Dedicated, Europe, max 10€/month

Lunics · June 2024

Looking for a dedicated server in EU for up to 10€ per month.
I currently have Kimsufi KS-1 and i hope i can get something better…?!
So minimum RAM should be 4GB, minimum disk space should be 200GB, hopefully SSD.
I look forward to your offers. 🫶

Strikerr · June 2024

Oneprovider Atom C2350

somik · June 2024

Used oneprovider. As long as you are ok with 1 ticket reply per day, go with it:

https://oneprovider.com/dedicated-servers/paris-france#clearance-deals

davide · June 2024

VDS instead of an Atom?

Layer7 — €11.55 / month
2 Ryzen Cores (dedicated)
8192 MB RAM
240 GB NVMe
51200 GB/month bandwidth
5.0 Gbps port speed
IPv4 + IPv6
France

kait · June 2024

@Strikerr said:
Oneprovider Atom C2350

I've heard that oneprovider sucks ass.

Lunics · June 2024

@davide said:
VDS instead of an Atom?

Layer7 — €11.55 / month
2 Ryzen Cores (dedicated)
8192 MB RAM
240 GB NVMe
51200 GB/month bandwidth
5.0 Gbps port speed
IPv4 + IPv6
France

No thanks, needs to be dedicated metal.

totally_not_banned · June 2024

@kait said:

@Strikerr said:
Oneprovider Atom C2350

I've heard that oneprovider sucks ass.

Well, i don't think it really matters here as it's pretty much the only option with this budget. OK, i guess Kimsufi might also sell OP something similar at ~10€ or there's someone renting out PIs and comparable ARM boards in Europe but that's really /thread then.

@OP if you actually want some hardware worth mentioning you need to up your budget. Even $20/m would still be seriously scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Edit: I see OP is already with Kimsufi, well, scratch that then. At 10€ it's not going to get much better anyways.

pedala · June 2024

Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

kait · June 2024

@totally_not_banned said:

@kait said:

@Strikerr said:
Oneprovider Atom C2350

I've heard that oneprovider sucks ass.

Well, i don't think it really matters here as it's pretty much the only option with this budget. OK, i guess Kimsufi might also sell OP something similar at ~10€ or there's someone renting out PIs and comparable ARM boards in Europe but that's really /thread then.

@OP if you actually want some hardware worth mentioning you need to up your budget. Even $20/m would still be seriously scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Edit: I see OP is already with Kimsufi, well, scratch that then. At 10€ it's not going to get much better anyways.

Oh 100% at that budget you're better off with saving it up or something.

lukast__ · June 2024

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

totally_not_banned · June 2024

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

Seems to be no longer available anyways. Cheapest server is a $9 AMD Opteron X2150 APU clocked at 1.1GHz. While i don't see any benchmarks for the specific CPU the X2170 clocked at 2.4GHz has a passmark rating of ~800 singlecore and ~1900 multicore, so i guess the $9 APU has about half of that, would be about even to the Oneprovider C2350 singlecore performance and maybe about double for multicore. If that's worth going with some rather unknown provider is everyone's guess (assuming my performance estimate of the X2150 is about correct - i'm probably somewhat overestimating here as it's not even half the clock speed and X2150 seems to be a weaker chip overall, so in the end there might be not much difference to the Atom at all).

lukast__ · June 2024

@totally_not_banned said:

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

Seems to be no longer available anyways. Cheapest server is a $9 AMD Opteron X2150 APU clocked at 1.1GHz. While i don't see any benchmarks for the specific CPU the X2170 clocked at 2.4GHz has a passmark rating of ~800 singlecore and ~1900 multicore, so i guess the $9 APU has about half of that, would be about even to the Oneprovider C2350 singlecore performance and about double for multicore. If that's worth going with some rather unknown provider is everyone's guess (assuming my performance estimate of the X2150 is about correct).

Under "Custom" (or this link) a server with 32 GB SATA SSD and the same CPU is available for either $5/month in the US or 5€/month in Europe.
But personally I have no usecase for 5€/month with only 32GB SSD and only 100 Mbit/s. I'd rather simply run something at home and then have 40 Mbit/s up (and fast LAN) (with maybe a 1€ VPS or noez GRE for the static IP), or take a Kimsufi KS-1 with 1 TB HDD for 5.99€/month.

apricotwtf · June 2024

Best bet would be Mythic Beasts' RPi Lineup: https://www.mythic-beasts.com/order/rpi - better than an Atom at least

pedala · June 2024

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

I have been with them for 4 months, there were issues with the reinstallation, I contacted them at 2 AM and they were online..GMT+2. When I ordered, they didn't have a 32 GB SSD, and I received a 120 GB one at the same price. I consider them one of the providers I have nothing to complain about, I have no downtime or other issues.. not to mention the price.
They also have a server room from what I've seen.

Mon Jun 17 10:36:58 PM EEST 2024

Basic System Information:

Uptime : 12 days, 8 hours, 40 minutes
Processor : AMD Opteron(tm) X2150 APU
CPU cores : 4 @ 1099.986 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 7.2 GiB
Swap : 2.1 GiB
Disk : 107.4 GiB
Distro : Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Kernel : 6.5.13-5-pve
VM Type : NONE
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ Offline

IPv4 Network Information:

ISP : Data Room, Inc
ASN : AS19624 Data Room, Inc
Host : Data Room SRL
Location : Bucharest, București (B)
Country : Romania

Running fio random mixed R+W disk test with 512k block size...

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/sda3):

Block Size	4k (IOPS)	64k (IOPS)
Read	1.60 MB/s (400)	2.87 MB/s (44)
Write	1.63 MB/s (408)	3.03 MB/s (47)
Total	3.23 MB/s (808)	5.90 MB/s (91)

Block Size	512k (IOPS)	1m (IOPS)
------	--- ----	---- ----
Read	13.79 MB/s (26)	18.18 MB/s (17)
Write	15.19 MB/s (29)	19.57 MB/s (19)
Total	28.98 MB/s (55)	37.75 MB/s (36)

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):

Provider	Location (Link)	Send Speed	Recv Speed	Ping
Clouvider	London, UK (10G)	914 Mbits/sec	922 Mbits/sec	--
Eranium	Amsterdam, NL (100G)	924 Mbits/sec	927 Mbits/sec	--
Uztelecom	Tashkent, UZ (10G)	675 Mbits/sec	846 Mbits/sec	--
Leaseweb	Singapore, SG (10G)	busy	428 Mbits/sec	--
Clouvider	Los Angeles, CA, US (10G)	796 Mbits/sec	800 Mbits/sec	172 ms
Leaseweb	NYC, NY, US (10G)	854 Mbits/sec	803 Mbits/sec	109 ms
Edgoo	Sao Paulo, BR (1G)	733 Mbits/sec	588 Mbits/sec	--

totally_not_banned · June 2024

@pedala said:

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):

Provider Location (Link) Send Speed Recv Speed Ping

Clouvider London, UK (10G) 914 Mbits/sec 922 Mbits/sec --

Eranium Amsterdam, NL (100G) 924 Mbits/sec 927 Mbits/sec --

Uztelecom Tashkent, UZ (10G) 675 Mbits/sec 846 Mbits/sec --

Leaseweb Singapore, SG (10G) busy 428 Mbits/sec --

Clouvider Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) 796 Mbits/sec 800 Mbits/sec 172 ms

Leaseweb NYC, NY, US (10G) 854 Mbits/sec 803 Mbits/sec 109 ms

Edgoo Sao Paulo, BR (1G) 733 Mbits/sec 588 Mbits/sec --

Nice network performance considering the box is advertised as 100mbit

Lunics · June 2024

@apricotwtf said:
Best bet would be Mythic Beasts' RPi Lineup: https://www.mythic-beasts.com/order/rpi - better than an Atom at least

They only have NFS root filesystems, no local disk. Not interested.

Voltrina · June 2024

DataIdeas has Raspberry Pi dedicated servers that match your price point:
Raspberry Pi 4 - 8GB Ram/256GB Drive - Dedicated Server
Quad Core 1.5GHz
Raspbian OS
1 IPv4 Address
/64 IPv6 Address
Unmetered Bandwidth
$3.14/mo

They're all out of stock though, so you'll have to wait.
https://my2.dataideas.com/store/rpi-servers

Lunics · June 2024

@lukast__ said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

Seems to be no longer available anyways. Cheapest server is a $9 AMD Opteron X2150 APU clocked at 1.1GHz. While i don't see any benchmarks for the specific CPU the X2170 clocked at 2.4GHz has a passmark rating of ~800 singlecore and ~1900 multicore, so i guess the $9 APU has about half of that, would be about even to the Oneprovider C2350 singlecore performance and about double for multicore. If that's worth going with some rather unknown provider is everyone's guess (assuming my performance estimate of the X2150 is about correct).

Under "Custom" (or this link) a server with 32 GB SATA SSD and the same CPU is available for either $5/month in the US or 5€/month in Europe.

Can you explain how their APU Opteron X2150 is available at different clock speeds? Is it not a dedicated server after all?

totally_not_banned · June 2024

@Lunics said:

@lukast__ said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:
Try www.primcast.com. I have a server in Romania for 5 euros per month and I am very satisfied with them.

For how long have you got the server and how is the support and network?

Seems to be no longer available anyways. Cheapest server is a $9 AMD Opteron X2150 APU clocked at 1.1GHz. While i don't see any benchmarks for the specific CPU the X2170 clocked at 2.4GHz has a passmark rating of ~800 singlecore and ~1900 multicore, so i guess the $9 APU has about half of that, would be about even to the Oneprovider C2350 singlecore performance and about double for multicore. If that's worth going with some rather unknown provider is everyone's guess (assuming my performance estimate of the X2150 is about correct).

Under "Custom" (or this link) a server with 32 GB SATA SSD and the same CPU is available for either $5/month in the US or 5€/month in Europe.

Can you explain how their APU Opteron X2150 is available at different clock speeds? Is it not a dedicated server after all?

The board probably has some way to set it. Lower clock = lower energy consumption and that's usually what people using this kind of hardware are after. Might also be different boards using the same chip though.

bugis · June 2024

Please share the results of wget -qO- bench.sh | bash
Oneprovider Atom C2350 Amsterdam and Paris locations. Does it run at 1 GB/s?

dev_vps · June 2024

@bugis said:
Please share the results of wget -qO- bench.sh | bash
Oneprovider Atom C2350 Amsterdam and Paris locations. Does it run at 1 GB/s?

Yes , network speed is good.
The computing power is s—l—o—w

GB5 score is 180.

bugis · June 2024

anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

wlambrechts · June 2024

if it may be US: have a look at https://www.wholesaleinternet.net/dedicated/

totally_not_banned · June 2024

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated). Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

bugis · June 2024

The CPU performance is indeed low, I used it in 2010, online.net still hasn't changed to Scaleway. but the port speed at that time reached 1G

dev_vps · June 2024

@totally_not_banned said:

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated).
Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

My $0.90/month netcup VPS has better performance and 10g data port

Lunics · June 2024

@wlambrechts said:
if it may be US: have a look at https://www.wholesaleinternet.net/dedicated/

Thanks but for privacy reasons (mail server) i want EU.

pedala · June 2024

@dev_vps said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated).
Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

My $0.90/month netcup VPS has better performance and 10g data port

Yes, it has good performance, but many want to use Proxmox... I kept looking for that offer with €0.90 or up to €1, but it is no longer available for new customers.

lukast__ · June 2024

@pedala said:

@dev_vps said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated).
Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

My $0.90/month netcup VPS has better performance and 10g data port

Yes, it has good performance, but many want to use Proxmox... I kept looking for that offer with €0.90 or up to €1, but it is no longer available for new customers.

https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=3422 ?
And @dev_vps, I thought the netcup 1 EUR VPS only had 1Gbps?

dev_vps · June 2024

@pedala said:

@dev_vps said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated).
Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

My $0.90/month netcup VPS has better performance and 10g data port

Yes, it has good performance, but many want to use Proxmox... I kept looking for that offer with €0.90 or up to €1, but it is no longer available for new customers.

GB6 score for 4 vCore Ryzen / 4 GB / 70 GB
£ 30 / year
Yes, it does support ProxMox too

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/3976286/#Comment_3976286

Geekbench 6 Benchmark Test:
---------------------------------
Test            | Value
                |
Single Core     | 2305
Multi Core      | 6621
Full Test       | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/6614941

dev_vps · June 2024

@lukast__ said:

@pedala said:

@dev_vps said:

@totally_not_banned said:

@bugis said:
anyone has the result wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

There's probably not many people using these tiny boxes. @dev_vps is not exaggerating when he calls the CPU slow. The only upside really is being bare metal (and therefore dedicated).
Performance wise even a very modest VPS will likely be better bang for the buck.

My $0.90/month netcup VPS has better performance and 10g data port

Yes, it has good performance, but many want to use Proxmox... I kept looking for that offer with €0.90 or up to €1, but it is no longer available for new customers.

https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=3422 ?
And @dev_vps, I thought the netcup 1 EUR VPS only had 1Gbps?

Since you mentioned it, I need to check it again
I may have misstated about data port speed

Thanks, @lukast__

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