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Wishosting - New 32GB RAM KVM for $15.99/mo

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  • williewillie Member

    Hmm you're right about the v2, not sure what happened (I looked at the ark page and saw 8 cores and it was a 22nm cpu so it wasn't the v1). Anyway it's 10 cores and maybe 2 sockets, so 20 total cores. You get 8 threads so potentially up to 40% of the total cycles, depending on what other people are doing. Also this is an L series cpu so low power, low frequency, maybe half the speed per core of an E3.

    Anyway this seems like a good deal if you have a light or bursty parallelizeable workload. You can get an actual dedi of comparable max speed and 32 ram for about 25 euro and that lets you really use the whole cpu 24/7. So it depends on your requirements.

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  • MasonRMasonR Community Contributor

    @angstrom said:

    @MasonR said: @willie said:
    Traditionally it meant they are shared cores and in cases of contention you get an equal share. The 2650Lv2 is an 8-core cpu so it would be interesting to know the configuration of the box. It is a safe bet that you are not getting a 2650Lv2 dedi for $16/m ;).

    10-core CPU* (the v1 is 8-core)

    And presumably the vCPU's are, in reality, threads. So you're getting ~1/4 of the overall processing power of the host.

    Wouldn't it be more like (shared) 40% of the overall processing power of the host?

    If vCPUs = cores, yes. But if (more likely) vCPUs = threads, then 8/40 = 20% of the processing power.

  • datanoisedatanoise Member

    MasonR said: But if (more likely) vCPUs = threads, then 8/40 = 20% of the processing power.

    More than enough as you have lots of ram. Cache everything in ram using redis varnish or a tmpfs and don't care if the CPU is oversold of i/o crappy. :wink: (doesn't work for all uses, of course!)

  • YuraYura Member

    You don't need CPU, if you have enough RAM. Wut? Logic not found.

  • ben47955ben47955 Member

    Yura said: You don't need CPU, if you have enough RAM. Wut? Logic not found.

    Who need CPU these days ? You have RAM

  • williewillie Member
    edited June 2019

    ben47955 said: Who need CPU these days ? You have RAM

    transcoders ;)

  • ben47955ben47955 Member

    willie said: transcoders

    No need of CPU, you can transcode with RAM. Way faster.

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  • NeoonNeoon Community Contributor, Veteran

    @ben47955 said:

    willie said: transcoders

    No need of CPU, you can transcode with RAM. Way faster.

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  • VoigonVoigon Member

    I bought it and received a node in the US and not NL for some reason..

  • TheRealDealTheRealDeal Member

    US IP or Server location

  • jokymicjokymic Member

    @exception0x876 said:
    Hello,

    We are introducing new KVM package - KVM SSD AMS. The quantity is very limited but more nodes will be provisioned later. Please see the full specs below

    KVM SSD AMS

    > 8 vCPU cores Xeon E5 2650Lv2
> Unlimited CPU cores 1.9GHz Turbo
> 32GB ECC RAM
> 100GB SSD
> Linux/Windows OS
> Bandwidth 250Mbps
> Traffic 2TB
> 1 IPv4
> Location - Netherlands
> Setup time up to 24 hours
> Price - $15.99/mo
> Link - https://www.wishosting.com/order/config/index/VPS/?group_id=2&pricing_id=112
>

    can u please provide more space ? like 1TB HDD or SSD what will be the price then i want o switch one of my vps so please let me know

  • WolfWolf Member

    @jokymic said:

    @exception0x876 said:
    Hello,

    We are introducing new KVM package - KVM SSD AMS. The quantity is very limited but more nodes will be provisioned later. Please see the full specs below

    KVM SSD AMS

    > > 8 vCPU cores Xeon E5 2650Lv2
> > Unlimited CPU cores 1.9GHz Turbo
> > 32GB ECC RAM
> > 100GB SSD
> > Linux/Windows OS
> > Bandwidth 250Mbps
> > Traffic 2TB
> > 1 IPv4
> > Location - Netherlands
> > Setup time up to 24 hours
> > Price - $15.99/mo
> > Link - https://www.wishosting.com/order/config/index/VPS/?group_id=2&pricing_id=112
> >

    can u please provide more space ? like 1TB HDD or SSD what will be the price then i want o switch one of my vps so please let me know

    Already sold out.

  • datanoisedatanoise Member
    edited June 2019

    Yura said: Wut? Logic not found.

    Humor. Hence the ":wink:"...

    But that's logical as well: if you have a crappy CPU (and i/o in my example - not sayin this is the case here, didn't try this VPS) but too much RAM, you'd rather cache all your pages in RAM and serve those directly rather than generate them with php+db to avoid as much CPU and i/o use as possible! Obviously you'd still need some cpu cycle but as little as could be.

  • moni099878moni099878 Member

    Quantity limit reached. If possible, please select a smaller quantity.

  • JoeMeritJoeMerit Veteran

    whats up with the low unixbench results?

  • corbpiecorbpie Member

    @JoeMerit said:
    whats up with the low unixbench results?

    Slow(er) cpu speed + everyone else running tests?

  • duckeeyuckduckeeyuck Member

    I love these guys.

    I'm aware they they oversell, but never overload, I do guess those dedicated cpu cores are oversold as fuck as well, notheless it's clever, because most people do idle anyways and that's the truth imho. I like that there's a 24hr~ wait sometimes for getting a vps activated, manually approving services = less abuse, im high

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  • yokowasisyokowasis Member

    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

  • dahartigandahartigan Member

    @yokowasis said:
    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

    Yes, that's nested virtualization.

  • yokowasisyokowasis Member
    edited June 2019

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:
    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

    Yes, that's nested virtualization.

    Just need to make sure.

    edit : it's out of stock anyway, soo.... yeah too bad

  • dahartigandahartigan Member

    @yokowasis said:

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:
    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

    Yes, that's nested virtualization.

    Just need to make sure.

    edit : it's out of stock anyway, soo.... yeah too bad

    Bugger! At least you know now, you can run KVM inside of a KVM where nested virtualization is enabled. Not all CPUs support it, and not all providers will enable it, so it's kinda a prem feature :)

  • yokowasisyokowasis Member

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:
    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

    Yes, that's nested virtualization.

    Just need to make sure.

    edit : it's out of stock anyway, soo.... yeah too bad

    Bugger! At least you know now, you can run KVM inside of a KVM where nested virtualization is enabled. Not all CPUs support it, and not all providers will enable it, so it's kinda a prem feature :)

    Yeah, good to know. I though I can only run something like Docker inside KVM

  • dahartigandahartigan Member

    @yokowasis said:

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:

    @dahartigan said:

    @yokowasis said:
    @exception0x876 can I install virtual box and create my own vm in this vm?

    Yes, that's nested virtualization.

    Just need to make sure.

    edit : it's out of stock anyway, soo.... yeah too bad

    Bugger! At least you know now, you can run KVM inside of a KVM where nested virtualization is enabled. Not all CPUs support it, and not all providers will enable it, so it's kinda a prem feature :)

    Yeah, good to know. I though I can only run something like Docker inside KVM

    Under normal circumstances, without nested virtualization, that's true. You can also run OpenVZ and LXC containers on a non-nested-enabled system.

    KVM on KVM is cool, there's no noticeable difference in performance in my experience.

    If you're a Proxmox kinda person you can basically have a "VPS dedi"..

  • markzmarkz Member

    No cc payment :sad

  • MrPsychoMrPsycho Member

    markz said: No cc payment

    There are cc payments. Use 2checkout as an option.

  • imokimok Member

    @exception0x876 any chance this will be available in US/Canada?

  • exception0x876exception0x876 Member, Host Rep, LIR

    @imok said:
    @exception0x876 any chance this will be available in US/Canada?

    Not exactly the same specs, but the package KVM SSD Plus LA is the closest match.

  • yokowasisyokowasis Member

    @exception0x876 said:

    @imok said:
    @exception0x876 any chance this will be available in US/Canada?

    Not exactly the same specs, but the package KVM SSD Plus LA is the closest match.

    So, still out of stock?

  • exception0x876exception0x876 Member, Host Rep, LIR

    @yokowasis said:

    @exception0x876 said:

    @imok said:
    @exception0x876 any chance this will be available in US/Canada?

    Not exactly the same specs, but the package KVM SSD Plus LA is the closest match.

    So, still out of stock?

    More nodes are coming next month.

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