GorillaServers - Dedicated Bare Metal for Validators & RPC Nodes

GorillaServers provides US-based dedicated bare-metal servers with unmetered 1 Gbps bandwidth and modern Ryzen and EPYC CPUs.

Unlike budget eco ranges, GorillaServers focuses on newer CPU tiers, higher clock profiles, and strong network backbones with instant deployment options.

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Overview

For operators wanting dedicated US infrastructure with stronger CPU tiers, GorillaServers is a compelling alternative in the mid-tier dedicated market.

Validator Suitability

Validator-only deployments generally require:

NVMe storage
4-6 real CPU cores
32-64 GB RAM
Stable 1 Gbps bandwidth

Recommended Budget Validator Class

AMD Ryzen 7600
6c / 12t real cores, 64 GB RAM, NVMe storage, 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth, approximately $89/month.

Why it works well:

Strong single-core performance for consensus
Dedicated resources
Modern CPU architecture
Plenty of memory headroom

RPC Suitability

Public RPC endpoints handling sustained traffic require higher core counts and thread capacity.

Recommended RPC Class

AMD Ryzen 7900
12c / 24t, 64 GB RAM, NVMe storage, 1 Gbps unmetered, approximately $99-$139/month.

Provides:

Strong multi-thread performance
Better handling of concurrent RPC queries
Increased cache and indexing headroom
Excellent NVMe throughput

FoxxOne RPC previously ran on Rise LE-1 hardware (now discontinued). Ryzen 7900 class offers comparable real-world capability for modern deployments.

Deployment Strategy

Validator - Ryzen 7600 ($89/month)
Public RPC - Ryzen 7900 ($99+ /month)

This separation maintains validator stability while allowing RPC scaling without affecting consensus.

Pros

Modern Ryzen and EPYC CPUs
1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth standard
US-based data centers
Instant deploy options
Strong performance consistency

Tradeoffs

Higher entry cost than OVH KS range
Less ultra-budget pricing
Smaller international footprint compared to OVH

Summary

GorillaServers offers modern dedicated hardware with strong bandwidth and CPU performance. It is more expensive than OVH’s eco range but provides stronger base hardware and US-focused deployment.