Entry legacy compute
Orbit Dedicated
$70/month
Cost-conscious single-tenant hardware for compatible workloads.
- Xeon E3-1240L v3 · 4 cores
- 8 GB DDR3 RAM
- 4 × 2 TB SSD
- 10 TB monthly traffic
Dedicated infrastructure
Galaxy dedicated servers with the hardware stated plainly.
Physical infrastructure for sustained compute, virtualization, databases, storage, sensitive workloads, and high-traffic applications.
- Catalog from $70/month
- Current stock from $85/month
- Thirteen named configurations
- Management available
Options
Current dedicated-server lineup
Galaxy names simplify comparison; processor, memory, storage, traffic, and live supplier availability remain authoritative. In-stock models open the branded configurator; unavailable models remain visible for planning.
Entry DDR4 compute
Meteor Dedicated
$85/month
A newer entry platform with DDR4 memory for small production services.
- Xeon E3-1260L v5 · 4 cores
- 16 GB DDR4 RAM
- SSD configuration
- 10 TB monthly traffic
Efficient eight-core
Nova Dedicated
$105/month
Efficient single-socket compute with ECC memory.
- Xeon D-1541 · 8 cores
- 16 GB ECC RAM
- SSD configuration
- 10 TB monthly traffic
Balanced storage
Apollo Dedicated
$120/month
A practical dedicated configuration with substantial local storage.
- Xeon E5-2620 v3 · 6 cores
- 16 GB DDR4 RAM
- 2 × 2 TB SSD
- 20 TB monthly traffic
Entry NVMe platform
Voyager Dedicated
$130/month
Scalable Xeon hardware with ECC memory and fast NVMe storage.
- Xeon 3204 or similar · 6 cores
- 16 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 240 GB NVMe
- 10 TB monthly traffic
Ten-core storage
Orion Dedicated
$140/month
More cores and memory for production applications and storage-oriented services.
- Xeon E5-2630L v4 · 10 cores
- 32 GB DDR4 RAM
- 2 × 2 TB SSD
- 20 TB monthly traffic
Eight-core NVMe
Nebula Dedicated
$160/month
ECC memory, NVMe storage, and additional disk expansion options.
- Xeon 4108 or similar · 8 cores
- 32 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 240 GB NVMe
- 10 TB monthly traffic
High-core storage server
Pulsar Dedicated
$160/month
Fourteen physical cores and large SSD capacity for sustained parallel workloads.
- Xeon E5-2650L v4 · 14 cores
- 32 GB DDR4 RAM
- 2 × 2 TB SSD
- 20 TB monthly traffic
Ten-core NVMe
Quasar Dedicated
$180/month
Modern balanced compute for application and database workloads.
- Xeon 4210 or similar · 10 cores
- 32 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 240 GB NVMe
- 10 TB monthly traffic
Sixteen-core compute
Supernova Dedicated
$205/month
High-core compute with more memory and NVMe capacity.
- Xeon 6130 or similar · 16 cores
- 64 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 480 GB NVMe
- 15 TB monthly traffic
Twenty-four-core compute
Andromeda Dedicated
$265/month
Large production platform for sustained parallel workloads.
- Xeon 5220R or similar · 24 cores
- 64 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 480 GB NVMe
- 20 TB monthly traffic
Dual-CPU powerhouse
Hyperion Dedicated
$360/month
Dual-processor hardware for virtualization and compute-heavy services.
- 2 × Xeon 5220R or similar · 48 cores
- 128 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 480 GB NVMe
- 20 TB monthly traffic
Maximum listed capacity
Titan Dedicated
$420/month
The largest listed configuration for dense virtualization and memory-heavy compute.
- AMD EPYC 7702 or similar · 64 cores
- 256 GB ECC RAM
- 2 × 960 GB NVMe
- 20 TB monthly traffic
The Galaxy approach
Compare the full catalog without hiding the underlying hardware.
All thirteen configurations are documented here. Only offer-enabled, in-stock configurations that pass the GalaxyHosting margin policy are allowed through guarded checkout; the secure provider flow confirms location, operating system, control panel, billing term, and non-refundable provisioning terms before purchase.
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What checkout confirms before purchase
No dedicated order should be submitted until these commercial and technical details are explicit.
| Category | Confirmed detail | Why it matters | Typical options | Decision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Compute | CPU generation and cores | Application performance | Balanced or compute-heavy | Workload based |
| Memory | Installed RAM and growth | Concurrency and caching | Standard or high-memory | Capacity based |
| Storage | Media, layout, and capacity | Speed and recovery | NVMe, SSD, multi-disk | Data based |
| Network | Location, traffic, and ports | Latency and transfer cost | Regional and bandwidth options | Audience based |
| Operations | Management responsibility | Security and response | Self, assisted, or fully managed | Team based |
What is covered
Deployment and management options
Architecture review
Validate that dedicated hardware is actually better than a VPS or managed cloud configuration.
Secure build
Install and harden the operating system, access, network controls, and required services.
Migration
Plan data transfer, testing, DNS change, downtime, rollback, and post-cutover monitoring.
Observability
Monitor service health, capacity, hardware signals, and the metrics that matter to the workload.
Recovery
Design backups and restoration around data size, change rate, recovery time, and retention.
Ongoing administration
Provide patching, incident response, vendor coordination, and capacity recommendations.
How it works
A clear path from question to operating service.
- 1
Requirements
Capture the workload, data, users, risk, location, and support expectations.
- 2
Stock and economics
Verify inventory, promotions, full-term cost, renewal, and non-refundable terms.
- 3
Written quote
Document configuration, management boundary, migration, backup, and total price.
- 4
Deploy and verify
Provision only after approval, then harden, migrate, test, and monitor.
Frequently asked
Important questions before you choose.
Can I order a dedicated server online?
Yes. Current in-stock, margin-safe configurations link to the branded configurator. Physical provisioning is not instantaneous and the final hosted checkout confirms the controlling setup and price.
Can I customize the disks?
The streamlined configurator uses the supplier default disks and RAID 1. Open the specialty catalog for custom storage, additional disks, or another RAID layout.
Are dedicated purchases refundable?
No. Current provisioning-partner terms state that VPS and dedicated-server purchases are non-refundable after provisioning, so verify the configuration and term before ordering.
Can you manage a server from another provider?
Often yes. We first review access, operating system, support status, backup condition, and the responsibility boundary.
Should I choose dedicated instead of VPS?
Choose dedicated when sustained performance, hardware control, memory, storage, virtualization, or isolation justifies the cost. Otherwise a VPS may be simpler and more flexible.
Ready when you are
Send the workload, current environment, and reason you think dedicated hardware is needed.
We will validate the architecture and return a written configuration instead of selling the wrong server quickly.