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2 Dedicated Cores Plus SSD
PhillTheChill
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I would like your quotes or recommendations for a VPS on the east coast of the US with the following:
- 2 dedicated cores
- 3-6 GB RAM
- 25GB SSD or 50GB normal
- 1-2 TB BW Minimum
- 1 GBPS port speed minimum
- 2 IPv4 plus ipv6
All the above on either Xen or KVM
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not sure if they have US based, but I believe zxplay provides dedicated cores
Do you mean exactly dedicated cores or HT ones? Anyway, take a look at https://drserver.net/abusive-cores (Dallas), https://clients.delimitervps.com/cart.php?gid=66 (Atlanta) and Vultr.
Delimiter have two options:
Simple KVM dedicated core VPS:
https://clients.delimitervps.com/cart.php?gid=66
Full HA KVM resource pool (just make a single VPS with the pool):
https://cc.delimiter.com/cart/cloud-resource-pool/
Where is this located?
@drserver
for a dedicated core you cannot expect LET prices (unless it's a crappy core like the L5 series)
Would I be better off with 4 shared cores on a better CPU than 2 dedicated on a L 5 series?
Depends on what you're running.
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i can offer to you on signature! all plans running Dedicated Cores.
Atlanta for now.
You're probably better off with burstable shared cores then. Only for the pricing though -- 2x dedicated L5XXX isn't bad for performance for a relatively small VM. So if you don't want to worry about using too much CPU then it might be worth the higher price I guess.
Note that many providers like DO, Linode generally won't suspend for high CPU usage, although they do have fair share usage policy.
Sorry to sound like a newbie, but what do you mean by burstable shared cores.
If you need Dedicated Cores, try NFOServers. Not the cheapest of the lot, but is definitely a VDS.