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Avoro.eu changed VPS portfolio
Due to known changes in their VPS range, there's more CPUs to choose from.
5,50€ / Month
Intel Xeon
4 shared Cores
8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
80 GB NVMe (HA-Ceph)
10 Gbit/s shared
1x IPv4 & 1x IPv6 /64 Netz
11,50€ / Month
Intel Xeon
6 shared Cores
16 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
160 GB NVMe (HA-Ceph)
10 Gbit/s shared
1x IPv4 & 1x IPv6 /64 Netz
https://avoro.eu/en/vps/
9,00€ / Month
AMD EPYC
4 dedicated Cores
8 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
160 GB NVMe-SSD
10 Gbit/s shared
1x IPv4 & 1x IPv6 /64 Netz
https://avoro.eu/en/rootserver/
14,99€ / Month
AMD Ryzen 3970X
3,7 GHz / 4,5 GHz Turbo
4 dedizierte CPU-Kerne
16 GB DDR4 ECC RAM
ab 50 GB NVMe Speicher
10 Gbit/s shared
1x IPv4 & 1x IPv6 /64 Netz
https://avoro.eu/en/ryzen-rootserver/
Will there be some changes on @PHP_Friends too?
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Yes, same products will be coming to PHP-Friends.
Do you have some Intel Platinum in VPS range?
Nope, only Xeon, AMD Epyc and Ryzen Threadripper
Ryzen looks like it makes no sense. Ryzen M vs. Rootserver (Epyc) M for about same price for example. Sure, better clock speed (it's still shared environment) and 4GB more RAM for 2EUR more but only 50GB vs 320 GB disk space
Yeah i also noticed this, some clearfication ?
What clarification do you guys need?
Ryzen is faster, but it's desktop CPU and different number of PCI lanes/NVMes so you can't pack that many dicks GB.
Epyc is server grade so you can throw shit ton of RAM/SSD, but CPU is slower.
Some people prefer CPU, some people prefer RAM - if you think EPYC is your deal then you buy EPYC. If you host gameserver and you need that single core speed (and don't need that much dicks) you buy Ryzen.
And the storage what is difference ?
That's a wrong hole to put that many di*ks GB (Giant Breed?).
Yeah.. but again: what am I going to do with 20GB RAM and only 50GB disk ? Not hosting for sure. If use case is RAM + CPU only than OK (some video rendering, crypto crap, maybe some sort of (no)SQL test bed)
Any database with lookups requring heavily cached tables?
I see the ryzen offers with e.g. 16GB RAM and 4 cores (or 20GB RAM and 6 cores at the Ryzen M) plus 50GB upto 2TB of SSD space. You can choose the size of ssd space while ordering (at extra prices for sure).
(They did not translate the "ab", meaning "from" in that short list).
@amarc
However, disks can be allocated for an additional fee.
For example, a 2 TB SSD can be added for 95 euros.
What will be the discount on contracted php-friends? (They said the packages would be updated in January.)
I can buy dedicated 5950 from Hetzner with 2x3.84NVMe's + Mcdonalds meal for tech in charge of setup for that money
And I would always recommend that solution (minus the McD part, get him some real food).
But if you don't need that much space and want the core speed, a Ryzen VPS with 4 cores, 16GB RAM and 350GB disk space comes at €30 incl. VAT, you won't get this at Hetzner with their dedis.
So can you buy Ryzen with a 50 GB disk from Hetzner? That's the difference.
50GB addon costs 3€ a month for xeon/epyc, but ryzen 2.50€
Between rooterserver s and rootserver m you pay double, but get less cores. Same for xeon.
These are Avoro prices. I'm curious about contracted php-friends.de prices.
Also Hetzner cloud additional 50 GB SSD block storage 2.20 euros
More storage or cheaper storage in the basic model would be great.
Yes 640 GB SSD / 18.52 Euro Netcup series is awesome
Exactly
I have a Ryzen 3700X with 2x 1tb SSD for €32 with Heyzner
Certainly without a highly available 3-fold redundant Ceph-Cluser. Not everything is always comparable. We put a lot of money into this, especially to protect our customers, and we can't give it away for a few cents and end up doing the deadpool. In the end, we also have to pay for a lot of space, electricity and employees to be able to offer a good service for every customer.
In the end, our Ryzen servers (6 host systems at the beginning) were almost completely sold out within a few days, so we have already had to deactivate the large products. We still have one system for a few virtual servers on our Epycs, and the VPS still have a little more resources (around 18 nodes).
We don't want to say anything about the PHP-Friends products yet, but I think you will notice that. We are currently still in the process of developing and planning further features for our interface, many of the advanced features, after our Black-Friday Sale, are already deployed
We are also planning a massive expansion of our network, we don't want to reveal too much about that either, but there will certainly be some improvements, in fact we are building some PNI's with a total capacity of over 1 TBit/s, from Amazon AWS, to Google, to Cloudflare and other providers.
My intentions were not to make you look bad at all and I do not assume you are "less premium"
Only thing that bothers me is RAM to Disk ratio.
Because, I am certain, majority of people that will use "some video rendering, crypto crap, maybe some sort of (no)SQL test bed" will use dedicated hardware and 99% of people interested in your product(s) as pure VPS would want to drop cPanel/Plesk/Whatever and host websites
Me neither your products and quality is awesome !
which of this 3 offers would you recommend? Or wait for php-friends deals?
What will you use it for?
If what you're looking for is a blazing fast drive, the answer is none. These offer mid-range read and write speeds.
Looking for more mid-speed but reliable storage? The answer is all. Because it uses the same ceph system.
Will you be hosting multiple cache-accelerated WordPress sites? Answer: 11.50€ Intel
Are you looking for a well-optimized email and website hosting server with lower RAM requirements? The answer is 9€ Epyc
I have no idea about other works. Ryzen and low-spec Intel can be chosen.
use the 20gb ram as disk.
That sounds completely understandable.
i always do it that way, i go to work later and go home earlier. now my boss has said i have 100 minus hours... hmm
Iam not going at all.
I've ordered the 6-core ryzen server.
Ordered to run part of my development environment.
My laptop doesn't have enough RAM to run all the components of a project I'm working on. Especially with the debugging tools.
At least I'm going to try and work like this until I buy a new laptop because the memory isn't expandable.
So I'll provide feedback soon once I've tested it.
And it'll be a good test because I'll be working at least 8 hours a day with it.