You can scale almost every physical tier of your bare metal infrastructure. Our global inventory supports RAM expansions up to 1.5TB DDR4/DDR5 ECC Memory, high-density storage additions, hardware RAID controllers, and network port upgrades up to 100Gbps.
Please Note: Maximum expansion capacities depend strictly on your server's specific motherboard limitations, CPU architecture, and available PCIe lanes.
Physical component changes requiring motherboard insertion (such as RAM modules or CPU swaps) require a scheduled 15 to 30-minute maintenance window, executed during off-peak hours of your choice. However, for servers deployed in chassis with hot-swappable drive bays and active RAID arrays, storage drives can be added or replaced on-the-fly with zero system downtime.
Standard memory and storage expansion tickets are assigned directly to our on-site data center engineers and completed within 2 to 4 hours post-confirmation. Complex hardware RAID rebuilding, multi-socket EPYC expansions, or custom PCIe network card installations are executed within a guaranteed 12-hour SLA window.
Yes, provided your selected server chassis features hybrid drive bays. While many of our enterprise servers allow combining ultra-fast Enterprise NVMe SSDs (for OS/databases) with SATA HDDs (for bulk storage) on a single chassis, certain specialized high-performance servers (such as 1U NVMe-only servers) are structurally restricted to U.2/M.2 NVMe drives only. Please check with our support team regarding your specific chassis.
Yes, but availability and supported RAID levels depend entirely on your specific server model. Software RAID (Linux MDRAID, Proxmox ZFS pools) is completely free and supported across all our bare metal servers. For enterprise nodes, we offer dedicated Hardware RAID controllers (e.g., Broadcom/LSI MegaRAID) with flash-backed write cache protection.
Please Note: The available RAID configurations vary by controller and chassis. While some high-end servers support the full spectrum (RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, 50, 60), others may be limited to specific arrays like RAID 0, 1, and 5. Additionally, certain entry-level nodes may not support hardware RAID cards at all due to PCIe slot limitations.
Hardware upgrade requests submitted mid-cycle are pro-rated for the exact remaining days of your current billing period. Starting from your next renewal, the upgrade fee is seamlessly consolidated into your primary recurring invoice, whether you are on a monthly or annual payment plan, with no hidden surprises.

