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INIZ - NEW NYC KVM OFFERS - $7/Year - NYC/LA/NL Offers - V4+V6

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  • kubilpoorboykubilpoorboy Member

    can you accept payza for payment method?

  • PatrickPatrick Member

    @kubilpoorboy said:
    can you accept payza for payment method?

    No sorry, I will not touch that unstable processor.

  • sonicthoughtsonicthought Member

    Very happy with Ramnode, but looking for alternative in NYC case of failure. couple of questions:
    1. What CPU / speed is available to OpenVZ and KVM?
    2. Do you lock in a recurring discount if I upgrade/downgrade like Ramnode?
    3. What performance difference should I expect between iniz and openvz.io? Are both SSD?
    thx

  • PatrickPatrick Member

    @sonicthought said:
    Very happy with Ramnode, but looking for alternative in NYC case of failure. couple of questions:
    1. What CPU / speed is available to OpenVZ and KVM?
    2. Do you lock in a recurring discount if I upgrade/downgrade like Ramnode?
    3. What performance difference should I expect between iniz and openvz.io? Are both SSD?
    thx

    We use E5-2620v1/2 in all our servers in US, yes the promotions are recurring on upgrades/downgrades.

    Currently INIZ clients are put on SSD cached nodes vs just normal 8x3tb for openvz.io

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