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A Private RDP (also called a Dedicated RDP) is a Windows remote desktop where the CPU cores, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage are reserved for you alone, not split across other users. You connect over Remote Desktop and get full administrator access, so you can install any software, change server settings, and reboot on your own schedule. Because your resources aren't shared, performance stays consistent even when other tasks are running. It runs 24/7 in a Tier 3+ data center, so your work keeps going whether your own machine is on or off.

• Resources: Private RDP gives you dedicated CPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage; shared RDP splits those resources among many users, so a busy neighbor can slow you down.
• Access: Private RDP grants full administrator control, including reboots and system-level changes; shared plans typically limit those actions.
• Performance: With resources reserved for you, a Private RDP holds steady under load, while a shared plan's speed rises and falls with other users' activity.
• Best fit: Choose Private RDP when you need consistent performance and complete control over the environment.

Private RDP suits anyone who needs a stable, always-on Windows environment with resources that won't be throttled by other users. Common uses include forex and algorithmic trading platforms like MT4/MT5, SEO tools, web scraping and automation, social media management, app and web hosting, and remote development or testing. If your task has to run continuously and predictably, dedicated resources keep it isolated from other users' load and reliable around the clock.

• Full administrator access on Windows Server 2016, 2019, or 2022, with a free Windows OS license.
• Dedicated CPU, RAM, and NVMe SSD storage on AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon hardware.
• DDoS protection and ports up to 1 Gbps.
• 15+ global locations, a 99.9% uptime SLA, and 24/7 support, with activation in minutes.