from dual-socket Xeon configurations typically carries higher cost and added provisioning complexity. At $109/month with 256GB ECC RAM and a 10Gbps pipe, this is competitive for database workloads, high-density VM hosts, and compile farms where core count and memory bandwidth drive the decision. Kansas City’s near-center US position splits coast-to-coast latency more evenly than Dallas or Ashburn — a practical advantage for workloads serving both coasts. Full spec breakdown and order links are in the post below.