Which kimsufi server to go with? At a road block right now... mKS 2G vs KS R-4G

curtisg

I'm trying to figure out what kimsufi system to go with, I have two options in mind:
mKS 2G and KS R-4G.

For what I need it for is a server for Central VPS control panel, now I wanted to ask LET a question on which would be better for a site, a vps to run on it(demo vps creation for central vps control panel). I was thinking more the KS R-4G just because 2GB ram is not a lot, however I wanted LET opinion.

I've spent time reading reviews(2 1/2 hours) and it shows that the network is abused quite a bit, mostly people running seedboxes on them so that is making me reconsider it, because if its abused I don't want to be effected.

My next factor is that if I don't decide to go with kimsufi what would be a better place to go with, because KS is the only provider I find that can give those specs for that low of a price. About 1/4 of the reviews I read were bad reviews saying how the network is constantly slow.

My budget for this month would be $30, it would be my maximum monthly budget. The KS R-4G would cost $26, the mKS 2G would cost $13.

So, what do you think? As I don't need the server urgently as I have some bugs to fix on the admin side of the script (small xss I found).

Davidx

Why that much ram for a vps panel!??

vapornode

Why not just run the VPS panel on a smaller VPS?

I see no difference except you'd be getting a better network.

SimpleNode

If this is Solus....

We're just using a BuyVM KVM.

DomainBop

"mKS 2G and KS R-4G."

If you order an mKS 2G you have a 50/50 chance of getting an N2800 instead of the slower Atom 1.2GHz.

Freek

@DomainBop said: If you order an mKS 2G you have a 50/50 chance of getting an N2800 instead of the slower Atom 1.2GHz.

You are correct! I ordered a mKS2G 2 days ago and it turns out indeed to be a N2800!

joepie91

2GB RAM works fine for me for developing CVM.

curtisg

@DomainBop interesting....
@joepie91 cool.

I think I'm going to go with mKS 2G

kamalnasser

@SimpleNode said: If this is Solus....

Is that solusvm in the screenshot?

WebProject

@curtisg said: About 1/4 of the reviews I read were bad reviews saying how the network is constantly slow.

not only, the support - sales issues non existing (you will be lucky if you will get reply within 24 hours), I know that the service is unmanaged.

erhwegesrgsr

Network is great, one of the best you can get in fact...
Stop complaining about support, it's a massive operation with a great control panel.

luma

@BronzeByte said: Stop complaining about support, it's a massive operation with a great control panel.

Agreed, You can do pretty much everything from the control panel and very rarely do you need support. And if you do you can find the email address of some higher ups who will get you help right away.

Damian

Solus:

[root@vpscp ~]# free -m

             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached

Mem:          8192       1495       6696          0          0         65

-/+ buffers/cache:       1430       6761

Swap:          128         27        100

[root@vpscp ~]#