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HostDZire vs chunkserve > who do you choose?
Both of these can meet my needs. I am looking forward to better configuration and price when I am struggling.
My requirement is a CPU and memory of at least 3 cores and 3 GB RAM, with a minimum of 100 GB storage, and the largest possible bandwidth and port speed.
HostDZire
🔥 Los Angeles - USA 🔥
📦LAX USA Cloud VPS #1
AMD EPYC ◆ 4vCore ◆ 6GB RAM ◆ 100GB NVMe ◆ 25TB Out/mo ◆ 10Gbit - Shared ◆ 1 IPV4/1 IPV6 ◆
║ $66usd/ Triennially ➤ Order Now ║
chunkserve
3 vCore Xeon Gold 6122
6 GB RAM
100 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
4Gbps Network
25TB Transfer
1 IPv4 + /64 IPv6
Amsterdam, The Netherlands🇳🇱
24.99€ Yearly = $29usd
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Who to choose?
- Who to choose?32 votes
- HostDZire65.63%
- chunkserve34.38%
Comments
@HostDZire not hostdare
haha Got it wrong
chunkserve
24.99€ Yearly = $24.99 usd
what
i would go for hostdzire
Hostdzire comes with AMD EPYC V3 (2.6Ghz )
And seems
The xeon one is 1.80 ghz in base
Hostdzire is leaseweb which provides premium quality. Price is not so much different so you can’t go wrong with them
i would also go for Hostdzire/Leaseweb. They're really nice VMs for the price.
I've been using HostDZire for ~3 month, no downtime. good support. Never try chunkserve, so i would recommend HostDZire.
You're looking for "largest possible bandwidth and port speed" and HostDZire offers "◆ 25TB Out/mo ◆ 10Gbit - Shared ◆" compared to chunkserve offering "25TB transfer & 4Gbps Network". So maybe HostDZire then?
HostDZire LeaseWeb WDC network is pretty good. I have the same specs. Here are the logs for some recent data processing I did. The data was downloaded from S3.
Using for 4 months, zero downtime.
Can't really comment on Chuckserve as I've never tried them, but HostDZire is really good.
The only negative thing that chunkserve is, the stability issue. When it works, it works like premium but there will be occasional days where it will be down.
I have hostdzire India (not leaseweb) so won't comment on leaseweb servers but the servers they own are stable.