Los Angeles RDP Server & Windows VPS

Both lines share the same tier sizes, storage and memory type; the difference is the processor.

• Choose AMD Ryzen if one person uses the desktop and wants it to feel immediate: trading front ends, browsers, office software and game servers lean on single-thread speed, which is Ryzen's strength.
• Choose AMD EPYC if you prefer AMD's server processor line. It does not add vCPU or RAM: for many things at once (bots, scrapers, builds, services) or several people signing in, choose a larger tier on either family. Plans have 2 vCPU on T1, 4 vCPU on T2 and 6 vCPU on T3 to T6; above T3, a larger tier adds RAM and NVMe storage.

Still unsure? The Ryzen vs EPYC guide has a short checklist.

Los Angeles is the West Coast's largest metro and one of its main internet gateways. A server here is the natural choice for users in California and the western states, where a nearby machine keeps Remote Desktop sessions responsive.

It is also the closest of our locations to the Asia-Pacific region. We do not operate a location in Asia, so if your users are in Asia or Oceania, Los Angeles will usually give them the shortest path of the locations we offer.

Choose Los Angeles when you want:

• A West Coast server for yourself, your team or your customers.
• A choice of CPU family in one location, so you can match the processor to the workload.
• The shortest route to Asia-Pacific among our locations.

For central US coverage see Dallas; for the East Coast see New York.

Compare US cities on the USA locations page.