Run CPU-intensive applications, batch jobs and long-running workloads on reserved computing resources without buying or maintaining your own server hardware.
Choose Windows or Linux, install your own software, and keep the same configured environment available throughout your rental period. MaxCloudON CPU servers are designed for workloads that need consistent processor performance, large memory capacity and full system control.
MaxCloudON provides cloud computing services for workloads that depend primarily on CPU performance, memory capacity and sustained processing.
Each server runs in an isolated virtual environment with CPU and memory resources reserved for your workload. You receive full root access on Linux or administrator access on Windows, allowing you to install and configure the applications, libraries, services, scripts and development tools you need.
Unlike temporary compute instances that are frequently recreated, your server can remain configured throughout the active rental period. Applications, files, settings and operating environment stay available when you reconnect.
This makes a dedicated CPU server particularly suitable for workloads that run regularly, require substantial configuration, or benefit from predictable resources over days, weeks or months.
Run CPU-based rendering workloads using applications and render engines such as Corona, V-Ray CPU, Arnold CPU and other multi-threaded rendering software. High-core CPU configurations are particularly useful for long renders, batch processing and workloads that can distribute calculations across many processor threads.
Run numerical analysis, engineering applications, simulations, Monte Carlo workloads, finite element analysis and other computational tasks that depend heavily on processor performance. Reserved resources help provide consistent performance during long-running calculations.
Process large numbers of independent jobs, datasets or files without tying up local workstations. Suitable for ETL workloads, data transformation, analytics pipelines, automation and other background processing tasks.
Use high-core servers for software builds, compilation, CI/CD pipelines, automated testing and development environments. Full administrator or root access lets you configure the toolchain, dependencies, containers and services required by your project.
Run persistent backend applications, databases, APIs, internal services and other server-side workloads that benefit from dedicated compute resources. An optional public IP is available when your application must be accessible directly from the internet.
Use multi-core and multi-processor configurations for scientific computing, parallel CPU applications and other high-performance computing workloads. For workloads that can efficiently use many CPU threads, high-core AMD EPYC systems can provide substantially more processing capacity than a typical workstation or general-purpose VPS.
CPU workloads do not all benefit from the same type of processor. The right configuration depends on how your application uses cores, memory and clock speed.
Suitable for applications that need a balance between processor speed, memory and cost.
Typical uses include:
Intel Xeon and AMD Ryzen configurations are available for a range of general-purpose workloads.
Designed for software that can efficiently use many processor cores simultaneously.
Typical uses include:
AMD EPYC configurations provide high core counts for sustained multi-threaded processing.
For workloads where increasing the number of available CPU threads directly reduces processing time, multi-processor configurations provide additional compute capacity within a single server environment.
These systems are suitable for large batch workloads, CPU rendering, simulations and other heavily parallel applications.
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A MaxCloudON CPU server can remain available as the same configured environment throughout your rental period.
Install your applications once, configure the operating system, deploy your scripts or services, and reconnect to the same environment whenever you need it.
Daily and weekly rental can be useful for temporary compute requirements, while monthly rental is better suited to persistent applications and workloads used regularly.
This is particularly useful when:
CPU resources assigned to your server remain reserved for your workloads and are not shared with others.
Control your environment. Install software, services, libraries, Docker containers and development tools.
Choose the operating system Windows or Linux appropriate for your applications and workflow.
Use fixed daily, weekly or monthly rental periods instead of continuously changing consumption-based billing.
Inbound and outbound traffic is included without separate bandwidth usage charges.
Your configured server environment remains available throughout the active rental period.
Infrastructure support is provided by the MaxCloudON team rather than relying entirely on automated support systems.
A public IP can be added when you need to expose an application, API or other service directly to the internet.
MaxCloudON CPU servers are available with daily, weekly and monthly rental periods.
Choose a configuration according to the number of processor cores, CPU architecture, memory requirements and expected duration of your workload.
Monthly rental is generally the better fit when the server is used regularly, hosts a persistent application or requires a software environment that would be inconvenient to rebuild repeatedly.
Included with CPU server rental:
Reserved
May be shared or oversubscribed
Yes
Usually, depending on service
Yes
Usually
Yes
Usually
Daily, weekly or monthly rental
Typically consumption-based
Unmetered
Often metered separately
Available
Depends on provider
Strong fit
Depends on instance type and pricing
A MaxCloudON Dedicated CPU Server is a virtual server environment backed by reserved CPU and memory resources.
It provides a complete Windows or Linux server environment with full root or administrator access, allowing you to install and manage your own applications and software stack.
It is designed for workloads where consistent CPU performance, persistent configuration and full system control are important.
The CPU resources assigned to your server are reserved for your workload and are not dynamically shared with other customers.
This helps avoid the unpredictable performance that can occur when multiple unrelated workloads compete for the same allocated CPU capacity.
MaxCloudON offers CPU server configurations based on Intel and AMD processors, including Intel Xeon, AMD EPYC and selected AMD Ryzen platforms.
You can compare the currently available configurations here:
Typical workloads include CPU rendering, simulations, numerical analysis, software compilation, CI/CD, batch processing, data processing, backend services, application hosting and other CPU-intensive tasks.
The best configuration depends on whether your application benefits more from higher per-core performance, a larger number of CPU cores, or additional memory.
Yes. CPU servers are suitable for render engines and workflows that support CPU rendering, including Corona, V-Ray CPU and Arnold CPU.
Applications that support GPU rendering may perform better on a Dedicated GPU Server, depending on the scene, software and workflow.
Yes. Windows and Linux environments are available.
Yes. Linux servers provide root access and Windows servers provide administrator access, allowing you to configure the environment and install your own software.
Yes. You control the software environment and can install the applications, libraries, scripts, containers and services required for your workload.
Third-party commercial software remains subject to its own licensing terms. MaxCloudON operates on a Bring Your Own License basis where applicable.
Yes. The environment remains persistent throughout the active rental period.
Your installed applications, configuration, files and settings remain available rather than being recreated each time you reconnect.
Yes. CPU server configurations are available with daily, weekly and monthly rental periods.
Monthly rental is particularly suitable for servers used regularly or for persistent workloads and applications.
No. MaxCloudON server plans include unmetered traffic without separate inbound or outbound bandwidth usage charges.
Yes. A dedicated public IP is available as an optional add-on when your application needs direct inbound internet access.
Need deeper details about our billing and payments, file retention policies, software usage, or network security? Visit our centralized MaxCloudON FAQ Platform Hub .
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