High-Bandwidth Dedicated Servers
Deploy 10, 25, or 40 Gb/s unmetered dedicated servers for game hosting, live streaming, video delivery, CDN origins, media processing, proxy infrastructure, and other traffic-intensive applications.
Choose a server according to the relationship between guaranteed port capacity, processor platform, storage type, memory, application behavior, and expected traffic. Compare standard physical infrastructure on the Swiss dedicated servers page when extreme bandwidth is not the primary requirement.
Unmetered Server Configurations
Select a server according to CPU platform, memory, storage, guaranteed port speed, monthly pricing, and workload. Port capacity does not guarantee a fixed viewer count, player count, transcoding density, or application throughput.
$850per month
Entry Unmetered Server
For moderate live streaming, game hosting, proxy infrastructure, high-traffic websites, media delivery, and sustained network workloads.
$2,200per month
High-Throughput Compute Server
For larger streaming platforms, parallel workloads, transcoding pipelines, network services, and multi-service application infrastructure.
$2,500per month
Maximum Bandwidth Server
For large CDN origins, high-volume streaming delivery, multi-region infrastructure, large game networks, and demanding traffic workloads.
Technical and Workload Details
Select a tab to review the updated hardware configurations, workload relationships, deployment environments, management scope, and traffic policies.
Updated Hardware
Each bandwidth level has its own processor and storage configuration. The page does not assume that every server uses the same chassis, drive array, motherboard, or network interface.
Cost-efficient infrastructure for moderate streaming, gaming, proxy services, and sustained traffic.
Higher-throughput platform for parallel applications and compute-heavy services.
Maximum listed bandwidth for large origins and high-volume delivery.
No fixed monthly transfer quota is listed, subject to applicable technical and acceptable-use terms.
Hardware-level power, console, installation-media, and recovery functions where supported.
IPv6 /64 is listed. Confirm IPv4, reverse DNS, routing, and additional address requirements.
Confirm the exact processor, memory, drive model, network interface, chassis, and upgrade capacity before ordering.
Workload Guidance
Player capacity, viewer count, stream density, transcoding performance, and latency depend on software, bitrate, codec, tick rate, routing, storage behavior, and processor utilization.
Select according to engine, player count, tick rate, database load, anti-cheat stack, and audience location.
The 10 Gb/s server is the lower-cost starting point for lawful live delivery and streaming applications.
The AMD EPYC configuration is the strongest listed relationship for multi-threaded CPU workloads.
The 40 Gb/s server provides the highest listed port capacity for CDN-facing infrastructure.
Begin with 10 Gb/s and increase port and compute capacity as sustained traffic grows.
Large audiences normally require multiple origins, caching, routing, load balancing, and regional delivery.
Test the real application using its codec, bitrate, game engine, storage pattern, database, routing, and concurrency profile.
Deployment Images
Image availability depends on processor architecture, drivers, licensing, application requirements, and current SwissHosting provisioning options.
General-purpose Linux for streaming platforms, game services, containers, APIs, and media applications.
Stable Linux environment for network services, custom applications, and media infrastructure.
Enterprise Linux-compatible environments for control panels and RHEL-oriented software.
Windows environment for Microsoft applications, Remote Desktop, and compatible game or media software.
Virtualization platform for KVM machines, containers, segmented services, and private infrastructure.
Install another compatible operating system or hypervisor through IPMI virtual media where supported.
The newest release may not support every control panel, driver, game engine, streaming stack, or migration.
Server Administration
IPMI and administrative credentials provide server access, but they do not automatically include application, operating-system, security, or backup management.
Choose the processor, port capacity, storage, and price appropriate for the workload.
Select a compatible Linux, Windows, virtualization, or custom installation environment.
Use SSH, Remote Desktop, a hypervisor interface, or another supported method.
Control power, use the remote console, mount media, and perform recovery.
Configure firewalls, updates, authentication, monitoring, abuse controls, and application security.
The listed specifications do not establish that managed backups are included.
Unless management is explicitly included in writing, expect to manage updates, applications, security, monitoring, firewall rules, user access, and backups.
Traffic and Acceptable Use
Customers remain responsible for lawful activity, application security, hosted content, network behavior, and compliance with SwissHosting policies.
No fixed monthly transfer quota is listed, but technical and acceptable-use requirements still apply.
The 10, 25, or 40 Gb/s value describes the listed server port, not guaranteed application performance.
Swiss hosting does not make a server immune from lawful complaints, demands, or court orders.
Customers must hold the rights and permissions required for content they store, stream, or distribute.
Attacks, malware, spam, unauthorized access, and disruptive traffic may violate service policies.
Review current traffic, copyright, abuse, and prohibited-use terms before purchasing.
Do not describe these servers as DMCA-proof, takedown-proof, or legally unrestricted.
Current Availability
Physical inventory, port availability, provisioning time, operating-system support, IP resources, and custom requirements may change.
Streaming servers in Switzerland are best suited for projects that need high-bandwidth delivery, lower-latency connectivity, privacy-focused hosting context, and more stable performance for long-session traffic. They are commonly used for gaming, live media delivery, IPTV-style platforms, downloads, and bandwidth-intensive online services.
Swiss gaming servers are useful for multiplayer platforms, launchers, patches, downloadable game assets, and gaming communities that need stable network delivery, lower latency, and dependable performance for active users.
Live streaming projects benefit from dedicated Swiss infrastructure when they need more consistent delivery for video feeds, live broadcasts, event streaming, and real-time audience access across multiple regions.
Media-heavy platforms that distribute movies, music, audio streams, IPTV-style content, or large video libraries often need stronger bandwidth capacity and more stable transfer performance than standard hosting environments provide.
Projects with sustained download traffic, large file delivery, content distribution, or heavy user concurrency can use streaming-ready servers in Switzerland for better bandwidth planning and more predictable delivery conditions.
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High-Bandwidth Server Questions
Compare SwissHosting 10, 25, and 40 Gb/s unmetered dedicated servers by processor platform, storage, network capacity, workload relationship, management scope, and acceptable use.
A high-bandwidth dedicated server is a physical server allocated to one customer with a higher-capacity network port for traffic-intensive applications. The listed SwissHosting configurations provide guaranteed 10, 25, or 40 Gb/s ports, unmetered monthly traffic, dedicated processors, 128 GB of memory, storage, IPMI access, and IPv6 /64.
These servers are intended for workloads such as game hosting, live streaming, video delivery, CDN origins, media platforms, proxy infrastructure, and other services with sustained network demand.
Choose according to the relationship between your network demand, processor workload, storage behavior, and monthly budget.
The 10 Gb/s configuration includes dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 processors, 128 GB DDR4 memory, 1 TB SSD storage, a guaranteed 10 Gb/s port, unmetered traffic, IPMI access, and IPv6 /64.
It is the most cost-efficient listed option for moderate game hosting, lawful streaming applications, proxy services, high-traffic websites, media delivery, and sustained network use. It starts at $850 per month.
The 25 Gb/s configuration includes dual AMD EPYC 7452 processors, 128 GB DDR4 memory, 1 TB NVMe storage, a guaranteed 25 Gb/s port, unmetered traffic, IPMI access, and IPv6 /64.
Its processor platform makes it the stronger listed choice for parallel CPU workloads, larger streaming platforms, multi-service infrastructure, transcoding pipelines, network services, and applications that need more compute density. It starts at $2,200 per month.
The 40 Gb/s configuration includes dual Intel Xeon Gold 6138 processors, 128 GB DDR4 memory, 1 TB NVMe storage, a guaranteed 40 Gb/s port, unmetered traffic, IPMI access, and IPv6 /64.
It provides the highest listed network capacity and is intended for large CDN origins, high-volume streaming delivery, multi-region platforms, large game networks, and other traffic-intensive infrastructure. It starts at $2,500 per month.
The best game server depends on the game engine, tick rate, player concurrency, database activity, anti-cheat software, geographic audience, and whether one machine or a multi-node network is required.
The 10 Gb/s server is the practical entry point for moderate deployments. The 25 Gb/s AMD EPYC server is more appropriate when the environment benefits from greater parallel compute capacity. The 40 Gb/s server is intended for larger networks with heavier aggregate traffic.
Port speed alone does not determine player capacity or latency.
The 10 Gb/s server is the lower-cost option for moderate live streaming and media delivery. The 25 Gb/s AMD EPYC server is better suited to larger platforms or parallel processing workloads. The 40 Gb/s Xeon Gold server is intended for high-volume origins and the largest listed delivery requirements.
The correct selection depends on stream bitrate, codec, concurrent channels, transcoding requirements, storage access, caching, geographic distribution, and whether a CDN or regional edge layer is used.
Yes, compatible CPU-based transcoding software can be deployed, but the number of simultaneous jobs cannot be guaranteed from processor names or port speeds alone.
The dual AMD EPYC 7452 configuration is the strongest listed relationship for highly parallel CPU workloads. Actual performance depends on codec, resolution, bitrate, software, source format, output settings, and whether hardware acceleration is required.
The three listed plans do not identify a dedicated GPU.
Yes. The servers can support lawful CDN-origin and media-origin workloads when the application, storage, caching, routing, and content-delivery architecture are configured appropriately.
The 40 Gb/s server provides the highest listed origin port capacity. Large audiences will often require multiple origins, regional routing, load balancing, caching, and CDN edge infrastructure rather than relying on one server alone.
Unmetered means the plan does not list a fixed monthly terabyte-transfer allowance. Traffic can be sent through the assigned server port without a stated monthly data quota, subject to the applicable service and acceptable-use terms.
Unmetered does not mean unlimited physical throughput, guaranteed application performance, unrestricted activity, or immunity from network-management and abuse policies.
The port value describes the listed network-interface capacity allocated to the server. It is not a guarantee that every application, destination, or transfer will continuously reach the full port rate.
Real throughput can be affected by routing, peering, remote networks, protocol overhead, packet size, application design, encryption, CPU load, storage speed, and traffic patterns.
The 10 Gb/s plan includes 1 TB SSD storage. The 25 and 40 Gb/s plans include 1 TB NVMe storage.
SSD is suitable for general operating-system, application, and moderate media workloads. NVMe is better aligned with workloads that perform more frequent disk operations or need lower storage latency. Storage capacity and performance requirements should be evaluated separately from network port speed.
Deployment options may include supported Ubuntu Server, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Windows Server, Proxmox VE, and compatible custom installation media.
Exact availability depends on processor architecture, driver support, licensing, application requirements, control-panel compatibility, and current SwissHosting provisioning options. Review the operating-system tab and confirm the exact image before ordering.
A compatible customer-provided operating system or hypervisor may be installed through IPMI virtual media where supported.
The customer must confirm processor architecture, boot mode, storage-controller support, network drivers, software licensing, and compatibility with the selected server. Custom deployment requirements should be reviewed before purchase.
IPMI provides hardware-level access that does not depend on the installed operating system. Depending on the server platform, it can support remote power controls, console access, virtual installation media, boot troubleshooting, and recovery.
IPMI access does not automatically include ongoing operating system, application, security, or backup management.
The listed hardware and IPMI access provide administrative control, but they do not establish that full server management is included.
Unless a management service is included in writing, customers should expect to manage operating-system updates, applications, firewalls, user access, monitoring, security, traffic controls, and backups. Contact SwissHosting before ordering when installation or ongoing management is required.
The current plan specifications do not establish that managed backups are included by default. Customers should maintain independent backups or confirm whether an optional backup service is available.
Unmetered traffic, IPMI access, SSD storage, and NVMe storage are not substitutes for a separate backup strategy.
The listed configurations include an IPv6 /64 allocation. The exact IPv4 allocation, routing, reverse DNS, additional-IP eligibility, and address justification requirements should be confirmed before ordering.
Provisioning time depends on physical inventory, network-port availability, processor and storage availability, operating system, licensing, payment review, hardware testing, and custom deployment requirements.
Do not assume immediate provisioning or a fixed delivery time unless the applicable SwissHosting order or service terms state one.
No server should be described as legally immune, takedown-proof, or unrestricted. Hosting infrastructure in Switzerland does not eliminate copyright obligations, lawful complaints, court orders, or applicable service policies.
Customers must hold the required rights and permissions for the content they store, transmit, stream, or distribute. SwissHosting may evaluate complaints according to applicable law, jurisdiction, contractual terms, and the facts of each case.
High-bandwidth and unmetered capacity do not authorize unlawful, abusive, or disruptive activity.
Prohibited or restricted activity may include attacks, malware, spam, unauthorized access, fraudulent activity, infringement, network abuse, or other uses that violate applicable law or SwissHosting policies. Review the current service terms before ordering.
The high-bandwidth plans emphasize guaranteed 10, 25, or 40 Gb/s ports and unmetered monthly traffic. Standard Swiss dedicated servers may have lower monthly pricing and different processor, storage, port, and transfer combinations.
Choose the high-bandwidth category when sustained network capacity is a primary infrastructure requirement. Choose the standard dedicated-server category when the workload is more dependent on processor, memory, storage, or general physical isolation than extreme traffic volume.
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