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MrRadic

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New York City Metro
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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 - (4 Cores)   Intel Core i7 7700K (Rapid Deploy 32GB) 32GB DDR4 /     2x256GB SSD $75.00/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 1240 V6 (RD 16GB HDD) 16GB DDR4 /     2TB HD  $55.00/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
Configurable - (8 Cores)    AMD Ryzen 3700X (Custom Config) Configurable /  Configurable    $84.00/mo

miu

:-O for what is suitable nowadays this (disk)?

Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 8 GB (PNJ)
Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3
64 GB SSD

This config really does not give me a much sense for dedicated server

jar

@miu said:
:-O for what is suitable nowadays this (disk)?

Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 8 GB (PNJ)
Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3
64 GB SSD

This config really does not give me a much sense for dedicated server

You can run a lot of stuff on that. Not everything is a Plex server.

miu

@jar said:

@miu said:
:-O for what is suitable nowadays this (disk)?

Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 8 GB (PNJ)
Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3
64 GB SSD

This config really does not give me a much sense for dedicated server

You can run a lot of stuff on that. Not everything is a Plex server.

Yes, sure you can install there many (for space not diffcult) things, without smallest doubts. BUT: When i rent whole physical server, i expect to have its resouce in any sane/balanced rate and combination (CPU/RAM/disk/BW)
Is x time more sane for me rather pay for VPS with high ram cpu and bw, several times less $ (say arround ~$10 monthly) when only 60 GB of disk is enough, than pay useless whole dedicated server with disk with capacity practically of today usual server RAM.
Also, this SSD must be prehistorical, 64GB SSD started approx around 2007, so there imo must be not only poor I/O compared to nowadays SSD, but mainly also pretty increased chance for hw failure (most of all ssd in my computers died after years - aging of material, electronic is also affected)
(btw i am not interesting about plex server)

Hxxx

@miu value is on the 1G unmetered for the price/mo. Contrary to servers from other providers that give you little bandwidth capacity, that even your residential internet is faster.

mwt

@miu said:
Also, this SSD must be prehistorical, 64GB SSD started approx around 2007, so there imo must be not only poor I/O compared to nowadays SSD, but mainly also pretty increased chance for hw failure (most of all ssd in my computers died after years - aging of material, electronic is also affected)

On the bright side, there's a good chance you'd get a larger SSD for the same price if it did fail.

MrRadic

@miu said:
:-O for what is suitable nowadays this (disk)?

Rapid Deploy Server - Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3 8 GB (PNJ)
Intel Xeon E3 1230 V3
64 GB SSD

This config really does not give me a much sense for dedicated server

Streaming, VPNs, DNS servers just to name a few. Those 64GB SSDs have lasted so long because they really see 0 use beyond the initial OS install. They're still faster than a HDD for snappier OS/software response, but are rarely used beyond reads for most use cases.