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Cpu prices are becoming cheper still no cheap Dedicated cpu in hosting world
Hi
To all providers
i cant believe ovh use a cpu worth 15$ to 50$ on ebay and sells the server for $42 SYS-IP-1 Intel Xeon W3520
If your can provide ram cheap and ssd cheap then dedicated Cpu is possible
I am talking 2ghz+ dual core dedicated for $5 to $7 just do the match its possible
People who just want Cpu will benefite it
Cpues are becoming Cheap but i donot see any provider doing this
A node like this spec is possible for $5 to $7:
Xeon dual core 2Ghz
1 to 2gb ram
10Gb SSD (crucial)
band 1TB (100mbps Shared port)
So guy what do you think?
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Just see how much power this hardware would use, then think if $5 to $7 would be enough to cover just the power cost.
I think there is a bit more to it than the price of the CPU.
you don't see the energy companies lowering prices and you never will.
1) Cost of energy and extras to the node.
2) AbusiveCores
3) Kimsufi
A few other factors you're not thinking about:
Energy costs (not only the server but cooling etc)
Hardware has to be replaced when abused or out of date
Staff costs (technical staff in datacenter and company)
Website costs (licencing etc)
IP Ranges
Bandwidth
The company has to be profitable
Besides, no doubt a datacenter has all of that liability for it's staff and insurance in case of disaster etc.
To user: I can't believe this is happening. There's support cost, cost of the rest of server (it's not just CPU), cost of space / power, cost of bandwidth, and cost of a lot more - website, business reg, IPs, etc the list goes on.
We offer dedicated CPU power on all our OpenNebula Enterprise Cloud plans.
That being said, you're not going to get a physical piece of hardware at that cost, there are various overheads for most hosting companies that should be taken into consideration when comparing the cost of the hardware to the cost of service.
There are numerous other costs associated with hardware as well that must be considered, and many of these costs are overlooked when people compare hardware cost to the cost that someone is willing to sell a server for:
What happens when parts die?
They must be replaced, but how?
You need to keep parts on site to be able to replace failed parts in a server quickly, which means that the "cost of a server" should almost always be upped by at least 50% to include the cost of replacement parts such as an extra CPU, some extra sticks of RAM, some more SSDs for when those fail, a power supply or two; etc.
I guess you should start a server-outlet and sell dedicated servers for colocation.
Post your order link or GTFO with your silliness.
I think you need a spellchecker.
+1 there. Nailed it!
Well then who we got here
what about this?
how do you sell KVM 1gb ram 2gb swap for $4 you mostly are overselling. Overselling host and it KVM. You sure are a good in escaping microsoft license
just the usual summer host. they probably won't be around next month so doesn't really matter.
Uh... What's the connection between KVM and Microsoft?
Dude, stop making wild assumptions. Just because you do so, or have been victim of any provider who did so to you doesn't give you the license to come to such wild conclusions with no proof.
Just so you know, ee got atleast 72GB RAM on servers to host VPS's. Once it is packed, we order next server instead of adding clients into the same server. When we say we dont oversell, we mean it. I do not wish to hijack somebody's thread so let's leave this thread like it is.
Aah, just noticed. It's your thread! Venting your frustration against somebody on someone else..
God knows!
Reseller do not survie no matter how you fit it
I think i wont it sound better this way
Look in your mirror
And yaa forgot to say you advertise really big on your site
So sorry you think that way. But that is not the case. Our datacenter is Dacentec. You/anyone is free to go ask them if noosvps.com has any servers with them or not, or you can verify this in any other possible way.
Its rather funny that you are fine with someone's "GTFO with your silliness" comment, but got so pissed off with another who just agreed to it.
ahh? No i did not feel it
So you are not renting?
Have you finished fighting?
It is based on rent-to-own agreement.
To OP; l2english.
I am the OP and yes we already know about the power cost and other costs 5 to 7 is possible if the op build his own servers.
you me to edit the first message?
I'm trying so hard but I can not comprehend what you are trying to say; sorry.
I don't think you'll be able to sustain even if you made it look like this
Are your server CPUs L56XX Xeons?
Xeon L5520 x 2
Great, go ahead and start that company.
@ad0
What your suggesting is simply not possible for the reasons already stated. I mean I have a few old machines lying around that I was going to colo for something/anything than being wasted.
But I don't mind admitting I near shat myself when I powered up all the boxes with a meter on it, one was drawing 1.8A, the power cost kills it dead.
GVH server?