A Dedicated Server is a physical server fully allocated to a single user. All hardware resources including CPU, RAM, storage and network bandwidth are exclusively yours.
There is no virtualization layer. You work directly on bare metal hardware.
VDS solutions are powerful, but still virtualized. Dedicated servers provide direct access to physical hardware.
| Feature | VDS | Dedicated Server |
|---|---|---|
| Virtualization | Yes | No |
| Hardware Sharing | Partial | None |
| Performance | High | Maximum |
| Customization | Limited | Full |
| Enterprise Use | Medium | High |
When performance limits matter, dedicated servers are the next step.
Dedicated servers are ideal for:
High-traffic websites
Large databases
Enterprise software
SaaS platforms
Game server infrastructures
Security-critical applications
If uptime and performance are business-critical, dedicated is the answer.
Maximum performance
Full hardware control
Enhanced security
Stable and predictable workload handling
Advanced customization
No shared resources means no surprises.
If you experience:
High CPU usage
Disk I/O bottlenecks
Traffic spikes causing instability
Increasing security requirements
Then VDS is no longer sufficient.
Modern processors (Ryzen or Xeon)
NVMe storage
Strong network backbone
DDoS protection
Hardware redundancy
Ignoring these leads to poor long-term results.
Dedicated servers offer unmatched performance, control and reliability.
For enterprise-grade projects, they are not optional but essential.
ServerTurk delivers high-performance dedicated servers with NVMe storage, enterprise-grade hardware and advanced DDoS protection.
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