Hardware: Ryzen and EPYC
What's the difference between AMD EPYC and Ryzen CPUs?
AMD EPYC and AMD Ryzen are AMD's server and desktop CPU lines. The real differences in plain English — core count, clock speed and what each is built for.
Guides
Practical Remote Desktop guides for people who run Windows servers: ports, commands, settings and fixes, each one linked to the Microsoft documentation behind it.
Hardware: Ryzen and EPYC
AMD EPYC and AMD Ryzen are AMD's server and desktop CPU lines. The real differences in plain English — core count, clock speed and what each is built for.
RDP how-to
Got your server but not your password? Here is where to find your RDP login details — IP, username and password — in your RyzenRDP console, step by step.
Workloads
Make a Minecraft server on a Linux VPS: install Java and Paper, accept the EULA, edit server.properties, open port 25565, run it with systemd, and connect.
RDP how-to
A complete guide to the mstsc command: /v, /admin, /f, /w and /h, /multimon, /span, /public and /shadow, with copy-ready examples for Windows Server RDP.
RDP how-to
Remote Desktop uses TCP and UDP port 3389 by default. See how RDP uses each, how to check the port, and how to change it safely on Windows Server.
Troubleshooting
Why Remote Desktop sessions time out or drop, and how to fix it: session time limits, idle and keep-alive settings, network causes and Group Policy paths.
Step-by-step Remote Desktop guides for Windows Server: which ports RDP uses, the mstsc command and its switches, keyboard shortcuts inside a session, multiple monitors, passwords, and connecting from Linux, Mac, iPhone and Android. Each guide lists the Microsoft documentation it relies on, so you can check every step against the source.
Fixes for the Remote Desktop problems people actually search for: sessions that time out or drop, the "currently busy" message, black screens, CredSSP authentication errors and slow, laggy sessions. Each guide starts with a quick checklist, explains the cause, and gives the exact Group Policy, registry or client setting to change.
Plain-English explainers on the hardware behind a Windows server: how AMD Ryzen and AMD EPYC processors differ, why clock speed and core count matter for different workloads, and what NVMe storage and DDR5 or DDR4 memory change for a remote desktop. No marketing benchmarks: any number we publish comes from our own measurements, with the method stated.
Setup guides for the workloads people run on a Windows VPS: trading and charting platforms, bots and automation, game servers and remote development desktops. Each guide covers sizing (vCPU, memory and storage), the Windows settings that keep a workload running after you disconnect, and the location choices that matter for latency.
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