Looking for Cheapest Windows VPS (Max 4$ or less per month)

crest

Just use to run some javascript (chrome dev console) on the website to automate the betting site. I need the cheapest available windows VPS and able to access the website (bc.game). Max 4$ or cheaper per month.

khalequzzaman

I don't think you'll get any! Just think about windows server license pricing.

8dev

Why not Linux? Chrome is available for Linux as well.

crest

@8dev said:
Why not Linux? Chrome is available for Linux as well.

Oh ya. Never thought that. any idea where can I find cheap Linux server with GUI?

hostnamaste

@crest said:
Just use to run some javascript (chrome dev console) on the website to automate the betting site. I need the cheapest available windows VPS and able to access the website (bc.game). Max 4$ or cheaper per month.

We can offer the following in multiple locations:

● 2 GB RAM + 2 GB vSWAP
● 50 GB RAID10 Storage
● 2048 GB Premium Bandwidth
● 2 x CPU Cores
● 1 x IPv4 and 1 x IPv6 Addresses
● KVM + SolusVM Access
● Linux and Windows OSes
● USA, France, Europe, Canada
● $48/year
● ORDER NOW

nick_

BuyVM has free Windows licenses. The 1 GB plan is $3.5, but I'm not sure about the performance for Windows on 1 GB RAM.

edrebe

WiredBlade -> 2GB KVM NVMe

1 vCPU Intel @2.5 GHz
2 GB RAM
20 GB SSD NVMe
1 TB Bandwidth @10 Gbps
DDOS Protection
1 IPv4
USA, Phoenix
Windows license, good uptime

18 months with them

$42/year

mrs92

Recommend @NDTN 's budget KVM, @dustinc 's 1111 deals, @CloudClone 's prebf deals. Would be better if wait until bf.

crest

Looks good and fulfilled my requirement, let me check each of them.

AXYZE

@crest said:

@8dev said:
Why not Linux? Chrome is available for Linux as well.

Oh ya. Never thought that. any idea where can I find cheap Linux server with GUI?

Everyone has "GUI", but you need to install Desktop Env on Linux to have GUI and NoMachine to have access to this GUI.
For example Ubuntu then Gnome ("how to install Gnome on Ubuntu" in Google, 5 minute work) and then you can use RDP/VNC/NoMachine to see UI instead of console. I recommend NoMachine as its fastest and flawless for me.

Choose provider with location near you (same continent is okay 99% of times), 1.5GB of RAM and SSD. These specs are good enough for 1 tab Chrome.

Check out GreenCloud 2GB RAM VPS in my signature.

crest

@AXYZE said:

@crest said:

@8dev said:
Why not Linux? Chrome is available for Linux as well.

Oh ya. Never thought that. any idea where can I find cheap Linux server with GUI?

Everyone has "GUI", but you need to install Desktop Env on Linux to have GUI and NoMachine to have access to this GUI.
For example Ubuntu then Gnome ("how to install Gnome on Ubuntu" in Google, 5 minute work) and then you can use RDP/VNC/NoMachine to see UI instead of console. I recommend NoMachine as its fastest and flawless for me.

Choose provider with location near you (same continent is okay 99% of times), 1.5GB of RAM and SSD. These specs are good enough for 1 tab Chrome.

Check out GreenCloud 2GB RAM VPS in my signature.

Thanks, I'm learning something new. Didn't know all linux machine can install desktop environment on it. Usually, I just SSH to the terminal.

zhi

Waiting for Black Friday to buy Hyonix $24/yr.

emg

@crest said:

Thanks, I'm learning something new. Didn't know all linux machine can install desktop environment on it. Usually, I just SSH to the terminal.

It is not as straightforward or easy to use as the typical Windows Remote Desktop or Apple Remote Desktop, but people do it. A few days ago, I started a thread asking about ways to display a remote Linux desktop here:

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/182268/how-do-you-run-a-desktop-linux-from-a-vps-remotely

bgerard

If you want to automate something, using a GUI is probably not the way to go. Your best bet would be writing a script using JS (Node) or Python and then using puppeteer/selenium to run chome/firefox in headless mode on a standard linux vps via the cli.