Pro 32
- AMD EPYC 9355P32 cores · 64 threads
- 384 GBDDR5-6000 ECC
- 2 × 3.84 TBNVMe Gen5
- 25 Gbps portUnmetered traffic
Pro series · AMD EPYC 9005
From 32 to 64 Zen 5 cores on a single socket, with all 12 channels of DDR5-6000 populated, NVMe Gen5 storage and 25 Gbps networking. Pro servers are the balanced choice for databases, virtualization and SaaS back ends, and they are ready in minutes.

Configurations
Monthly prices in USD, excluding taxes. Unmetered traffic, DDoS protection, IPMI and 24/7 support included.
Why Pro series
EPYC 9355P, 9455P and 9555P processors on a single socket, with boost clocks up to 4.4 GHz and no cross-socket memory traffic.
One DDR5-6000 ECC module per channel gives 384, 576 or 768 GB, the full memory bandwidth of the socket and 12 GB per core on every model.
PCIe 5.0 NVMe drives with 7.68 TB raw on Pro 32 and 15.36 TB on Pro 48 and Pro 64, where Pro 64 splits it across four drives for RAID 10.
25 Gbps on Pro 32 and Pro 48 and 2 × 25 Gbps on Pro 64, with no traffic cap and no egress fees.
Buying guide
The Pro series runs AMD EPYC 9005 processors, the same Zen 5 generation as the Core series but built for throughput: up to 64 cores per socket, 12 DDR5-6000 memory channels and PCIe 5.0 for NVMe Gen5 storage. The P models used here are single-socket parts, so all cores share one socket's memory controllers and there is no cross-socket traffic to tune around.
Every Pro server populates all 12 channels with one module each, which is why memory comes in 384, 576 and 768 GB steps (see DDR5 memory channels and server sizing). The series fits databases, virtualization with Proxmox VE, Kubernetes nodes, SaaS back ends, CI farms and analytics.
All three keep the same 12 GB of memory per core, so the choice comes down to core count, storage and network:
Pro 32 and Pro 48 are available in 8 locations, Pro 64 in 6. Beyond 64 cores or 768 GB, see the Max series.
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FAQ
Each EPYC 9005 socket has 12 DDR5 memory channels, and bandwidth is highest when every channel holds one identical module. Twelve modules of 32, 48 or 64 GB give 384, 576 or 768 GB; sizes such as 256 or 512 GB would leave channels empty or unbalanced and cost memory bandwidth.
Start with Pro 32 for a primary database or a mid-size virtualization host; it has the highest base clock of the series. Move to Pro 48 for more cores, memory and storage per server, or to Pro 64 when you want four NVMe drives for RAID 10 and 2 × 25 Gbps. All three keep 12 GB of memory per core, so the ratio stays the same as you move up.
Pro 32 and Pro 48 are available in New York, Ashburn, Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London and Singapore. Pro 64 is available in Ashburn, Dallas, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Singapore. All Pro servers are pre-racked and usually delivered within 15 minutes of payment.
Yes. Proxmox VE is a one-click image, free private VLANs connect your servers in the same location, and the REST API and Terraform provider let you manage servers from your existing automation. Because each Pro server has a single socket, per-socket licenses such as a Proxmox VE subscription count one socket.
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