Dedicated Server
A full physical server for maximum performance
Our servers are located at The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo — a certified, secure datacenter with 99.9% uptime. Customize your server and install any software you need, as if you owned it outright.
Leading Thai datacenter
The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo, ISO-certified
Enterprise-grade servers
Intel Core i9 / Xeon at full power
Stable & affordable
High performance, great value
SSD storage
SSD / RAID up to 10× faster than HDD
Root Access
Full control of the machine
Customer Support
24-hour team
What is a Dedicated Server?
All services use SSD and RAID-10, up to 10× faster than regular HDDs, so your server runs at full performance.
PRICING
Our Pricing
Monthly price · located at The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo · ask us about more specs
| Package | CPU (Cores/Thread) | RAM | Storage | Network | Price | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDC-01 | Intel® Core™ i9-11900k (8C/16T) | 64 GB non-ECC DDR4 | 1 TB SSD M.2 (non-RAID) | 1 Gbps | ฿9,000 | Sold out | Order now |
| DDC-02 | 2x Intel® Xeon® X5680 (12C/24T) | 64 GB ECC DDR3 | 500 GB SSD M.2 (non-RAID) | 1 Gbps | ฿3,500 | Sold out | Order now |
| DDC-03 | 2x Intel® Xeon® E5-2695v3 (28C/56T) | 64 GB ECC DDR4 | 900 GB SAS (RAID-1) | 1 Gbps | ฿9,900 | Sold out | Order now |
| DDC-04 | 2x Intel® Xeon® E5-2680v4 (28C/56T) | 32 GB ECC DDR4 | 512 GB SSD (RAID-1) | 1 Gbps | ฿5,500 | Available | Order now |
| DDC-05 | 2x Intel® Xeon® X5680 (12C/24T) | 64 GB ECC DDR3 | 500 GB SSD M.2 (non-RAID) | 1 Gbps | ฿3,500 | Sold out | Order now |
Technical Information
General
- Location
- Bangkok, Thailand @ The Cloud CSLoxinfo
- Uptime
- 99.9%
- Storage
- SSD / RAID-10
- Full Root Access
- ✓
- Network
- 1 Gbps
Why choose a Dedicated Server from Plusweb
Leading Thai datacenter
The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo
Enterprise-grade servers
High-performance hardware
Stable & affordable
Great value for every workload
SSD storage
Up to 10× faster than HDD
Root Access
Full machine control
Customer Support
24-hour team
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a dedicated server different from a VPS? When should I move up?
A VPS is a slice of a larger machine. A dedicated server is the whole machine, with CPU and RAM shared with nobody. The signs it is time to move: your largest VPS plan is no longer enough, you need performance that stays constant instead of varying with the neighbours on the host, or you have a requirement that data must not sit on shared hardware.
Why do some machines show as unavailable?
Because these are physical machines and there is a finite number of them — unlike a VPS, a new one cannot be created on demand. When every unit of a given configuration is rented out, it shows as unavailable until one is released or new hardware is racked. Ask about the queue and about comparable configurations.
Can I administer the server myself? How much knowledge does it take?
You get full root access, so you control everything — which also means you are responsible for everything: installing the operating system, applying security updates, configuring the firewall, and recovering the machine when something breaks. If nobody on your team does systems administration, a VPS with a ready-made control panel is usually the better value in practice.
What is the difference between ECC and non-ECC RAM?
ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory detects and corrects memory errors on its own, which reduces the chance of silent data corruption or unexplained crashes. It suits long-running workloads such as databases and systems that must not go down. Non-ECC is faster per baht and is fine for workloads you can simply restart.
Where are the servers, and what is the network like?
Bangkok, Thailand, in The Cloud @ CSLoxinfo, on a 1 Gbps connection with a 99.9% uptime guarantee. Storage is SSD in RAID-10, which gives you both speed and survivability if a single disk fails.
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