Dragon-R 20Gbps Premium ruTorrent/rTorrent Seedboxes
- Mushu
- 17.99€
monthly billing
- 3 TB HDD RAID10 High performance redundant storage
- I/O: Standard (100)
- 20 Gbps networking
- 8 CPU cores · Standard (200)
- 4 GB RAM
- 25 TB traffic / month
- Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority bonus storage
- High Priority support
- Sign Up!
Available: 15
- Toruk
- 27.99€
monthly billing
- 5 TB HDD RAID10 High performance redundant storage
- I/O: Standard (250)
- 20 Gbps networking
- 16 CPU cores · High (1250)
- 8 GB RAM
- 50 TB traffic / month
- Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority bonus storage
- High Priority support
- Sign Up!
Available: 7
- Shenlong
- 54.99€
monthly billing
- 10 TB HDD RAID10 High performance redundant storage
- I/O: Performance (500)
- 20 Gbps networking
- 32 CPU cores · High (2500)
- 16 GB RAM
- 75 TB traffic / month
- Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority bonus storage
- High Priority support
- Sign Up!
Available: 1
- Temeraire
- 89.99€
monthly billing
- 16 TB HDD RAID10 High performance redundant storage
- I/O: Performance (700)
- 20 Gbps networking
- 64 CPU cores · High (5000)
- 32 GB RAM
- Unlimited* traffic
- Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority bonus storage
- High Priority support
- Sign Up!
Available: 0
Every box runs in our own datacenters in Finland (EU).
Want the detail behind the specs? What CPU priority, I/O priority, and the rest actually mean.
Users per server
9.1median 7.5How many accounts share one server. Every account type counts.
Disk response time
24.8 msmedian 20.5 msHow long a disk read takes to complete, averaged over the past week.
Disks busy
22%median 27%How much of the week the disks had work to do. This is time, not capacity used.
Waiting on disk
19.5%median 21.8%How much of the week every active process on the server was waiting for the disks, averaged over the servers that recorded any waiting.
Measured on our live servers, refreshed hourly. The big number is the average across servers; the median is the server in the middle. A server here means the machine or virtual machine your seedbox or storage box runs on. Average storage per server: 30.4 TiB on 4.8 drives. Updated 16 Oct 2026, 17:37 UTC. Compare the plans side by side. Raw data (JSON).
Long Term Discounts: 5% 1 Year, 10% 2 Years, 15% 3 Years.
AMD EPyC+20Gbps+RAID10 extreme performance and capability! - Priority support, Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority Storage Bonus, Premium experience makes this an excellent seedbox choice.
Very low users per disk ratio gives You excellent bandwidth and I/O resources share; 20Gbps Full-Duplex servers ensures all the bandwidth You need, while RAID10 ensures all the storage I/O You need, and top of the line AMD EPyC processors ensures all the computation power You need.
Very high performance in all situations with RAID10 and AMD EPyC CPUs. Typical server models are AMD EPyC 32Core/64thread, 256 GB ECC RAM, 24x7200RPM RAID10 array.
Typical server performance: CPU AMD EPyC 7551 32Core 23002pts, I/O 12/24 or 36x7200rpm HDD, RAM 128 to 256 GB. Average ~21 drives per server.
For private tracker racing or managing large media libraries, Dragon-R seeedboxes deliver AMD EPYC 7551 power, 256 GB ECC RAM, and RAID10 storage across up to 24 drives — making these torrent seedboxes among the best seed boxes for users who demand consistent 20Gbps full-duplex throughput and predictable I/O performance. Each plan includes 1st Priority support and a semi-guaranteed bonus disk, so whether you pick Mushu, Toruk, Shenlong, or Temeraire, you get a good seedbox backed by real hardware in Helsinki on Pulsed Media's own infrastructure.
1st Priority everything! Support with Dragon-R series services are always #1 priority. Semi-guaranteed 1st Priority bonus storage is very special indeed: You always get the bonus disk if server has free disk space, which means it is very close to guaranteed. This seedbox grows over time!
Diskspace in TB is multiples of 910 GiB. The difference is due to hard drive manufacturers using SI-units (1000), and computing systems utilize kibibytes (exponents of 2. 1024) plus a small reservation for system and maintenance reasons. 1 TB comes to 931.322 Gibibytes.
This means 1 TB = 910 GiB, 3 TB = 2730 GiB, 5 TB = 4550 GiB, 10 TB = 9100 GiB, 16 TB = 14560 GiB of capacity.
Note *: Unlimited traffic still has fair use and abusive use limitation, but for all practical purposes it is unlimited. The fair usage limitation is set to 100 TB of traffic, which will require roughly ~300Mbps average bandwidth usage over the course of a month. If you need higher traffic limit, please contact support and ask for options.