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HostCram LLC - AMD Ryzen 9 7900 @ 5.40 GHz VPS with 10 Gbps Port in SLC \ Debt-free Own Hardware!

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  • PepePepperoniPepePepperoni Member

    what happened to the 120$ a year, is it over

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @PepePepperoni said:
    what happened to the 120$ a year, is it over

    Yes. We will take 2 more $360 for 3 years pre-orders.

    Order Link: https://my.hostcram.com/order/main/packages/special-offers/

  • bravedebravede Member

    As soon as it was launched, I did not hesitate to place an order for 3 years, and the HostCram service is trustworthy

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @bravede said:
    As soon as it was launched, I did not hesitate to place an order for 3 years, and the HostCram service is trustworthy

    Thanks for your continuous support, recommendations and trust in me. <3

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  • zjzdyzjzdy Member

    @Shakib said:

    @PepePepperoni said:
    what happened to the 120$ a year, is it over

    Yes. We will take 2 more $360 for 3 years pre-orders.

    Order Link: https://my.hostcram.com/order/main/packages/special-offers/

    If I pay for three years, can I get "no bandwidth overuse charge"? :smile:

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  • bravedebravede Member

    Such a request is unfair to the previous users. :(

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  • zjzdyzjzdy Member

    @Shakib said:

    @tsidhu said:
    Well @Shakib , I almost got a sweet deal from you guys last November. I went with another provider instead... a mistake.

    Never make the same mistake twice. :*

    What do I get if I pay triannually on the Ryzen 9000? Any extras?! Backups? More Cores? More SSD?'

    How about 6 months free and no bandwidth overuse charge? <3

    Also you mention that the Monster Packages have a free CPU upgrade... are they going to be the 9000s? What will they be and when?

    We have plans to upgrade all of our Ryzen nodes to the latest processor supported by our existing AM5 platform in 2027.

    Thanks! Trigger finger is itching the to pull a new box and exit the one I got last year from different provider.

    This RYZEN 9000 node will be one of it's kind liquid cooled with redundant power supply system. We might not have any more those for a while. :)

    Oh, This is a discussion that was raised previously. Sorry, @bravede. I'm just asking if it will be fulfilled.

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @zjzdy said:

    @Shakib said:

    @PepePepperoni said:
    what happened to the 120$ a year, is it over

    Yes. We will take 2 more $360 for 3 years pre-orders.

    Order Link: https://my.hostcram.com/order/main/packages/special-offers/

    If I pay for three years, can I get "no bandwidth overuse charge"? :smile:

    Sure.

    @bravede said:
    Such a request is unfair to the previous users. :(

    6 months free and no bandwidth overuse charge for everyone making the 3 year pre-orders.

    It will cost us nothing more than the colocation fee. So why not? :*

  • PleaseHideMyCCPleaseHideMyCC Member

    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:
    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

    Will do further investigation.

    I will be needing your client # number.

  • PleaseHideMyCCPleaseHideMyCC Member
    edited September 2024

    @Shakib said:

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:
    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

    Will do further investigation.

    I will be needing your client # number.

    #5488

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:

    @Shakib said:

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:
    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

    Will do further investigation.

    I will be needing your client # number.

    #5488

    We might have to change your IP and access your VM root.

    Please submit ticket for a full resolution.

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  • PleaseHideMyCCPleaseHideMyCC Member

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:
    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

    The VM dropping offline issue was resolved quite promptly. (I had it sit for several hours to be sure before saying anything.) The working theory is that there was an IP conflict.

    Shakib, please check and be sure that IP does not immediately get reassigned to some other poor soul who ends up experiencing the same issue. Otherwise, all good. :)

    Thanked by 1Shakib
  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:

    @PleaseHideMyCC said:
    Decided to bite on the 7700 Killer-1C offer. Great specs for the price, and all yabs metrics match expectations, but it seems to have some unusual network issues. Roughly every 30 minutes, the network just drops for between 30 seconds and a few minutes.

    To be sure it's not just something on my end, I rebuilt to a fresh Debian 11 install and over SSH had the VM ping out to the internet which resulted in:

    --- 1.1.1.1 ping statistics ---
4510 packets transmitted, 4373 received, 3.03769% packet loss, time 4518907ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 1.529/2.033/15.573/0.277 ms

    Node reports as "saturn." Are there any known problems with it?

    (Probably unrelated?) I've also noticed network activity spikes every 30 minutes on the hour/half hour. This could be related since the VM generally drops offline within just a few minutes of these, either slightly before or slightly after these network spikes, but there isn't a perfect match. After dumping the traffic on eth0, these spikes turn out to be a TREMENDOUS number of ICMPv6 "multicast listener report" and neighbor solicitation packets all flooding in. (~50k packets in ~50 seconds.) Note: I do not have v6 configured or allocated to the service at all.

    The VM dropping offline issue was resolved quite promptly. (I had it sit for several hours to be sure before saying anything.) The working theory is that there was an IP conflict.

    Shakib, please check and be sure that IP does not immediately get reassigned to some other poor soul who ends up experiencing the same issue. Otherwise, all good. :)

    No worries. I have already removed this IP from our pool.

  • vish2336vish2336 Member

    I gave you 5 star review on Trusthost, now you need to give me 120$ for 9000 deal bcoz I am poor guy. I thought I want to be the last guy, so i can get my machine with lowest waiting.

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @vish2336 said:
    I gave you 5 star review on Trusthost, now you need to give me 120$ for 9000 deal bcoz I am poor guy. I thought I want to be the last guy, so i can get my machine with lowest waiting.

    We are already done taking pre-orders.

  • shajeeafzalshajeeafzal Member

    @Shakib said:

    @vish2336 said:
    I gave you 5 star review on Trusthost, now you need to give me 120$ for 9000 deal bcoz I am poor guy. I thought I want to be the last guy, so i can get my machine with lowest waiting.

    We are already done taking pre-orders.

    :'(

    I came looking for it

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @shajeeafzal said:

    @Shakib said:

    @vish2336 said:
    I gave you 5 star review on Trusthost, now you need to give me 120$ for 9000 deal bcoz I am poor guy. I thought I want to be the last guy, so i can get my machine with lowest waiting.

    We are already done taking pre-orders.

    :'(

    I came looking for it

    I could take one or two additional 3 year pre-orders.

    Submit ticket. Request for invoice.

  • zhanglanxiyezhanglanxiye Member

    I want to buy RYZEN: 9000 (Pre-order) - 3 Year

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @zhanglanxiye said:
    I want to buy RYZEN: 9000 (Pre-order) - 3 Year

    Submit ticket. Request for invoice.

  • kainjinezkainjinez Member

    After two years of sticking with Intel CPU, I would love to have a BF deal with Ryzen CPU at $7/yr for this superb service :D

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  • Hitori0221Hitori0221 Member

    Stable. (comment from idling user)

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  • ToheebdToheebd Member

    Make 1gig ram, 1cpu 1tb @ 10gbps Available cheap price

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @Toheebd said:
    Make 1gig ram, 1cpu 1tb @ 10gbps Available cheap price

    We did those before. It will end up making the hostnode unstable.

  • hkbbdxhkbbdx Member

    Can I pay monthly?

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @Shakib said:

    @PepePepperoni said:

    @Shakib said:
    Pre-order and I will get you Ryzen 9000!

    is there a a preorder, I don't see it

    RYZEN: 9000 (Pre-order) @ $120/Year pre-order only deal.

    4x RYZEN 9000 Core @ 5.40 GHz+
16 GB DDR5 RAM
160 GB NVMe Storage
16 TB BW @ 10 Gbps Port
1 Dedicated IPv4

    Expected delivery: 25 Nov 2024 or sooner if we receive enough pre-orders.

    Order Link: https://my.hostcram.com/order/main/packages/special-offers/

    ETA: Next week.

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    9900X node will be delayed a few days.

    Newegg tracking is showing our 10G Network card will arrive at 4 Dec 2024.

  • itsTomHarperitsTomHarper Member, Megathread Squad

    @Shakib said:

    Woah that's a lot of chairs. How many employees you got working there?

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  • ShakibShakib Member, Patron Provider

    @itsTomHarper said:

    @Shakib said:

    Woah that's a lot of chairs. How many employees you got working there?

    None. It's not ready yet.

  • itsTomHarperitsTomHarper Member, Megathread Squad

    @Shakib said:

    @itsTomHarper said:

    @Shakib said:

    Woah that's a lot of chairs. How many employees you got working there?

    None. It's not ready yet.

    Aha I see. How many are you planning to recruit?

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