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OVH Configuration help

hiwebtipshiwebtips Member
edited 12:02PM in Help

Hi,
I am going to buy a server from OVH. I am confused about the two setup.

There are 2 x 2 TB price is ₹3680
and 3 x 2 TB price is ₹2760

Why 2 x 2TB price is higher than 3 x 2 TB

Thanks
Check the config here: https://eco.ovhcloud.com/en-in/rise/rise-1/?datacenters=ynm:1

Comments

  • drizbodrizbo Member
    edited 11:58AM

    Because 3 disks is more expensive than 2 disks? Or am I stupid?

    Edit: XD you edited your post lmao.

  • As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

  • @drizbo said:
    Because 3 disks is more expensive than 2 disks? Or am I stupid?

    Edit: XD you edited your post lmao.

    Yes. 3 disks price is lower than 2 disks. I am really confused.
    If I get 3 disk at lower price do I need to set it up in Raid 5 ?

  • @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

  • systemfreakssystemfreaks Member, Patron Provider

    @hiwebtips said:

    @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

    its been like that for a while , get the 3 disks :)

  • hiwebtipshiwebtips Member

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

    its been like that for a while , get the 3 disks :)

    How to setup Raid? Raid 5 is not good for general hosting as I heard. What do you suggest?
    Thanks

  • systemfreakssystemfreaks Member, Patron Provider

    @hiwebtips said:

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

    its been like that for a while , get the 3 disks :)

    How to setup Raid? Raid 5 is not good for general hosting as I heard. What do you suggest?
    Thanks

    I believe raid is the reason it's cheaper :)

  • HayzeeHayzee Member

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

    its been like that for a while , get the 3 disks :)

    How to setup Raid? Raid 5 is not good for general hosting as I heard. What do you suggest?
    Thanks

    I believe raid is the reason it's cheaper :)

    You can choose your raid config its a dedi so what u do is up to u ennit?

  • systemfreakssystemfreaks Member, Patron Provider

    @Hayzee said:

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @systemfreaks said:

    @hiwebtips said:

    @wedge1001 said:
    As long as you don’t give us more infos…

    SATA vs NVME ssd?

    Both are NVMe

    its been like that for a while , get the 3 disks :)

    How to setup Raid? Raid 5 is not good for general hosting as I heard. What do you suggest?
    Thanks

    I believe raid is the reason it's cheaper :)

    You can choose your raid config its a dedi so what u do is up to u ennit?

    corrrect

  • LeviLevi Member

    There is YOLO raid - raid 0. Go with that. Don’t even backup.

  • hiwebtipshiwebtips Member

    @systemfreaks @Hayzee Completely understand your point. But Raid 5 is good for hosting? Mean I want to host client websites. I think, the recommended Raid is 1 or 10 for a web hosting environment. What do you say?
    If I get 3 disks, how could I setup Raid? Can I use 2 disks as Raid 1 and keep the other disk as it is?

    Thanks

  • systemfreakssystemfreaks Member, Patron Provider
    edited 7:36PM

    @hiwebtips said:
    @systemfreaks @Hayzee Completely understand your point. But Raid 5 is good for hosting? Mean I want to host client websites. I think, the recommended Raid is 1 or 10 for a web hosting environment. What do you say?
    If I get 3 disks, how could I setup Raid? Can I use 2 disks as Raid 1 and keep the other disk as it is?

    Thanks

    I believe that if you do not know the answer, you should research it and understand how RAID works before hosting clients’ websites. RAID choices depend on many factors, and there is no single setup that is generally “best for hosting.” That is why I will not answer this question.

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