AMD EPYC 7502 Dedicated Server
Bare-metal AMD EPYC 7502 dedicated servers with full root access and dedicated hardware in United States. one ready-to-deploy configuration covering 64 cores, 512GB RAM, deployed with unmetered bandwidth and 24/7 support.
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- AMD7502
- Up to512 GB
- Up to2x3840 GB

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Available AMD EPYC 7502 Servers
| Selected | Server | Location | CPU | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth / Port | Price /mo | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2xEPYC 7502/512/2x3.84TB nvme | AMD EPYC 7502 | 512 GB | 2x3840 GB | — | Out Of Stock |
AMD EPYC 7502 use cases and scoring
MonoVM Server Score
7.8/10
Hardware index from 64 cores, 512 GB max RAM, 1 location. Not a customer rating.
Best For
- Large pools of independent VM or container workloads with measured resource requirements.
- Parallel builds and test farms that need both CPU workers and substantial RAM.
- CPU-based analytics that can process several partitions concurrently.
- Data-intensive application platforms using the listed NVMe workspace.
Not Ideal For
- Small or mostly idle applications that cannot use a sixty-four-core host.
- Single-thread-limited jobs expecting core count to shorten a serial phase.
- Assuming two NVMe drives provide both full raw capacity and mirrored redundancy.
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AMD EPYC 7502 Specifications
- Processor
- AMD EPYC 7502
- Vendor
- AMD
- Product line
- EPYC
- Cores
- 64
- Memory
- 512 GB
- Storage options
- 2x3840 GB
- IP addresses
- 1 Free
- Configurations
- 1
- Locations
- 1
- Root access
- Full root / administrator
Network & Locations
Every AMD EPYC 7502 ships on a dedicated uplink with unmetered bandwidth, DDoS filtering and 24/7 monitoring.
United States
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about AMD EPYC 7502 servers.
The listed server combines two 32-core EPYC 7502 processors for 64 physical cores, with 512 GB RAM and two 3.84 TB NVMe drives. The full configuration is suited to evaluating workloads with substantial parallelism and memory demand.
Allocate it from measured guest or application working sets, retaining host and filesystem-cache headroom. Large-memory jobs may benefit from careful CPU and memory placement across sockets. Confirm DIMM population and test memory-sensitive workloads on the actual configuration.
The listed pair of 3.84 TB drives has 7.68 TB raw advertised capacity. A two-drive mirror generally provides about 3.84 TB before overhead. Confirm the chosen array layout and keep a separate backup or replication target.
The listed EPYC 7702 provides sixty-four physical cores in one socket. Compare the complete memory and storage configurations, application scaling and software costs to decide whether one or two sockets better fits your workload.