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MrRadic

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100% Dedicated/Unshared Ports

1 Gbps Unmetered - FREE
2 Gbps Unmetered - $99/m
3 Gbps Unmetered - $190/m
5 Gbps Unmetered - $350/m
10 Gbps Unmetered - $599/m

DDoS Protection - Included

Deals are first come first serve, if you no longer see it on the web site, then it's sold out.

Data Centers:
New York City Metro
Miami, Florida
Los Angeles, California

Add a nVidia Quadro RTX 4000 GPU to the following servers for an additional $99/mo:
-Intel Core i7 9700K
-Intel Core i9 9900K
-Intel Core i9 10900K
-AMD Ryzen 3700X/3900X/3950X
-AMD Ryzen 5600X/5800X/5900X/5950X

We also have more modern servers in stock, but not listed below as they are priced above $84/mo.

Offers $84 and Under (full list here):

Instant Setup - (2 Cores)   Intel Atom D525 (Rapid Deploy 8GB)  8GB DDR3 /  64GB SSD+1TB HD $33.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1230 (Rapid Deploy 32GB)  32GB DDR3 /     64GB SSD+2TB HD $46.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 (Rapid Deploy 8GB)    8GB DDR3 /  64GB SSD    $39.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 (Rapid Deploy 32GB)   32GB DDR3 /     256GB SSD   $49.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1240 V5 (Rapid Deploy 64GB)   64GB DDR4 /     512GB SSD+2TB HD    $79.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1240 V6 (RD 16GB SSD) 16GB DDR4 /     256GB SSD   $55.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1245 V2 (RD 32GB SSD) 32GB DDR3 /     256GB SSD   $47.00/mo
Instant Setup - (4 Cores)   Intel Xeon E3 1270 V3 (Rapid Deploy 8GB)    8GB DDR3 /  128GB SSD   $45.00/mo
Configurable - (6 Cores)    AMD Ryzen 5600X (Custom Config) Configurable /  Configurable    $84.00/mo

rogerwilco

Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

MikeA

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

Radic is a top tier.

PieHasBeenEaten

So i can push 300 tbs without no problems?

TimboJones

@PieHasBeenEaten said:
So i can push 300 tbs without no problems?

Yes, because of double negatives.

MrRadic

@PieHasBeenEaten said:
So i can push 300 tbs without no problems?

Go for it.

MrRadic

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

@MikeA said:

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

Radic is a top tier.

I appreciate the positive feedback. Most don't go out of their way to post it.

karanchoo

while your service is great and nothing to complain about , but the old BW system was more feasible for me , 10gb port with 150TB , I Guess now Allowed is 300Tb but on Gigabit Port.

bruh21

@MrRadic said:

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

@MikeA said:

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

Radic is a top tier.

I appreciate the positive feedback. Most don't go out of their way to post it.

Most people only go out of their way to post negative feedback unless they’re getting paid. Good offers

vba

I hope you guys provide atleast /64 ipv6 for DS

MrRadic

@karanchoo said:
while your service is great and nothing to complain about , but the old BW system was more feasible for me , 10gb port with 150TB , I Guess now Allowed is 300Tb but on Gigabit Port.

Thank you for the feedback. This change was done because the majority of customers that purchased the 10 Gbps port expected some sort of latency reduction or performance boost for applications that were not fully utilizing the 1 Gbps. It created a lot of confusion.

The unmetered option addresses this and helps less experienced customers not have to worry about trying to understand how bandwidth transfer works.

I do understand that this doesn't address every customer's needs, especially power users, but it was meant to target the large majority.

MrRadic

@vba said:
I hope you guys provide atleast /64 ipv6 for DS

All IPs are provided individually (IPv4 + IPv6) at this time.

MrRadic

@bruh21 said:

@MrRadic said:

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

@MikeA said:

@rogerwilco said:
Over the weekend I purchased Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Core i5 4570 16 GB (PNJ) for $41. Immediately received an email containing new dedicated server information. Enabled KVM, mounted operating system .ISO, and voila.

Not one to brag or give the perception this will happen to you, but the server came with a larger SSD than advertised. Lucky me.

Radic is a top tier.

I appreciate the positive feedback. Most don't go out of their way to post it.

Most people only go out of their way to post negative feedback unless they’re getting paid. Good offers

Thank you, and yes, agreed, negative feedback far outweighs positive in the real world.

trinifella

@MrRadic said: @karanchoo said:

while your service is great and nothing to complain about , but the old BW system was more feasible for me , 10gb port with 150TB , I Guess now Allowed is 300Tb but on Gigabit Port.

Thank you for the feedback. This change was done because the majority of customers that purchased the 10 Gbps port expected some sort of latency reduction or performance boost for applications that were not fully utilizing the 1 Gbps. It created a lot of confusion.

The unmetered option addresses this and helps less experienced customers not have to worry about trying to understand how bandwidth transfer works.

I do understand that this doesn't address every customer's needs, especially power users, but it was meant to target the large majority.

So there is No way to go back to the old method of paying for a 10Gbps port and getting an allocated amount of bandwidth?

We have been using your services for years and relying on it for our live streaming platform, where we need that 10Gbps port, but on rare occasions for spikes in viewership. Now I don't have that option and need to pay a premium for something we may rarely use.

I appreciate if some sort of assistance for your existing customers that would like the same approach as before.

karanchoo

This was exactly the same case with me , it was great for occasional peak load so 10gb with limited bw was very well priced and suited for my streaming need , but now I moved to Terrahost .

@trinifella said: We have been using your services for years and relying on it for our live streaming platform, where we need that 10Gbps port, but on rare occasions for spikes in viewership. Now I don't have that option and need to pay a premium for something we may rarely use.

MrRadic

@trinifella said:

@MrRadic said: @karanchoo said:

while your service is great and nothing to complain about , but the old BW system was more feasible for me , 10gb port with 150TB , I Guess now Allowed is 300Tb but on Gigabit Port.

Thank you for the feedback. This change was done because the majority of customers that purchased the 10 Gbps port expected some sort of latency reduction or performance boost for applications that were not fully utilizing the 1 Gbps. It created a lot of confusion.

The unmetered option addresses this and helps less experienced customers not have to worry about trying to understand how bandwidth transfer works.

I do understand that this doesn't address every customer's needs, especially power users, but it was meant to target the large majority.

So there is No way to go back to the old method of paying for a 10Gbps port and getting an allocated amount of bandwidth?

We have been using your services for years and relying on it for our live streaming platform, where we need that 10Gbps port, but on rare occasions for spikes in viewership. Now I don't have that option and need to pay a premium for something we may rarely use.

I appreciate if some sort of assistance for your existing customers that would like the same approach as before.

At this time, no, I'll see if we can bring it back in the future. The old servers remain unchanged.