Kimsufi/Soyoustart/OVH Rise New Price

proset10 · May 2025

No problem, I am here, because still waiting for lottery results of my orders.

mrclown · May 2025

Who has lottery from SYS-LE-3?

vpscp · May 2025

@allthemtings said: You could get a fresh NVME with 1% use or one around the same (or slightly worse) its just random i dont think the techs test them before installing. You can run web hosting or create vps with these server 100% very suitable you wont have any issues hardware can last years and years without issues even at 71% usage or it could completely fuck up with 1% usage its just a random game of luck really

I opened a support ticket with OVH requesting a replacement for my NVMe. It was shown as Priority 5, and I’ve now been waiting for more than 3 hours.

plumberg · May 2025

@vpscp said:

@proset10 said: That was a response to vpscp.

In terms of performance, the NVMe is very good. I opened a support ticket with OVH requesting a replacement for my NVMe. It was shown as Priority 5, and I’ve now been waiting for more than 3 hours.

You better set your expectations correctly with OVH for support. If you need business critical you probably need to opt that somewhere
Or pray they respond on time

Also, disk replacements are a hit or miss (mostly miss) with a terrible one being put out for replacement than what you have.
Just saying.

Randomly you do get shiny flashy new disks

vpscp · May 2025

@plumberg said:

@vpscp said:

@proset10 said: That was a response to vpscp.

In terms of performance, the NVMe is very good. I opened a support ticket with OVH requesting a replacement for my NVMe. It was shown as Priority 5, and I’ve now been waiting for more than 3 hours.

You better set your expectations correctly with OVH for support. If you need business critical you probably need to opt that somewhere
Or pray they respond on time

Also, disk replacements are a hit or miss (mostly miss) with a terrible one being put out for replacement than what you have.
Just saying.

Randomly you do get shiny flashy new disks

Hearing what you said makes me feel a bit worried. Now I’m thinking about just closing the ticket and keeping the server as it is. I have an old OVH account, and responses there come quickly. I ordered the SYS-1 using a new account under my mother’s name, mainly to get it without a setup fee. I feel like their delayed response might be because it’s a new account.

wuck · May 2025

@vpscp said:

@allthemtings said: You could get a fresh NVME with 1% use or one around the same (or slightly worse) its just random i dont think the techs test them before installing. You can run web hosting or create vps with these server 100% very suitable you wont have any issues hardware can last years and years without issues even at 71% usage or it could completely fuck up with 1% usage its just a random game of luck really

I opened a support ticket with OVH requesting a replacement for my NVMe. It was shown as Priority 5, and I’ve now been waiting for more than 3 hours.

That is why you use the API and not the support

blorged · May 2025

@vpscp said:
Hearing what you said makes me feel a bit worried. Now I’m thinking about just closing the ticket and keeping the server as it is. I have an old OVH account, and responses there come quickly. I ordered the SYS-1 using a new account under my mother’s name, mainly to get it without a setup fee. I feel like their delayed response might be because it’s a new account.

you're being pretty needy for someone buying the deepest possible discount dedicated server. if you need extremely high up time or emotional engagement you've chosen the wrong company. if you want a pretty reliable machine with good support for a very low price then Kimsufi is great. if a machine fails, they usually repair it within an hour. they reently sent me a screenshot of the screen of a crashed machine before I noticed it had crashed. "I want a new NVMe for no real reason, also I filed a vague ticket instead of using the automated hardware replacement system" isn't a good test of anything.

Smith42 · May 2025

Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

DrFallen · May 2025

@Smith42 said:
Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

I believe you mean raid 0 the only form of backup

plumberg · May 2025

@DrFallen said:

@Smith42 said:
Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

I believe you mean raid 0 the only form of backup

Y'all take backups?

wuck · May 2025

@plumberg said:

@DrFallen said:

@Smith42 said:
Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

I believe you mean raid 0 the only form of backup

Y'all take backups?

Backup?

dodheimsgard · May 2025

Offer cheap servers with lottee> @Smith42 said:

Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

RAID 1 is for weak people. Mentally strong people dont use raid or backup.

vpscp · May 2025

@blorged said:

@vpscp said:
Hearing what you said makes me feel a bit worried. Now I’m thinking about just closing the ticket and keeping the server as it is. I have an old OVH account, and responses there come quickly. I ordered the SYS-1 using a new account under my mother’s name, mainly to get it without a setup fee. I feel like their delayed response might be because it’s a new account.

you're being pretty needy for someone buying the deepest possible discount dedicated server. if you need extremely high up time or emotional engagement you've chosen the wrong company. if you want a pretty reliable machine with good support for a very low price then Kimsufi is great. if a machine fails, they usually repair it within an hour. they reently sent me a screenshot of the screen of a crashed machine before I noticed it had crashed. "I want a new NVMe for no real reason, also I filed a vague ticket instead of using the automated hardware replacement system" isn't a good test of anything.

When you said KimSufi is good, did you mean that SoYouStart is not good?
I have a KimSufi server, and they set it up for me within 30 minutes twice, so their service seems good just like you said.

However, many people told me that SoYouStart or even Rise ECO servers are better than KimSufi.
I’ve seen some users on LET (LowEndTalk) say that those servers come with OVH support, which is more reliable.

They were not willing to replace my NVMe. Their response was as follows:

Hello XXX,

Thank you for contacting OVHcloud technical support. I apologize for the concern you're experiencing with your disks showing high wear.

I'd like to inform you that the SYS range, being a 3rd generation server, is designed to handle a certain level of disk usage. The current wear on your disks is within normal expectations for this type of server. Unless there's an actual issue or failure with the disks, we won't be able to replace them.

If you're looking to upgrade to newer equipment, I recommend considering our Advance, High Grade, or Scale ranges, which offer more modern and efficient hardware. Please note that these ranges may have different specifications and pricing.

If I keep a backup using the Hetzner Storage Box, that should be fine, right?
Also, if I’m using RAID 1, even if one NVMe fails, it shouldn’t be a problem for me, correct?
Normally, both NVMes don’t fail at the same time, right?

fredo1664 · May 2025

@vpscp said:

@blorged said:

@vpscp said:
Hearing what you said makes me feel a bit worried. Now I’m thinking about just closing the ticket and keeping the server as it is. I have an old OVH account, and responses there come quickly. I ordered the SYS-1 using a new account under my mother’s name, mainly to get it without a setup fee. I feel like their delayed response might be because it’s a new account.

you're being pretty needy for someone buying the deepest possible discount dedicated server. if you need extremely high up time or emotional engagement you've chosen the wrong company. if you want a pretty reliable machine with good support for a very low price then Kimsufi is great. if a machine fails, they usually repair it within an hour. they reently sent me a screenshot of the screen of a crashed machine before I noticed it had crashed. "I want a new NVMe for no real reason, also I filed a vague ticket instead of using the automated hardware replacement system" isn't a good test of anything.

When you said KimSufi is good, did you mean that SoYouStart is not good?
I have a KimSufi server, and they set it up for me within 30 minutes twice, so their service seems good just like you said.

However, many people told me that SoYouStart or even Rise ECO servers are better than KimSufi.
I’ve seen some users on LET (LowEndTalk) say that those servers come with OVH support, which is more reliable.

They were not willing to replace my NVMe. Their response was as follows:
Hello XXX,

Thank you for contacting OVHcloud technical support. I apologize for the concern you're experiencing with your disks showing high wear.

I'd like to inform you that the SYS range, being a 3rd generation server, is designed to handle a certain level of disk usage. The current wear on your disks is within normal expectations for this type of server. Unless there's an actual issue or failure with the disks, we won't be able to replace them.

If you're looking to upgrade to newer equipment, I recommend considering our Advance, High Grade, or Scale ranges, which offer more modern and efficient hardware. Please note that these ranges may have different specifications and pricing.
If I keep a backup using the Hetzner Storage Box, that should be fine, right?
Also, if I’m using RAID 1, even if one NVMe fails, it shouldn’t be a problem for me, correct?
Normally, both NVMes don’t fail at the same time, right?

In fairness I don’t think you get a different support if you are on SYS or Kimsufi or whatever. What matters more is if you are on the free "standard" support or if you chose to pay for a higher level of support. They explain the differences between support levels on the website.

If you use RAID 1 and one disk fails, it’s reasonable to think you'll have a window of opportunity to request that they change it before the second one fail. You can give the serial number of the drive so that they don’t misunderstand and change both disks.

Unless your data on the server is of little value to you, you should have an external backup regardless.

wuck · May 2025

If only OVH had an API to just put in a request that doesn't rely on ticket...

remy · May 2025

@DrFallen said:

@Smith42 said:
Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

I believe you mean raid 0 the only form of backup

Agree raid 0 is the way to go
SSD never dies
Until it happens but we don’t care because the server is idle

crei · May 2025

@fredo1664 said:
@vpscp said:

@blorged said:

@vpscp said:
Hearing what you said makes me feel a bit worried. Now I’m thinking about just closing the ticket and keeping the server as it is. I have an old OVH account, and responses there come quickly. I ordered the SYS-1 using a new account under my mother’s name, mainly to get it without a setup fee. I feel like their delayed response might be because it’s a new account.

you're being pretty needy for someone buying the deepest possible discount dedicated server. if you need extremely high up time or emotional engagement you've chosen the wrong company. if you want a pretty reliable machine with good support for a very low price then Kimsufi is great. if a machine fails, they usually repair it within an hour. they reently sent me a screenshot of the screen of a crashed machine before I noticed it had crashed. "I want a new NVMe for no real reason, also I filed a vague ticket instead of using the automated hardware replacement system" isn't a good test of anything.

When you said KimSufi is good, did you mean that SoYouStart is not good?
I have a KimSufi server, and they set it up for me within 30 minutes twice, so their service seems good just like you said.

However, many people told me that SoYouStart or even Rise ECO servers are better than KimSufi.
I’ve seen some users on LET (LowEndTalk) say that those servers come with OVH support, which is more reliable.

They were not willing to replace my NVMe. Their response was as follows:
Hello XXX,

Thank you for contacting OVHcloud technical support. I apologize for the concern you're experiencing with your disks showing high wear.

I'd like to inform you that the SYS range, being a 3rd generation server, is designed to handle a certain level of disk usage. The current wear on your disks is within normal expectations for this type of server. Unless there's an actual issue or failure with the disks, we won't be able to replace them.

If you're looking to upgrade to newer equipment, I recommend considering our Advance, High Grade, or Scale ranges, which offer more modern and efficient hardware. Please note that these ranges may have different specifications and pricing.
If I keep a backup using the Hetzner Storage Box, that should be fine, right?
Also, if I’m using RAID 1, even if one NVMe fails, it shouldn’t be a problem for me, correct?
Normally, both NVMes don’t fail at the same time, right?
In fairness I don’t think you get a different support if you are on SYS or Kimsufi or whatever. What matters more is if you are on the free "standard" support or if you chose to pay for a higher level of support. They explain the differences between support levels on the website.

If you use RAID 1 and one disk fails, it’s reasonable to think you'll have a window of opportunity to request that they change it before the second one fail. You can give the serial number of the drive so that they don’t misunderstand and change both disks.

Unless your data on the server is of little value to you, you should have an external backup regardless.

Yes!!!

I used RAID 1 for logical recovery, but the remaining drive also failed.
The last failed hard drive didn’t even show any errors in its SMART.
It is very important to have external backups.

ps20090 · May 2025

@allthemtings said:

Is that Calin? I keep seeing his face on random threads here, I don't understand, is Calin the new Cociu and has GOAT status or something?

aRNoLD · May 2025

https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/lp/find-your-gpu/
What does that mean? Buy one and setup our own ChatGPT?

vpscp · May 2025

@crei said: Yes!!!

I used RAID 1 for logical recovery, but the remaining drive also failed.

Was that happening to you with an HDD, or was it an SSD or NVMe? If so, using RAID 0 seems like a good idea.

yopp · May 2025

@yopp said:
Does anyone have archive of old ovh catalog files or know repos where to find it? I need to do some testing for yet another bot iteration.

Uh, I didn't find any, so I made one: https://github.com/y8/ovh-catalog-archive

Imported whatever was in Web Archive and probably need to trigger WA snapshot via SPN2 when something changes, but not today

Upd: fixed releases, so now you can watch repo releases and get notifications when catalog is updated. Initial diffs right are a bit large and GitHub is not displaying them properly, but it next one should be manageable

DrFallen · May 2025

@remy said:

@DrFallen said:

@Smith42 said:
Y'all shouldn't abuse the incident support's laziness. Hetzner always checks the SMART data and refuses replacement if there are no errors. OVH starts doing that shit too its just going to make things difficult for the rest of us. Stop being a kitten and run RAID 1.

I believe you mean raid 0 the only form of backup

Agree raid 0 is the way to go
SSD never dies
Until it happens but we don’t care because the server is idle

Exactly

fredo1664 · May 2025

There's no more availability for the SYS-LE-1 anywhere, if some of you guys were basing their gambling pattern on that.

mrclown · May 2025

@fredo1664 said:
There's no more availability for the SYS-LE-1 anywhere, if some of you guys were basing their gambling pattern on that.

OVH is closely monitoring LET here. .. Some might fall into the trap.

fredo1664 · May 2025

@mrclown said:

@fredo1664 said:
There's no more availability for the SYS-LE-1 anywhere, if some of you guys were basing their gambling pattern on that.

OVH is closely monitoring LET here. .. Some might fall into the trap.

@ninzo59 wouldn't do that!

(https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4377342/#Comment_4377342)

mrclown · May 2025

@fredo1664 said:

@mrclown said:

@fredo1664 said:
There's no more availability for the SYS-LE-1 anywhere, if some of you guys were basing their gambling pattern on that.

OVH is closely monitoring LET here. .. Some might fall into the trap.

@ninzo59 wouldn't do that!

(https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4377342/#Comment_4377342)

Too late...

yopp · May 2025

New rise is coming

Denis-hamon opened 2 hours ago:

New server Rise-7
16 Cores CPU | AMD Epyc 7402

    RAM : 128GB DDR4 ECC 2933MHz
    STORAGE : 2x SSD SATA 480GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID

New server Rise-8
32 Cores CPU | AMD Epyc 7532

    RAM : 256GB DDR4 ECC 2933MHz

New server Rise-9
48 Cores CPU | AMD Epyc 7642

    RAM : 256GB DDR4 ECC 2933MHz

    RAM OPTIONS:

        512GB DDR4 ECC 2933MHz
        1024GB DDR4 ECC 2933MHz

    STORAGE : 2x SSD SATA 480GB Enterprise Class Soft RAID

    STORAGE OPTIONS :

        2x SSD NVMe 1.92TB Datacenter Class Soft RAID
        4x SSD NVMe 1.92TB Datacenter Class Soft RAID
        2x SSD NVMe 3.84TB Datacenter Class Soft RAID
        4x SSD NVMe 3.84TB Datacenter Class Soft RAID

barbarza · May 2025

@fredo1664 said:
There's no more availability for the SYS-LE-1 anywhere, if some of you guys were basing their gambling pattern on that.

I've got orders but unless there are some big lottery hits, I'm not going to pay them.

proset10 · May 2025

SYS-LE-1, one new disk and second with 5k hours

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Processor : Intel(R) Xeon(R) D-2123IT CPU @ 2.20GHz
CPU cores : 8 @ 2000.007 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 31.0 GiB
Swap : 1024.0 MiB
Disk : 467.8 GiB
Distro : Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS
Kernel : 6.8.0-59-generic
VM Type : NONE
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ Online

IPv6 Network Information:

ISP : OVH SAS
ASN : AS16276 OVH SAS
Host : OVH
Location : Gravelines, Hauts-de-France (HDF)
Country : France

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Block Size	4k (IOPS)	64k (IOPS)
Read	362.35 MB/s (90.5k)	2.05 GB/s (32.0k)
Write	363.30 MB/s (90.8k)	2.06 GB/s (32.2k)
Total	725.65 MB/s (181.4k)	4.11 GB/s (64.2k)

Block Size	512k (IOPS)	1m (IOPS)
------	--- ----	---- ----
Read	2.57 GB/s (5.0k)	2.57 GB/s (2.5k)
Write	2.71 GB/s (5.3k)	2.74 GB/s (2.6k)
Total	5.29 GB/s (10.3k)	5.31 GB/s (5.1k)

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):

Provider	Location (Link)	Send Speed	Recv Speed	Ping
Clouvider	London, UK (10G)	485 Mbits/sec	5.58 Gbits/sec	5.95 ms
Eranium	Amsterdam, NL (100G)	484 Mbits/sec	7.94 Gbits/sec	10.2 ms
Uztelecom	Tashkent, UZ (10G)	446 Mbits/sec	2.41 Gbits/sec	99.8 ms
Leaseweb	Singapore, SG (10G)	423 Mbits/sec	1.39 Gbits/sec	165 ms
Clouvider	Los Angeles, CA, US (10G)	422 Mbits/sec	1.55 Gbits/sec	141 ms
Leaseweb	NYC, NY, US (10G)	444 Mbits/sec	3.14 Gbits/sec	77.7 ms
Edgoo	Sao Paulo, BR (1G)	400 Mbits/sec	1.20 Gbits/sec	197 ms

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Provider	Location (Link)	Send Speed	Recv Speed	Ping
Clouvider	London, UK (10G)	479 Mbits/sec	7.53 Gbits/sec	5.92 ms
Eranium	Amsterdam, NL (100G)	478 Mbits/sec	7.94 Gbits/sec	10.2 ms
Uztelecom	Tashkent, UZ (10G)	441 Mbits/sec	2.35 Gbits/sec	99.7 ms
Leaseweb	Singapore, SG (10G)	399 Mbits/sec	1.35 Gbits/sec	165 ms
Clouvider	Los Angeles, CA, US (10G)	428 Mbits/sec	1.53 Gbits/sec	141 ms
Leaseweb	NYC, NY, US (10G)	444 Mbits/sec	3.08 Gbits/sec	77.7 ms
Edgoo	Sao Paulo, BR (1G)	405 Mbits/sec	1.18 Gbits/sec	196 ms

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mrclown · May 2025

@proset10 said:
SYS-LE-1, one new disk and second with 5k hours

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Basic System Information:

Uptime : 0 days, 0 hours, 10 minutes
Processor : Intel(R) Xeon(R) D-2123IT CPU @ 2.20GHz
CPU cores : 8 @ 2000.007 MHz
AES-NI : ✔ Enabled
VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled
RAM : 31.0 GiB
Swap : 1024.0 MiB
Disk : 467.8 GiB
Distro : Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS
Kernel : 6.8.0-59-generic
VM Type : NONE
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ Online

IPv6 Network Information:

ISP : OVH SAS
ASN : AS16276 OVH SAS
Host : OVH
Location : Gravelines, Hauts-de-France (HDF)
Country : France

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/md3):

Block Size 4k (IOPS) 64k (IOPS)

Read 362.35 MB/s (90.5k) 2.05 GB/s (32.0k)

Write 363.30 MB/s (90.8k) 2.06 GB/s (32.2k)

Total 725.65 MB/s (181.4k) 4.11 GB/s (64.2k)

Block Size 512k (IOPS) 1m (IOPS)

------ --- ---- ---- ----

Read 2.57 GB/s (5.0k) 2.57 GB/s (2.5k)

Write 2.71 GB/s (5.3k) 2.74 GB/s (2.6k)

Total 5.29 GB/s (10.3k) 5.31 GB/s (5.1k)

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):

Provider Location (Link) Send Speed Recv Speed Ping

Clouvider London, UK (10G) 485 Mbits/sec 5.58 Gbits/sec 5.95 ms

Eranium Amsterdam, NL (100G) 484 Mbits/sec 7.94 Gbits/sec 10.2 ms

Uztelecom Tashkent, UZ (10G) 446 Mbits/sec 2.41 Gbits/sec 99.8 ms

Leaseweb Singapore, SG (10G) 423 Mbits/sec 1.39 Gbits/sec 165 ms

Clouvider Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) 422 Mbits/sec 1.55 Gbits/sec 141 ms

Leaseweb NYC, NY, US (10G) 444 Mbits/sec 3.14 Gbits/sec 77.7 ms

Edgoo Sao Paulo, BR (1G) 400 Mbits/sec 1.20 Gbits/sec 197 ms

iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv6):

Provider Location (Link) Send Speed Recv Speed Ping

Clouvider London, UK (10G) 479 Mbits/sec 7.53 Gbits/sec 5.92 ms

Eranium Amsterdam, NL (100G) 478 Mbits/sec 7.94 Gbits/sec 10.2 ms

Uztelecom Tashkent, UZ (10G) 441 Mbits/sec 2.35 Gbits/sec 99.7 ms

Leaseweb Singapore, SG (10G) 399 Mbits/sec 1.35 Gbits/sec 165 ms

Clouvider Los Angeles, CA, US (10G) 428 Mbits/sec 1.53 Gbits/sec 141 ms

Leaseweb NYC, NY, US (10G) 444 Mbits/sec 3.08 Gbits/sec 77.7 ms

Edgoo Sao Paulo, BR (1G) 405 Mbits/sec 1.18 Gbits/sec 196 ms

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Single Core | 1034
Multi Core | 3570
Full Test | https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/11954764

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Did you just paid the invoice? If not bcuz of this D-2123IT, I wouldn't mind to order one for lottery.

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