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OpenMetal XL v5 vs XL v4: same 64 cores, but v5 adds 33% memory bandwidth, more PCIe lanes and drive bays, and CPU-side AI; v4 keeps more L3 cache.
NVIDIA H200 vs H100 for AI training and inference: 141GB HBM3e vs 80–94GB, same Hopper compute with more memory. OpenMetal runs the H200 on bare metal.
NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 vs H200 on OpenMetal: 96GB GDDR7 + FP4 for cost-efficient AI vs 141GB HBM3e for the largest models. Both single-tenant bare metal.
OpenMetal NVIDIA H200 bare metal GPU server: 141GB HBM3e, dual Xeon 6530P, 1TB DDR5. Single-tenant bare metal, fixed monthly pricing.
OpenMetal GPU clusters: dedicated single-tenant multi-GPU infrastructure. All-RP6000, all-H200, or mixed on a private 40 Gbps mesh, fixed monthly pricing.
OpenMetal NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 GPU server: 96GB GDDR7, FP4, dual Xeon 6530P, 1TB DDR5. Training and inference, single-tenant, fixed monthly pricing.
Add NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 or H200 GPU servers to an existing OpenMetal cloud or bare metal deployment – same private network, fixed monthly pricing.
NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 vs H100: specs, cost, deployment fit. 96GB GDDR7 + FP4 vs 80–94GB HBM3. OpenMetal offers the RP6000 and H200 on bare metal.
NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 vs L40S for AI training and inference: 96GB GDDR7 + FP4 (Blackwell) vs 48GB GDDR6 (Ada). OpenMetal runs the RP6000 on bare metal.
Q: What NVMe storage does the OpenMetal H200 GPU server use? The OpenMetal H200 GPU server uses a 6.4TB Micron 7500 MAX NVMe SSD for data, plus two 960GB NVMe
All-NVMe OSDs, an isolated boot pool, a clean lane budget, and identical nodes: how OpenMetal’s v5 hardware makes Ceph behave predictably instead of needing tuning.
The OpenMetal Hosted Private Cloud XL v4 is a three-node OpenStack and Ceph cluster, each node running dual Intel Xeon Gold 6530 processors with 1TB DDR5 4800MHz RAM and 25.6TB
This configuration is no longer in the OpenMetal catalog. The XXL v4 is a previous-generation build we no longer offer for new orders. The specifications below remain accurate for deployed
Q: What are the specs of the OpenMetal Medium v5 bare metal server? Dual Intel Xeon 6505P processors (Granite Rapids, Intel 3) power the OpenMetal Medium v5, delivering 24 physical
Q: How does the OpenMetal Medium v5 compare to the Medium v4? Switching from the Medium v4 to the Medium v5 brings 113% more L3 cache per socket (48 MB
Q: What NVMe drives does OpenMetal use in the Medium v5 bare metal server? The OpenMetal Medium v5 uses the Micron 7500 MAX 6.4 TB NVMe as its data drive,
This page compares the OpenMetal Bare Metal Dedicated Server XXL v4 with the AWS x2idn.32xlarge and x2idn.metal — the closest AWS equivalents by RAM profile for high-memory, NVMe-accelerated workloads. Both
This configuration is no longer in the OpenMetal catalog. The XXL v4 is a previous-generation build we no longer offer for new orders. The specifications below remain accurate for deployed
OpenMetal offers two XL v4 bare metal configurations with the same chassis, the same 1TB DDR5 RAM, the same 25.6TB NVMe storage, and the same network tier — but fundamentally
This configuration is no longer in the OpenMetal catalog. The XL v4 High Frequency was a high-clock variant we no longer stock or offer. The specifications below remain accurate for
Q: What is Intel Speed Select Technology and how does it improve latency on OpenMetal bare metal servers? Intel Speed Select Technology (SST) is Intel’s hardware mechanism for defining multiple
Q: XL v4 vs XL v4 High Frequency: which OpenMetal bare metal server should I choose? Choose the XL v4 High Frequency when your workload’s critical path is serial —
Q: Is OpenMetal’s XL v4 High Frequency server suitable for high-frequency trading infrastructure? The XL v4 High Frequency is well-suited for co-located HFT infrastructure because its 3.6 GHz base clock
Q: How does DDR5-5200 memory on the XL v4 High Frequency compare to DDR5-4800 on the standard XL v4? DDR5-5200 on the XL v4 High Frequency provides approximately 8% higher
Q: When does higher CPU clock speed outperform higher core count for bare metal workloads? Higher CPU clock speed outperforms higher core count when the workload’s critical path cannot be
Q: How much does an OpenMetal XL v4 bare metal server cost? The OpenMetal XL v4 bare metal server is billed at a fixed monthly rate with no per-VM fees,
Q: What NVMe drives does OpenMetal use in the XL v4 server? The OpenMetal XL v4 ships four Micron 7500 MAX 6.4TB NVMe U.3 drives as data storage, providing 25.6TB
The OpenMetal Bare Metal Dedicated Server XL v4 is the top-tier server in the OpenMetal bare metal lineup, succeeding the XL v3 with 5th Gen Intel Xeon Gold 6530 processors
Q: Can I expand an OpenMetal Storage Medium v4 to the Storage Large v4 configuration? Yes. The Storage Medium v4 and Storage Large v4 share the same chassis with identical
Q: How does the OpenMetal Medium v4 compare to AWS m7i instances? The Medium v4 provides 24 dedicated physical cores, 256 GB DDR5, and 6.4 TB persistent local NVMe on
Q: What Intel Xeon processor does the OpenMetal Medium v4 use? The Medium v4 uses dual Intel Xeon Silver 4510 processors, providing 24 cores and 48 threads across two sockets
Q: How does the OpenMetal Medium v4 compare to the Large v4 bare metal server? The Medium v4 and Large v4 share the same chassis and dual boot drive design
Q: What are the specs of the OpenMetal Medium v4 bare metal server? The Medium v4 ships with dual Intel Xeon Silver 4510 processors (24 cores, 48 threads), 256 GB
Q: What NVMe drives does OpenMetal use in the Medium v4 bare metal server? The Medium v4 ships with one 6.4 TB Micron 7500 MAX NVMe SSD connected via PCIe
Q: How much storage does the OpenMetal Storage Medium v4 provide? The Storage Medium v4 provides 120 TB of raw HDD capacity (six 20 TB SATA drives) plus 12.8 TB
Q: What is the difference between the OpenMetal Storage Medium v4 and Storage Large v4? Both servers share the same chassis, CPU, memory, and network configuration, but differ in drive
The Storage Large v4 is a different server from the compute-focused Large v4. It pairs high-capacity SATA HDDs with NVMe cache drives in a three-tier storage architecture designed for Ceph
Q: What NVMe drives does OpenMetal use in the Large v4 bare metal server? The Large v4 ships with two 6.4 TB Micron 7500 MAX NVMe SSDs (12.8 TB total),
Q: How much private bandwidth does an OpenMetal bare metal server include? OpenMetal bare metal servers include 20 Gbps of private bandwidth by default (two 10 Gbps interfaces, LACP-bonded), upgradeable
OpenMetal’s Large v5 bare metal dedicated server: dual Intel Xeon 6517P, 512GB DDR5-6400, Micron 7500 MAX NVMe, and 20Gbps private bandwidth.
Discover why dual smaller NVMe drives outperform single larger drives for enterprise databases on bare metal infrastructure. Learn about workload separation, parallel I/O, and endurance benefits with Micron 7500 MAX SSDs on OpenMetal’s XLv4 and XXLv4 servers for mission-critical applications.
Discover how OpenMetal delivers performance and flexibility through tiered cloud storage options. Learn the pros and use cases of direct-attached NVMe, Ceph-based high availability block storage, and scalable, low-cost erasure-coded object storage—all integrated into OpenStack.
Discover how machine learning and data analytics teams could accelerate training, inference, and data pipelines using OpenMetal’s infrastructure. This example setup combines a Large v3 Cloud Core with high-capacity Storage v3 servers, NVMe speed, and 95th percentile egress pricing.
Explore how a 3D model hosting platform could scale using OpenMetal’s Storage Large servers. With hybrid NVMe/HDD storage, powerful compute, and 95th percentile egress billing, OpenMetal offers an ideal infrastructure model for content-rich applications.
OpenMetal’s Storage Large v1 and v3 bare-metal servers deliver scalable hybrid storage, powerful compute, and 95th percentile bandwidth pricing. Ideal for demanding workloads like AI, blockchain, media production, and data analytics—without surprise egress fees.