Germany Dedicated Server · Falkenstein + Düsseldorf

Germany Dedicated Servers — 16 plans, AMD & Intel, all instant-setup

Bare-metal hosting in Falkenstein and Düsseldorf, from $109/mo. Choose AMD Ryzen + EPYC for value and 48-thread ECC density, or Intel Core + Xeon for top-end performance (Core i9-13900 on DDR5), high single-thread clocks and AVX-512. Every plan: unlimited bandwidth on a dedicated 1 Gbps port, standard monthly billing with no setup fee, IPMI-KVM standard, GDPR / BSI C5 data residency.

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Germany Dedicated Server in a Tier-3 Falkenstein and Düsseldorf data centre
16 configs 4 AMD + 12 Intel · Ryzen, EPYC, Core, Xeon
$109 /mo Entry plan · zero setup fee · no minimum term
Unlimited / 1 Gbps Truly unmetered traffic on every plan
Germany · GDPR Falkenstein + Düsseldorf · BSI C5 aligned

Germany Dedicated Server Plans

Pick your CPU vendor. AMD gives you the best performance per dollar on the page (Ryzen 5 3600) and the lowest price per thread (EPYC 7401P, 24C/48T with 128 GB ECC) — the right call for budget compute, virtualisation hosts and many-tenant databases. Intel gives you the fastest box on the page (Core i9-13900 — 24 cores, DDR5, 44,494 Geekbench), the highest single-thread clocks, ECC from $113 on the Xeon E3 line, and AVX-512 on Xeon W. Every plan is unlimited bandwidth, instant setup, no setup fee, standard monthly billing.

AMD Ryzen + EPYC · Best value and thread density. Four AMD bare-metal builds — Ryzen 5 3600 for the best performance per dollar on the page, Ryzen 7 1700X / 3700X for eight cores at a mid-range price, and EPYC 7401P for 24 cores / 48 threads on a true server platform with 128 GB ECC and datacenter NVMe. All plans: standard monthly billing, no setup fee, instant setup, unlimited bandwidth.
Processor RAM Storage Frequency Bandwidth Network CPU Benchmark Price (monthly)
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 64 GB DDR4 2 × 2 TB HDD Enterprise 6C / 12T @3.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
17823
$109/mo ORDER
AMD Ryzen 7 1700X 64 GB DDR4 2 × 512 GB SSD 8C / 16T @3.4 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
15661
$169/mo ORDER
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 64 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 1 TB NVMe SSD 8C / 16T @3.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
22716
$179/mo ORDER
AMD EPYC 7401P 128 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 960 GB NVMe SSD DC 24C / 48T @2.0 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
28282
$389/mo ORDER

Every AMD plan includes: unmetered traffic on a dedicated 1 Gbps port · IPMI-KVM out-of-band console · RAID 0/1 across both drives · free OS reinstall · ECC RAM on Ryzen 7 3700X and EPYC 7401P · GDPR / BSI C5 data residency · instant deployment from stock.

Intel Core + Xeon · Top performance & the widest range. Twelve Intel bare-metal builds — Core i7/i9 for high turbo clocks (the Core i9-13900 boosts to 5.6 GHz on DDR5 and tops the page at 44,494 Geekbench), Xeon E3 and Xeon E for ECC memory with NVMe, Xeon E5 for 128 GB ECC with enterprise HDD, and Xeon W for AVX-512 and up to 36 threads. All plans: standard monthly billing, no setup fee, instant setup, unlimited bandwidth.
Processor RAM Storage Frequency Bandwidth Network CPU Benchmark Price (monthly)
Intel Core i7-6700 64 GB DDR4 2 × 512 GB SSD 4C / 8T @3.4 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
8085
$109/mo ORDER
Intel Core i7-7700 64 GB DDR4 2 × 512 GB SSD or 2 × 4 TB HDD Enterprise 4C / 8T @3.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
8650
$112/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon E3-1275 v5 64 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD 4C / 8T @3.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
8421
$113/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon E3-1275 v6 64 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD 4C / 8T @3.8 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
9220
$123/mo ORDER
Intel Core i7-8700 64 GB DDR4 2 × 512 GB NVMe SSD or 2 × 8 TB HDD Enterprise 6C / 12T @3.2 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
13012
$126/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon E-2176G 64 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 960 GB NVMe SSD 6C / 12T @3.7 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
13618
$157/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon E5-1650 v3 128 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 2 TB HDD Enterprise 6C / 12T @3.5 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
10382
$168/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon E-2276G 64 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 960 GB NVMe SSD 6C / 12T @3.8 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
13946
$172/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon W-2145 128 GB DDR4 1 × 500 GB SATA SSD 8C / 16T @3.7 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
18180
$183/mo ORDER
Intel Core i9-9900K 128 GB DDR4 2 × 1 TB NVMe SSD 8C / 16T @3.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
18650
$227/mo ORDER
Intel Core i9-13900 64 GB DDR5 2 × 1.92 TB NVMe SSD 24C / 32T @5.6 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
44494
$288/mo ORDER
Intel Xeon W-2295 128 GB DDR4 ECC 2 × 960 GB SSD DC 18C / 36T @3.0 GHz Unlimited 1 Gbps
30735
$350/mo ORDER

Every Intel plan includes: unmetered traffic on a dedicated 1 Gbps port · IPMI-KVM out-of-band console · RAID 0/1 on two-drive plans · free OS reinstall · ECC RAM on Xeon E3, Xeon E, Xeon E5 and Xeon W-2295 · DDR5 on Core i9-13900 · AVX-512 on Xeon W series · GDPR / BSI C5 data residency · instant deployment from stock.

Detailed server specs
Germany dedicated server rack inside a Tier-3 Falkenstein or Düsseldorf data centre

What's inside every Germany dedicated server

KWIK PANEL ships standard:
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Why anchor your European stack in Germany

Germany is the cleanest data-residency story available for processing EU personal data, sits at the centre of European network topology, and operates under a federal cybersecurity framework (BSI C5) that most other jurisdictions cannot match. Here is the case for hosting in Falkenstein or Düsseldorf rather than the UK, Netherlands or France.

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The European internet meets here

Frankfurt's DE-CIX is the largest internet exchange in the world by traffic peak — and Düsseldorf sits one hop away, with low-millisecond reach to Amsterdam, London, Paris, Warsaw and Vienna. Falkenstein adds best-in-class price-density for compute. For European-audience workloads, a single Germany origin reaches the entire continent comfortably under 50 ms.

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GDPR + BDSG + BSI C5

EU GDPR plus Germany's federal Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG) plus the BSI C5 cloud-security framework give you one of the strictest, most enforceable data-residency stacks on the planet. Schrems II concerns about US transfers disappear when your processor is German and your data never leaves the EU. We sign Auftragsverarbeitung agreements on request.

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Both vendors, one ordering page

This menu deliberately stocks both AMD and Intel so you do not have to pick by vendor lock-in. Need 48 threads and 128 GB ECC on a server platform? AMD EPYC 7401P at $389. Need the fastest box on the page? Intel Core i9-13900 at $288 — 24 cores, 5.6 GHz boost, DDR5. Need AVX-512 numerical work? Intel Xeon W-2145 or W-2295. Need ECC on a budget? Xeon E3-1275 v5 at $113. The right CPU is the one your workload runs best on.

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Unlimited bandwidth, instant setup, no setup fee

Every plan on this page ships within 1–4 hours of payment, on a truly unmetered 1 Gbps port, with no setup fee and no minimum term. Falkenstein and Düsseldorf both deliver bandwidth at prices US and APAC providers cannot match — a 30 TB month and a 300 TB month cost the same here, which matters for streaming, CDN-adjacent and high-egress workloads.

What ships with every Germany plan

The defaults built into every chassis, the day-2 operations tooling that comes with the panel, and the optional services you can layer on as the workload demands.

The defaults

Instant deployment, unmetered bandwidth, and German data residency — included on every plan.

Instant setup, no setup fee

Every plan on this page deploys from in-stock inventory — credentials and IPMI-KVM access in your inbox within 1–4 hours of payment. No setup fee on any SKU. No minimum term. Cancel any time from the client area.

Unmetered 1 Gbps port

Truly unmetered. No traffic cap, no surcharge, no throttle under normal use. Stream, mirror, sync, CDN-back, replicate — the port runs at line rate as much or as little as your workload moves. Standard fair-use exists only to deter abuse.

GDPR & BSI C5

Both sites under EU GDPR plus Germany's BDSG, with BSI C5 operational baselines applied in the underlying facility. Auftragsverarbeitung (Data Processing Addendum) signed on request — useful for any EU customer whose downstream agreements require it.

Running it day-to-day

OS choice, out-of-band access and root control — the operational primitives you actually need.

OS library + custom ISOs

One-click installs for Debian, Ubuntu LTS, AlmaLinux, Rocky, CentOS Stream, FreeBSD, Proxmox VE, TrueNAS, and Windows Server 2019 / 2022 (BYOL or SPLA). Upload your own ISO once to the panel and reuse it for unlimited reinstalls.

HTML5 IPMI-KVM console

Browser-native KVM-over-IP at the BMC level — no Java applet, no Flash. Mount rescue ISOs, watch BIOS POST, capture serial console output, and remote-power the chassis without ever raising a ticket.

Full root / Administrator access

Unrestricted root (Linux/BSD) or Administrator (Windows) from minute zero. No locked-down kernel modules, no blocked syscalls, no provider-managed agents we install behind the scenes. The chassis is yours.

What you can layer on top

Optional services priced à la carte. Skip them on day one, add them as the workload demands.

IPv4 blocks & rDNS

Additional IPv4 in /29, /28, /27 or larger blocks subject to brief RIPE justification. Manage your own reverse-DNS records in the client area — no support tickets. Every Germany server also ships with a free IPv6 /64.

Managed engineering hours

Need a senior engineer to harden, monitor, migrate or fight a fire with you? Buy time in 30-minute blocks — no retainer, no monthly commit, no upselling. Useful for one-off Proxmox cluster builds, large database migrations, or post-incident reviews.

RAID at build

Choose RAID 0 (stripe) or RAID 1 (mirror) across both drives at order time and we set it up before the OS goes on. ZFS mirrors and pools are equally well-supported on FreeBSD or Linux.

Workloads that belong on a Germany box

Workloads where a Falkenstein or Düsseldorf chassis genuinely beats the alternatives — UK, Netherlands, France, or leaving the workload in a US hyperscale region.

EU-resident SaaS & web apps

If your customers are European and your contracts require EU data residency, hosting in Germany is the cleanest answer. Entry plans like Intel i7-6700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (both $109) handle small-to-mid SaaS comfortably; Ryzen 7 3700X or Core i9-13900 for scale.

Self-hosted databases

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis, ClickHouse — pick an ECC SKU. Xeon E-2176G / E-2276G pair 64 GB ECC with NVMe from $157; Xeon E5-1650 v3 ($168) gives 128 GB ECC; EPYC 7401P (24C/48T, 128 GB ECC, datacenter NVMe, $389) wins for read-heavy multi-tenant.

Kubernetes & container density

The EPYC 7401P (24C/48T, 128 GB ECC, $389) is a single-box k3s / k0s / RKE2 cluster with room for a large pod count; the Xeon W-2295 (18C/36T, 128 GB ECC, $350) is the Intel equivalent. For multi-node, rack two or more chassis on a private VLAN at no extra charge.

European game servers

Minecraft, Rust, CS2, ARK, Project Zomboid — Intel Core i9-13900 ($288) boosts to 5.6 GHz for tick rate and has 24 cores for many parallel instances; Core i7-8700 ($126) is the budget high-clock pick. German peering gives sub-30 ms ping across the EU.

CI / build farms

GitLab Runner, GitHub Actions self-hosted, Jenkins, Drone, Buildkite — the Core i9-13900 ($288, 32 threads, 44,494 Geekbench) and EPYC 7401P ($389, 48 threads) parallelise compilation; Ryzen 7 3700X ($179) is the budget pick. Unlimited bandwidth lets you pull dependencies without thinking about it.

ML inference & numerical work

For BERT-class inference, ONNX serving, scientific compute and AVX-512-heavy work, Intel Xeon W-2145 ($183) and W-2295 ($350, 18 cores, 128 GB ECC) are the right SKUs. The Core i9-13900 with DDR5 also handles small-model CPU inference well.

AMD vs Intel vs cloud — practical decision matrix

If you are not sure whether the right answer is AMD bare metal, Intel bare metal, or an AWS / GCP / Hetzner Cloud VM in the same region, here is the side-by-side most teams use to decide.

AMD bare metal Intel bare metal Cloud VM (DE region)
Lowest price per threadYes (EPYC 7401P, ~$8.10/thread)~$9.00/thread (i9-13900)No
Highest benchmark on this page28,282 (EPYC 7401P)44,494 (i9-13900)Varies by instance
Best single-thread clock~3.6 GHz base / ~4.4 GHz boost~5.6 GHz boost (i9-13900)Throttled by tenancy
AVX-512 supportNot on these AMD plansXeon W (W-2145, W-2295)Often disabled
Max RAM on this page128 GB ECC (EPYC 7401P)128 GB (i9-9900K, E5-1650 v3, W-2145, W-2295)Limited by VM size
Cores on the top SKU24C / 48T (EPYC 7401P)24C / 32T (i9-13900)Capped per instance
Egress / bandwidth feesNone — unlimitedNone — unlimitedSubstantial line item
Noisy-neighbour riskNone (single-tenant)None (single-tenant)Yes (hypervisor shared)
GDPR / BSI C5 fitClean (DE)Clean (DE)Depends on provider
Time to provision1–4 hours1–4 hoursMinutes
Setup feeNoneNoneNone
Hidden costs to budgetNoneNoneEgress, snapshots, IOPS, NAT, LB
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Tell us the workload — database, game server, k8s cluster, CI farm, ML inference — and we will match you to the right SKU on this page in under a Germany business hour. No sales script, no ticket queue.

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Email your target cores, RAM, storage, and budget. We will match it to in-stock Falkenstein / Düsseldorf SKUs, quote a custom config if needed, and get back to you within one Germany business hour.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we field most often about these Germany plans — data centre, AMD vs Intel selection, billing, ECC, workload guidance, compliance and operations.

Our Germany plans are hosted across two carrier-neutral German facilities — Falkenstein (Saxony) and Düsseldorf (North Rhine-Westphalia). Both sites are Tier-3 designed with N+1 power and cooling, biometric multi-zone access, and 24×7 on-site smart-hands. Düsseldorf gives you tight DE-CIX-adjacent peering for European reach; Falkenstein gives you the best price-density on this menu. We disclose the specific facility under NDA at onboarding.

Two different strengths for two different workload shapes. AMD Ryzen + EPYC plans are the value and thread-density picks — the Ryzen 5 3600 ($109) delivers the most benchmark performance per dollar on the page, and the EPYC 7401P (24C/48T, 128 GB ECC, datacenter NVMe) at $389 has the lowest price per thread on a true server platform. Intel Core + Xeon plans cover the widest range — the Core i9-13900 (24C/32T, up to 5.6 GHz, DDR5) at $288 is the fastest server on the page, the Core i7/i9 line leads on single-thread clock, Xeon E3, E and E5 give you ECC RAM from $113, and Xeon W adds AVX-512. Pick AMD for budget compute or a 48-thread ECC host for virtualisation and databases. Pick Intel for top raw performance, high single-thread clocks, AVX-512 numerical work, or ECC at entry-level prices.

Yes. Every plan on this page deploys from stock immediately — credentials and IPMI-KVM access are typically in your inbox within 1–4 hours of payment confirmation, with no waiting on hardware procurement. No plan on this menu has a setup fee. Need to swap the OS, repartition the RAID, or attach a custom ISO? All of that is available self-service from the panel after delivery.

Standard monthly billing — no pro-rata on the first cycle. Every plan bills on a flat monthly USD rate that matches the price shown on the table. Your billing cycle starts on the day of order and renews monthly on the same date. There are no setup fees on any plan, no minimum term, and you can cancel from the client area at any time. (Other KwikServer regional pages — for example, the UK or Singapore plans — do use WHMCS-style pro-rata billing on the first month; the German line specifically does not.)

Truly unmetered traffic on a dedicated 1 Gbps port for every plan. We do not throttle, count, surcharge, or shape traffic under normal use — the port runs at line rate as much or as little as your workload moves. The only carve-out is the standard fair-use clause in the Terms of Service, which exists to deter abuse such as open relays and proxy services, and which we apply consistently rather than as a hidden cap.

A quick mapping for the common cases: Web / SaaS app servers — Intel Core i7-6700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (both $109) hit the sweet spot. Databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB) — Xeon E-2176G / E-2276G (64 GB ECC + NVMe, $157 / $172), Xeon E5-1650 v3 (128 GB ECC, $168) or EPYC 7401P (24C, 128 GB ECC, $389) for read-heavy multi-tenant. Game servers (Minecraft, Rust, CS2) — Core i9-13900 ($288) for tick rate and many instances, Core i7-8700 ($126) on a budget. Kubernetes / container density — EPYC 7401P ($389, 48 threads) or Xeon W-2295 ($350, 36 threads). CI / build farms — Core i9-13900 ($288) or Ryzen 7 3700X ($179) for parallel compilation. ML inference, scientific compute — Xeon W-2145 ($183) or W-2295 ($350) for AVX-512. Bulk storage, backups, media — Ryzen 5 3600 (2 × 2 TB HDD), Core i7-7700 (2 × 4 TB HDD) or Core i7-8700 (2 × 8 TB HDD). Best raw multi-thread on the page: Intel Core i9-13900 (44494 Geekbench). Best performance per dollar: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 at $109.

Yes. Both Falkenstein and Düsseldorf sit under EU GDPR plus Germany's federal Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG), with the BSI C5 (Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue) framework as the operational baseline applied in the underlying facility. We will sign a Data Processing Addendum (Auftragsverarbeitung) on request — useful for any EU customer whose downstream agreements require it. German jurisdiction is one of the cleanest data-residency stories available for processing EU personal data.

ECC (Error-Correcting Code) RAM detects and corrects single-bit memory errors transparently — important for databases, virtualisation hosts, long-running compute, and anything where silent data corruption is unacceptable. On this page the AMD Ryzen 7 3700X and EPYC 7401P ship with DDR4 ECC, and on the Intel side the Xeon E3-1275 v5 / v6, Xeon E-2176G / E-2276G, Xeon E5-1650 v3 and Xeon W-2295 ship with DDR4 ECC. The Core i7/i9 plans (including the DDR5 Core i9-13900), the Ryzen 5 3600, the Ryzen 7 1700X and the Xeon W-2145 ship with standard non-ECC memory. For production workloads where data integrity matters, pick an ECC plan.

Every plan except the Xeon W-2145 ships with two drives, and RAID 0 (stripe) or RAID 1 (mirror) is configurable at order time — RAID 1 is the default. The Xeon W-2145 ships with a single 500 GB SATA SSD. ZFS mirrors and pools are equally well-supported on FreeBSD or Linux. NVMe SSD plans are well-suited for IOPS-bound workloads (databases, Redis, search indexes); HDD options are sized for bulk capacity (logs, video, backups).

Stock images: Debian, Ubuntu LTS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS Stream, FreeBSD, Proxmox VE (KVM virtualisation host), Windows Server 2019 and 2022 (BYOL or SPLA), and TrueNAS Core / SCALE for storage-focused builds. Custom ISOs mount to the IPMI-KVM console at no charge — bring your own hardened gold image and we install it. Distribution choice does not affect price.

Germany plans are unmanaged by default — you own the OS, the patching cycle, and the application stack. The hardware, the network path, the RAID controller, and basic OS reinstalls are covered under standard support at no charge. For hands-on day-2 operations (hardening, monitoring set-up, migrations, fire-fighting), attach Managed Engineering Hours from the client area in 30-minute blocks — no retainer, no monthly commit.

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16 plans · 4 AMD + 12 Intel · From $109/mo · Instant setup · No setup fee · Unlimited bandwidth · Falkenstein + Düsseldorf · GDPR / BSI C5 · IPMI-KVM standard

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