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Dedicated, 2TB+ SSD, 16+ GB. $40/mo

paroxsiticparoxsitic Member
edited January 2022 in Requests

I would think with all the hosts switching to SSD NVMe that we would see some good storage deals for SATA SSDs, but I am having issues where most high storage specs are HDD.

I am willing to go higher than $40/mo if CPU exceeds average offerings.
I will accept a VPS but it should be less than $40/mo and have decent specs

Comments

  • You didn't specify location so I'm going to assume it's USA. @Ian.D could have something if you add a bit more to the budget.

  • mhnmhn Member

    2x KS-17
    Intel Xeon E3-1245v2
    32GB DDR3 1333MHz
    SoftRaid 2x480Go
    100 Mbps
    $22.99 * 2

    OR

    2x SYS-1-SSD-32
    Intel Xeon D1520
    4c / 8t
    2.2GHz
    32GB DDR3 ECC 2133MHz
    SoftRAID 2x480 GB SSD
    250mbps

    $26.99 * 2

    You may win the OVH lottery and get higher speeds, but these seem to be gone after a few days anyway

  • bruh21bruh21 Member, Host Rep

    You Could get a netcup root server. For 2tb the price would be 46 euro but I think the 10 dedicated epyc cores beat your usual E3v2 by a mile.

  • SSDs have tbw limits so not exactly cheaper than hdd

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