Nuyek’s July 4th! – EPYC 7351P Server: 128GB RAM for $271.60/yr ( 7551P + 256GB RAM $402.98/yr )

pioneerfelow

Hello! Is the offer still active?

NetPIMP

@pioneerfelow said:
Hello! Is the offer still active?

Still on front page of the site ...

cathiefish

Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

beanman109

@cathiefish said:
Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

Try checking the console in the control panel
If you can't power it on through the IPMI you'll probably need to raise a ticket

weintraubthomas956

@cathiefish said:
Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

Reinstall haha

woinokiz

@cathiefish said:
Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

Mine was getting error on startup (related to DHCP and ip idk more) , ai helped to fix

cathiefish

@weintraubthomas956 said:

@cathiefish said:
Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

Reinstall haha

I can't even boot up, how do I reinstall?

cathiefish

@beanman109 said:

@cathiefish said:
Anyone has idea?
I got my server, but can't power on
Everytime I turn on the server, it stucks..
Although the log return success,it is still in the status of power-off....

Try checking the console in the control panel
If you can't power it on through the IPMI you'll probably need to raise a ticket

Already raised, Looks like I'm the only one experiencing this...

woinokiz

Server and their site is down

hudsonsir

@woinokiz said:
Server and their site is down

the server is back up, bro.

karanchoo

Anyone got the server from the deal , mine is still pending , Ordered @ 22th July.

Decicus

@karanchoo said:
Anyone got the server from the deal , mine is still pending , Ordered @ 22th July.

Yep, both me and @beanman109 have gotten ours at least. I ordered July 5th.

Yours might still be in the queue for getting built, as per Zach's comment yesterday:

@ZachNuyek said:
I have over 70 more to build guys, another set is going out today. I'm sorry and dates will be adjusted

--

If you haven't got yours yet it's because it's a lot to build and I don't have forever every day since it's just me

woinokiz

@hudsonsir said:

@woinokiz said:
Server and their site is down

the server is back up, bro.

Yes it is , (around 21 minutes)

allthemtings

wakanda forever

woinokiz

@allthemtings said:
wakanda forever

Why

woinokiz

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Yet-Another-Bench-Script

v2025-04-20

https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script

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Wed Aug 6 01:24:02 PM UTC 2025

Basic System Information:

Uptime : 0 days, 10 hours, 4 minutes
Processor : AMD EPYC 7351P 16-Core Processor
CPU cores : 32 @ 1193.448 MHz
AES-NI : ✔️ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔️ Enabled
RAM : 125.8 GiB
Swap : 0.0 KiB
Disk : 464.4 GiB
Distro : Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS
Kernel : 6.8.0-71-generic
VM Type : NONE
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔️ Online / ❌ Offline

IPv4 Network Information:

ISP : Internet Utilities NA LLC
ASN : AS11117 Nuyek, LLC
Host : Nuyek, LLC
Location : Highland, Illinois (IL)
Country : United States

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/mapper/vg0-root):

Block Size	4k (IOPS)	64k (IOPS)
Read	140.29 MB/s (35.0k)	165.75 MB/s (2.5k)
Write	140.66 MB/s (35.1k)	166.62 MB/s (2.6k)
Total	280.96 MB/s (70.2k)	332.37 MB/s (5.1k)
Block Size	512k (IOPS)	1m (IOPS)
------	--- ----	---- ----
Read	221.64 MB/s (432)	232.34 MB/s (226)
Write	233.41 MB/s (455)	247.82 MB/s (242)
Total	455.06 MB/s (887)	480.17 MB/s (468)

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):

Provider	Location (Link)	Send Speed	Recv Speed	Ping
Clouvider	London, UK (10G)	623 Mbits/sec	115 Mbits/sec	94.9 ms
Eranium	Amsterdam, NL (100G)	603 Mbits/sec	565 Mbits/sec	117 ms
Uztelecom	Tashkent, UZ (10G)	621 Mbits/sec	38.0 Mbits/sec	190 ms
Leaseweb	Singapore, SG (10G)	610 Mbits/sec	275 Mbits/sec	230 ms
Clouvider	Los Angeles, CA, US (10G)	busy	busy	66.1 ms
Leaseweb	NYC, NY, US (10G)	664 Mbits/sec	332 Mbits/sec	25.9 ms
Edgoo	Sao Paulo, BR (1G)	busy	92.5 Mbits/sec	150 ms

Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:

Test | Value
|
Single Core | 942
Multi Core | 7168
Full Test | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/13198263

YABS completed in 12 min 45 sec

Yabs

NetPIMP

footage of me tryin' to keep it together in anticipation ...

weintraubthomas956

@ZachNuyek said:
I have over 70 more to build guys, another set is going out today. I'm sorry and dates will be adjusted

--

If you haven't got yours yet it's because it's a lot to build and I don't have forever every day since it's just me

How many servers per day is your installation speed?

plumberg

@weintraubthomas956 said:

@ZachNuyek said:
I have over 70 more to build guys, another set is going out today. I'm sorry and dates will be adjusted

--

If you haven't got yours yet it's because it's a lot to build and I don't have forever every day since it's just me

How many servers per day is your installation speed?

-69 servers every second

linuxhurts

Looking at Nuyek's ToS before mine is provisioned, but, has anyone successfully used any of the following services: Cloudflare, any VPN, Pangolin, or caddy (essentially any proxy/reverse proxy) setup?

It looks like it's a 1-2-done if using any of these services. Seems like a huge dealbreaker.

hezi

@linuxhurts said:
Looking at Nuyek's ToS before mine is provisioned, but, has anyone successfully used any of the following services: Cloudflare, any VPN, Pangolin, or caddy (essentially any proxy/reverse proxy) setup?

It looks like it's a 1-2-done if using any of these services. Seems like a huge dealbreaker.

It's common for providers to prohibit forward proxies, I'm pretty sure that's what the ToS is referring to. I.e. you can't use a Nuyek server to host a public VPN service

@ZachNuyek can clarify but I'm sure reverse proxy is fine

slantgolf

Tried using the coupon code on the front page of the site and ... "invalid coupon". Whomp.

slantgolf

They quickly responded and apparently new coupon is up; 3-4 weeks turn around.

weintraubthomas956

I'm starting to worry

plumberg

@weintraubthomas956 said:
I'm starting to worry

I have set a calendar invite for myself for 30 Feb, 2069.

slantgolf

Got one of the lower-end dedicated boxes, while waiting for the big-guy -- @ZachNuyek was extremely helpful. It's a small shop and just seems to be plugging away racking and stacking as fast as possible. It certainly stinks the delay, but the pricing is great. Very open to suggestions. (Between jobs, so might offer to help rack and stack for free. )

GodsGiftToLET

Attn. Nuyek: Please add the option of picking ProxMox as the operating system, and the ability to purchase 2 to 10 more IPs.

instancehost

This server setup is pretty solid for a few use cases, especially if you're looking for something reliable without breaking the bank. Here’s what it’s good for:

1. Hosting Websites & Apps:
   With 128GB RAM and a decent EPYC CPU, it can handle multiple websites, forums, or small web apps without breaking a sweat. The 1Gbps port and 50TB bandwidth are nice for moderate traffic.

The included IPv4 + IPv6 means you can host stuff without worrying about connectivity issues.

2. Game Servers (But Not Heavy Ones):
   Could run lighter game servers (like Minecraft, CS:GO, or smaller multiplayer games) for a small community. The RAM helps, but the CPU might struggle with super high player counts.

3. Personal Projects / Homelab:
   Great for tinkering, host your own Nextcloud, VPN, or media server. The SSD ensures quick access, and 128GB RAM lets you virtualize a few machines if needed.

4. Backup / Storage:
   The 512GB SSD isn’t huge, but it’s fast. especially if you could get a higher storage config.

GLWS .

plumberg

@instancehost said:
This server setup is pretty solid for a few use cases, especially if you're looking for something reliable without breaking the bank. Here’s what it’s good for:

1. Hosting Websites & Apps:
   With 128GB RAM and a decent EPYC CPU, it can handle multiple websites, forums, or small web apps without breaking a sweat. The 1Gbps port and 50TB bandwidth are nice for moderate traffic.

The included IPv4 + IPv6 means you can host stuff without worrying about connectivity issues.

2. Game Servers (But Not Heavy Ones):
   Could run lighter game servers (like Minecraft, CS:GO, or smaller multiplayer games) for a small community. The RAM helps, but the CPU might struggle with super high player counts.

3. Personal Projects / Homelab:
   Great for tinkering, host your own Nextcloud, VPN, or media server. The SSD ensures quick access, and 128GB RAM lets you virtualize a few machines if needed.

4. Backup / Storage:
   The 512GB SSD isn’t huge, but it’s fast. especially if you could get a higher storage config.

GLWS .

Thank you chatGPT

NetPIMP

@GodsGiftToLET said:
Attn. Nuyek: Please add the option of picking ProxMox as the operating system, and the ability to purchase 2 to 10 more IPs.

ISO's for 8.4 and 9 are in the share for installation via IMPI - this is an unmanaged dedicated physical server - knock yourself out...