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Invoice #179771 (Please double both VPS). Thanks!
is this offer still available?
Invoice #179788. Pls double RAM
Why do people keep asking if this offer is still available? Clearly it is since people are posting invoice numbers and I am confirming that the ram doubling has been done.
Done.
Done.
Done.
Invoice #179747
Double RAM please. Your Order Number is: 3675845647
Done.
Done.
Invoice # 179795
It seems that the for Windows and for Linux has the exact same setup, but why 1$ more? Since you don't include the license?
Because Windows takes all the RAM that is allocated to it regardless if it needs it or not.
Invoice #179794 thanks
Invoice #179826 thanks
Invoice #179827 thanks
Invoice has not been paid yet.
Done.
Done.
Invoice #179830 double ram please
Thanks
Done.
Is this offer is still available?
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3811398/#Comment_3811398
Linux users can't use all the RAM?
I have paid it and I don't know why the status of the invoice hasn't changed, the exact details I have provided in the ticket on the website, please help me to verify and resolve it, thanks.
Invoice #179796
Thank you so much!
VPS providers often overprovision hardware with more VMs than they have CPU/RAM. Users are expected to not use 100% of their CPU/RAM at all times, which is how they get away with it. If Windows gobbles up all 8GB RAM that's given to its VM, then that leaves less available for other overprovisioned VMs. Linux may only use a portion of its allocated RAM, which means you can fit more Linux VMs on a single machine and make more money.
Invoice #179836 for double ram
Thank you!
Invoice #179835