Best value VPS for 8gb 4vcpu EU/US

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• eXact Member, Patron Provider

  July 1

  Epyc CPU
  20gbps shared:
  CPU cores: 4
  RAM: 8GB
  SSD Storage: 80GB
  Bandwidth: 8TB

  $8.94 a month
• 3K33 Member, Host Rep

  July 1

  Medium Intel Poland / USA
  €16.50 EUR / mo
  
  8GB RAM
  60GB NVMe Storage
  4 vCore of Intel Xeon Skylake/Cascade Lake CPU (T&C FUP)
  12TB @ 1Gbps Bandwidth
  Gdańsk, Poland / New Jersey, United States
  

  Can do better on price, if you purchase more servers at the same time.
• Verimin Member, Patron Provider

  July 1

  @somethingsomething said:
  Hello,

  I am looking to buy 3 EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  Specs:
  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  Hello,

  https://verimin.com.tr/premium-sunucu

  Hello, how are you today?

  Is a location in Istanbul, Turkey suitable for you?
• HostWild Member, Patron Provider

  July 1 edited July 1

  @somethingsomething said: > vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  ✅ 4 vCPU Cores
  ✅ 6 GB DDR4 RAM
  ✅ 100 GB NVMe SSD
  ✅ 1 IPv4 + IPv6 Included
  ✅ Linux & Windows OS
  ✅ 10 Gbps Uplink
  ✅ 30 TB Bandwidth

  🎉 Starting from: $9.99/month. (DM for Better Discount)
  🌐 USA VPS - https://hostwild.com/usa-cloud-vps/
  🌐 EU VPS - https://hostwild.com/germany-cloud-vps/
• lovelyserver Member

  July 1 edited July 1

  For US:

  CPU Core :- 4 vCPU Cores (EPYC)
  RAM:- 6 GB DDR4
  Hard Drive :- 100 GB NVMe Storage
  Port :- 10Gbit ( Shared )
  Bandwidth :- 25TB
  1 IPv4
  55 Eur Triennialy

  WDC-USA Cloud VPS #1 ( Triennially-Special )：
  https://hostdzire.com/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=916

  SFO-USA Cloud VPS #1 ( Triennially-Special )：
  https://hostdzire.com/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=918

  And for EU I do recommend Rarecloud.io (GER, UK, RO), but I am unaware of any coupon codes. Usually AMD EPYC 9254, for UK is EPYC 7542. Talk to @rarecloud for a deal or check their threads.

  Also, Layer7 for EU (GER, FRA) as https://layer7.net/cloud-server

  Thanked by 4rpqu JohnFilch123 khalequzzaman jsg
• rpqu Member

  July 1 edited July 1

  @lovelyserver said:
  For US:

  CPU Core :- 4 vCPU Cores (EPYC)
  RAM:- 6 GB DDR4
  Hard Drive :- 100 GB NVMe Storage
  Port :- 10Gbit ( Shared )
  Bandwidth :- 25TB
  1 IPv4
  55 Eur Triennialy

  WDC-USA Cloud VPS #1 ( Triennially-Special )：
  https://hostdzire.com/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=916

  SFO-USA Cloud VPS #1 ( Triennially-Special )：
  https://hostdzire.com/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=918

  Very nice deals. @HostDZire is unbeatable on leaseweb deals

  Thanked by 1lovelyserver
• totally_not_banned Member

  July 1

  @Verimin said:

  @somethingsomething said:
  Hello,

  I am looking to buy 3 EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  Specs:
  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  Hello,

  https://verimin.com.tr/premium-sunucu

  Hello, how are you today?

  Is a location in Istanbul, Turkey suitable for you?

  Hello sir, is yearly sunucu posibel?
• Frameworks Member

  July 1

  @somethingsomething said:
  Hello,

  I am looking to buy 3 EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  Specs:
  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  @DataWagon has
  DW-8G
  $8/mo
  3.5GHz+ AMD EPYC Milan
  4 Cores
  8GB DDR4
  80GB NVMe
  5TB Bandwidth
  https://datawagon.com/vps

  Thanked by 1DataWagon
• DataRecovery Member

  July 1 edited July 1

  @somethingsomething said:
  EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  For dedicated resources in the East:

  • 4 dedicated AMD EPYC cores // 8 GB RAM // 120 GB NVMe (ref)
  • 12 TB @ 10 Gbit/s ~or~ Unlimited @ 250 Mbit/s with daily speed increase (noref)

  / turn your VPN off prior to ordering /

  Thanked by 1servarica_hani
• SpeedBus Member, Host Rep

  July 1

  Hey,
  We have this in The Netherlands on the GSL/GlobalSecureLayer Network,

  8 GB RAM
  80 GB SSD
  4 TB Bandwidth per month
  4 CPU cores fair-share access include (AMD EPYC 7763 CPU)
  1 IPv4 & /64 IPv6
  10 Gbps uplink
  1 Full VPS Snapshot Slot
  KVM powered VPS

  $7/month or $35/semi-annually or $70/annually

  Order Links:

  https://crowncloud.net/clients/index.php?rp=/store/specials/ams-8g-80g-epyc-10g-1s

  Thanks!

  Thanked by 3mans_xd kontinuity somethingsomething
• tenji Member

  July 1

  "Xeon Yearly Deal 3 @ LET" on https://billing.chunkserve.com/index.php?rp=/store/let-vm-special
  4 vCore
  8 GB RAM
  50 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
  2Gbps Network
  20TB Transfer

  @ 20.99€ yearly

  Location NL (Netherland)

  Work great for me, but their CS were slow (can be days) so maybe not for you. You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).
• Hayzee Member

  July 1

  @tenji said:
  "Xeon Yearly Deal 3 @ LET" on https://billing.chunkserve.com/index.php?rp=/store/let-vm-special
  4 vCore
  8 GB RAM
  50 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
  2Gbps Network
  20TB Transfer

  @ 20.99€ yearly

  Location NL (Netherland)

  Work great for me, but their CS were slow (can be days) so maybe not for you. You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I would also add it can take a day or 2 (more if ur unlucky) to get provisioned however, I do agree mine has been great from them.

  @LowHosting is a pretty good EU provider too
  If you don't have any port restrictions/dont mind NAT, you could try C servers
  GreenCloud and @DediRock have been pretty good US providers for me.

  Thanked by 2LowHosting DediRock
• Verimin Member, Patron Provider

  July 1

  @totally_not_banned said:

  @Verimin said:

  @somethingsomething said:
  Hello,

  I am looking to buy 3 EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  Specs:
  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  Hello,

  https://verimin.com.tr/premium-sunucu

  Hello, how are you today?

  Is a location in Istanbul, Turkey suitable for you?

  Hello sir, is yearly sunucu posibel?

  Hello, yes

  https://verimin.com.tr/premium-sunucu

  5 core cpu
  8GB DDR4 RAM
  80 GB SSD
  Monthly traffic just the way you want it

  103,95 USD / 1 Yearl

  Premium 4
• DediRock Member, Patron Provider

  July 1

  @Hayzee said:

  @tenji said:
  "Xeon Yearly Deal 3 @ LET" on https://billing.chunkserve.com/index.php?rp=/store/let-vm-special
  4 vCore
  8 GB RAM
  50 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
  2Gbps Network
  20TB Transfer

  @ 20.99€ yearly

  Location NL (Netherland)

  Work great for me, but their CS were slow (can be days) so maybe not for you. You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I would also add it can take a day or 2 (more if ur unlucky) to get provisioned however, I do agree mine has been great from them.

  @LowHosting is a pretty good EU provider too
  If you don't have any port restrictions/dont mind NAT, you could try C servers
  GreenCloud and @DediRock have been pretty good US providers for me.

  awesome @Hayzee thanks for the mention Let me know if you ever need anything.

  Thanks!
• somethingsomething Member

  July 2 edited July 2

  @Hayzee said:

  @tenji said:
  "Xeon Yearly Deal 3 @ LET" on https://billing.chunkserve.com/index.php?rp=/store/let-vm-special
  4 vCore
  8 GB RAM
  50 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
  2Gbps Network
  20TB Transfer

  @ 20.99€ yearly

  Location NL (Netherland)

  Work great for me, but their CS were slow (can be days) so maybe not for you. You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I would also add it can take a day or 2 (more if ur unlucky) to get provisioned however, I do agree mine has been great from them.

  @LowHosting is a pretty good EU provider too
  If you don't have any port restrictions/dont mind NAT, you could try C servers
  GreenCloud and @DediRock have been pretty good US providers for me.

  I have heard bad things about these very cheap plans, they oversell and underdeliver and also some users mentioned C-servers have a track record of deleting VMs without notice or a reason.

  I have used SSDNodes and OVH, sddnodes had 2vcpus and ovh has 4vcpus so ovh feels much better for me.

  Are these Chunkserve, c-server, and clevious trustworthy providers?

  @tenji said: You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I don't know what that is, is it better? Paid?
• jsg Member, Resident Benchmarker

  July 2 edited July 2

  @somethingsomething said:
  Hello,

  I am looking to buy 3 EU and 2 US, with gaps of a month or so.

  Specs:
  RAM: 8GB
  vCPU: 4
  OS: Linux
  Storage: 45-70GB works
  Bandwidth: Probably around 2TBs

  I suggest to (a) nail down min. CPU (like Xeon Scalable or AMD Epyc Gen [define]), and (b) think about and mention your priorities (e.g. price, reliability, connectivity etc).

  If really decent performance plus decent reliability plus decent connectivity at a very decent price are important to you I second the pointer to Leaseweb via @HostDzire. I've benchmarked VPS in all of their locations and am a very happy customer. Beware though that IIRC memory is "only" 6 GB (not 8).

  Thanked by 2HostDZire mehargags
• tenji Member

  July 2

  @somethingsomething said:

  I have heard bad things about these very cheap plans, they oversell and underdeliver and also some users mentioned C-servers have a track record of deleting VMs without notice or a reason.

  I have used SSDNodes and OVH, sddnodes had 2vcpus and ovh has 4vcpus so ovh feels much better for me.

  Are these Chunkserve, c-server, and clevious trustworthy providers?

  it's my 2nd term with chunkserve. don't know about the other.

  @tenji said: You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I don't know what that is, is it better? Paid?

  It said it were more secure & better panel. free to migrate as far as I know. just create ticket after vps successfully deployed.
• Hayzee Member

  July 2

  @somethingsomething said:

  @Hayzee said:

  @tenji said:
  "Xeon Yearly Deal 3 @ LET" on https://billing.chunkserve.com/index.php?rp=/store/let-vm-special
  4 vCore
  8 GB RAM
  50 GB SSD Enterprise Disk
  2Gbps Network
  20TB Transfer

  @ 20.99€ yearly

  Location NL (Netherland)

  Work great for me, but their CS were slow (can be days) so maybe not for you. You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I would also add it can take a day or 2 (more if ur unlucky) to get provisioned however, I do agree mine has been great from them.

  @LowHosting is a pretty good EU provider too
  If you don't have any port restrictions/dont mind NAT, you could try C servers
  GreenCloud and @DediRock have been pretty good US providers for me.

  I have heard bad things about these very cheap plans, they oversell and underdeliver and also some users mentioned C-servers have a track record of deleting VMs without notice or a reason.

  I have used SSDNodes and OVH, sddnodes had 2vcpus and ovh has 4vcpus so ovh feels much better for me.

  Are these Chunkserve, c-server, and clevious trustworthy providers?

  @tenji said: You can ask to be moved to Virtfusion (default were on Virtualizor).

  I don't know what that is, is it better? Paid?

  I've had 0 issues with chunkserve since I've been with them; the only downside is the initial provisioning wait, but at that price you can't really complain. C-servers is more whether u wanna cheap out a bit or not on a node; I have 2 with them that haven't really had any issues other than one of the IPs being tainted temporarily. If your workload is more critical, then I'd probably skip them.

  idk what you meant by clevious, but if u meant previous, GreenCloud and Dedirock have a pretty good rep, and my experience with lowhosting has been great
• somethingsomething Member

  July 2

  @Hayzee
  clevious.com

  Yes, most probably I will have to go to other providers since most of these providers have tainted IPs or policies that won't let me work. I am a penetration tester and my work includes vulnerability scanning and port scanning; these companies might not let me use their services.

  Need to make another post mentioning my work; my bad for not specifying it in this one.