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★ VirMach ★ Black Friday & Cyber Week 2018 ★ RAID 10 SSD ★ OpenVZ & KVM ★ Check inside for offers!
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I've never been to Utah. I was in the South.
"Boring offer" - lol @ddhhz
Announces the ram and disk even - very nice.
"Only $10 off of $45 likely pricing, Windows license included. Fuck it." - Virmach.js
This one looks quite usable
10GB Ram
It's always worth pointing out when the disk > RAM in these offers :P
Get me atleast 2gb ram, 80gb ssd, 2tb+ bandwidth in europe @VirMach and i will make a toast for you. : |
+1 toast from me. It's official, I've been here for 12 hours.
Their billing machine can already make toast.
Nah, it would burn it every time. Too hot.
Just waiting on a couple windows installs from @Virmach but great deals and their support has been awesome considering how busy they must be.
same price, doubled ram and cpu
Pretty good pricing for these specs
1 vCore and 2GB RAM and 500 GB Bandwidth in Buffalo is worth... 0.25$.
Can I get triple upgrade for 0.75$ plx?
Double the cores and 1.5x BW, as well.
This new one looks nice, too
18G ram, 20G ssd, 12 cores
Holy crap
. This one is probably good for encoding @VirMach's adult home videos.
KVM – 1 GIGABIT
WINDOWS WINDOWS 2008 AVAILABLE
RAM 18560MB DEDICATED RAM
CPU 12x FAIR SHARE CPU vCORE
HDD 20GB SSD (RAID 10)
BANDWIDTH 9000GB BANDWIDTH
LOCATION DALLAS, TX LOCATION
Another one of those 'interesting' high RAM, low disk offers:
I don't see how these particular ones make sense given they'd make the servers very unbalanced.
This one seem nice
20 GB disk.
20GB of space is fine for many things, great server for $75.
Is it really possible to run windows in such low disk space?
I'm actually really curious, what could you do that would need 18GB of RAM but only 20GB of disk? If you had a use for that, the 9TB bandwidth and 12x CPU would be really nice.