Three IOFLOOD deals on vpsgems.com, all covering their Phoenix, Arizona bare metal cloud — and all worth bookmarking if compute density or RAM headroom is the priority. IOFLOOD owns its own hardware and network with no resellers in the chain; automated deployment (typically under 60 minutes) and recurring pricing are standard across every tier.
The June 2026 baseline: dual E5-2695v4, 36 cores / 72 threads, from $89/month with 100TB on a 10Gbps port. July expanded that to a 256GB DDR4 tier at $149/month — 36 cores and a quarter-terabyte of RAM on monthly bare metal billing, which is genuinely difficult to match at that price in the US Southwest. August brought a hardware change: the Ryzen 9 7950X3D (16C/32T, 5.7GHz boost, 144MB L3 cache with 3D V-Cache) from $129/month, with 64GB DDR5 ECC at $159/month as the headline pick — 25% off the regular $211.50 through end of August.
If RAM density is the need, the dual Xeon configs scale to 256GB DDR4. If single-thread performance and cache depth matter more (MySQL, game servers, WordPress under load), the Ryzen 9 7950X3D lineup is the current pick. Full specs, pricing tables, and order links are in the posts below.