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Servers inquiry
mikesmith007
Member, Patron Provider
in Requests
Hello,
We'd be interested in servers in following locations:
Colorado Springs, CO
Lexington, KY
Boise, ID
Lafayette, LA
Waco, TX
Please let us know at your earliest in which of these locations you are able to provide machines so we can get into details after.
Comments
Specs? Bandwidth? Port? Budget?
You need exact those locations, or nearby area also OK?
Denver is just 1 hour drive from Colorado Springs and you get 10x more choices, for example.
Is Dallas feasible? It's about 100 miles from Waco.
We offer this deal in the Dallas area
Dual E5-2699V4-128GB
CPU: DUAL E5-2699V4 / Total 44 Cores * 88 Threads
RAM: 128GB DDR4
Storage: 2x480GB SATA SSD + 960GB SATA SSD
IPv4: 1*IPV4 + 1Gbps Unmetered
Price: $79.00 USD / Monthly
Code: J35CARM9S655I9F8
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Dual E5-2699V4-256GB
CPU: DUAL E5-2699V4 / Total 44 Cores * 88 Threads
RAM: 256GB DDR4
Storage: 2x480GB SATA SSD + 960GB SATA SSD
IPv4: 1*IPV4 + 1Gbps Unmetered
Price: $89.00 USD / Monthly
Code: J35CARM9S655I9F8
Order Now!
Hi,
Should you be okay with other locations too, if you don't find those specifically, Melbicom has dedicated servers in Atlanta and LA.
You can take a look here at the products: https://www.melbicom.net/dedicatedserver/?utm_id=2025_BSTForum100
Need > @dedipromo said:
need exact location if possible.
Please share the entry level specs you have ready to deliver with budget.
Thanks,
Sandy
Sorry but... Waco is impossible. It's a small rural town with no commercial server providers and only one datacenter (Databank) that only does cages and cabinets, and is likely extremely expensive. The same goes for Lafayette Louisiana probably... Lafayette has no commercial datacenters, you're better off contacting a local residential ISP and begging them to place a server in their local facility at 10x markup. Even considering these towns for server related business is just begging to throw away money honestly unless you run one of those massive VPN companies that can subsidize overpriced niche locations with normal ones.