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Looking for a dedicated server

Looking for a dedicated server:

CPU: 2-4 cores would be OK. (lower than 2ghz cant be accepted.)
RAM: min. 8 GB
HDD: min. 2 TB
Connection: 1 Gbps
Bandwidth: min. 5 TB
Location: US

My budget for the stated specs is $15-20/monthly. I am looking for a long-term commitment. After the first month, I will pay quarter-yearly.

Comments

  • Oneprovider maybe?

  • evocatusevocatus Member
    edited July 2020

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

  • @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Why not satisfy?

  • @youandri said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Why not satisfy?

    The response time for tickets and I want to be a client of the true seller, as far as I know OneProvider is a reseller. When I bought a server from them the server based on onlinenet.

  • Kimsufi
    Wholesaleinternet
    Nocix
    Dacentec
    Serverroom
    Drserver

    Amd opereton, core2duo, or atom about all your going to get with under $20 budget

  • @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Why not satisfy?

    The response time for tickets and I want to be a client of the true seller, as far as I know OneProvider is a reseller. When I bought a server from them the server based on onlinenet.

    I see, yes oneprovider is reseller.

  • tetechtetech Member

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Raise budget or lower expectation.

  • evocatusevocatus Member
    edited July 2020

    @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Raise budget or lower expectation.

    I am assuming that I can go up to $25/month after your comments.

  • tetechtetech Member

    @evocatus said:

    @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Raise budget or lower expectation.

    I am assuming that I can go up to $25/month after your comments.

    It seems your CPU requirements are the limiting factor. You're not getting a modern Xeon for that price and eliminating Atom means you are looking at Opteron, older model Xeon, etc.

  • @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Raise budget or lower expectation.

    I am assuming that I can go up to $25/month after your comments.

    It seems your CPU requirements are the limiting factor. You're not getting a modern Xeon for that price and eliminating Atom means you are looking at Opteron, older model Xeon, etc.

    I am going to use the server for hosting blogs so older model xeon would be OK.

  • @king8654 said:
    Kimsufi
    Wholesaleinternet
    Nocix
    Dacentec
    Serverroom
    Drserver

    Amd opereton, core2duo, or atom about all your going to get with under $20 budget

    @evocatus said:

    @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @tetech said:

    @evocatus said:

    @youandri said:
    Oneprovider maybe?

    Thank you for your comment. I used their services for a while and I am not satisfied, also they offer Atom CPUs which are mediocre.

    Raise budget or lower expectation.

    I am assuming that I can go up to $25/month after your comments.

    It seems your CPU requirements are the limiting factor. You're not getting a modern Xeon for that price and eliminating Atom means you are looking at Opteron, older model Xeon, etc.

    I am going to use the server for hosting blogs so older model xeon would be OK.

    would a Virtual Dedicated Server not meet your needs (VDS)
    Dedicated Resources but a portion of the price of a Dedicated?

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