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SVR4U [MY] $20/year Intel KVM VPS | IPv4 Included + /64 IPv6 | Free Upgrades
Hello LET,
We are continuing our limited Malaysia KVM VPS promotion.
We are SERVEFORU HOST INTEGRATED, operating under the SVR4U brand.
SERVEFORU HOST INTEGRATED
Malaysia-registered business
Business Registration No. 202403147095
D-U-N-S Number: 47-329-7832
SVR4U Malaysia KVM VPS from USD 20/year
Dedicated IPv4 included, KVM virtualisation, DDoS mitigation and optional free buyer upgrades.
Current verified sales progress:
26 confirmed paid and active F1-F5 VPS services sold.
Giveaway progress: 26 / 50
Only 24 more confirmed sales are required before the first giveaway draw is unlocked.
These are all Intel Xeon Platinum Nodes equipped with Dual Xeon Platinum 8259CL
F1 - USD 20/year
- 1 vCPU
- 1GB RAM
- 15GB SSD storage
- 1TB monthly transfer
- Up to 300Mbps Internet speed
- 1 dedicated IPv4
Original stock: 65
Confirmed sold: 11
Remaining: 54
Order F1:
https://billing.svr4u.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=85¤cy=4
F2 - USD 35/year
- 2 vCPU
- 2GB RAM
- 25GB SSD storage
- 2TB monthly transfer
- Up to 400Mbps Internet speed
- 1 dedicated IPv4
Original stock: 40
Confirmed sold: 6
Remaining: 34
Order F2:
https://billing.svr4u.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=86¤cy=4
F3 - USD 60/year
- 4 vCPU
- 4GB RAM
- 50GB SSD storage
- 3TB monthly transfer
- Up to 500Mbps Internet speed
- 1 dedicated IPv4
Original stock: 30
Confirmed sold: 2
Remaining: 28
Order F3:
https://billing.svr4u.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=87¤cy=4
F4 - USD 75/year
- 6 vCPU
- 6GB RAM
- 100GB SSD storage
- 4TB monthly transfer
- Up to 600Mbps Internet speed
- 1 dedicated IPv4
Original stock: 20
Confirmed sold: 0
Remaining: 20
Order F4:
https://billing.svr4u.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=88¤cy=4
F5 - USD 88.88/year
- 8 vCPU
- 8GB RAM
- 200GB SSD storage
- 5TB monthly transfer
- Up to 750Mbps Internet speed
- 1 dedicated IPv4
Original stock: 15
Confirmed sold: 7
Remaining: 8
Order F5:
https://billing.svr4u.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=89¤cy=4
Free buyer upgrade
Each eligible VPS purchase may select one free upgrade:
- 1.5x RAM
- 2x monthly transfer
- Additional 150Mbps port-speed upgrade for plans below 1Gbps
Customers purchasing a 3-year prepaid term may receive 2x RAM instead of the standard buyer upgrade.
Only one upgrade may be selected for each VPS. Upgrades do not stack with coupons, account credits, giveaway prizes or custom discounts.
To claim an upgrade, reply in this thread after ordering:
Order ID: XXXXX
Upgrade choice: 1.5x RAM / 2x Transfer / Port Upgrade / 2x RAM 3-Year
First giveaway round - 26/50 sales
The giveaway will unlock after 50 confirmed paid and active promotional VPS sales.
Current progress:
- 26 confirmed sales
- 24 more sales required
- 52% completed
The existing eligible participant list from the original post remains unchanged and closed to new entries.
Possible prizes include:
- 1-month free VPS x3
- 3-month free VPS x1
- 12-month free VPS x1
- SVR4U account credit
- Service or renewal coupons
The final draw details will be posted after the 50-sale milestone is reached.
Network test
Test IPv4: 87.76.160.251
Test IPv6: 2a0d:9842::4
1GB test file:
https://speed.svr4u.com/1GB.bin
Looking Glass:
https://lg.svr4u.com
All promotional services are subject to our Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy.
Outbound TCP port 25 is blocked by default. Automatic backups are not included unless specifically stated. Customers should maintain independent backups of important data.
Support:
https://billing.svr4u.com/submitticket.php?step=2&deptid=2
Thank you to everyone who has supported SVR4U.
Comments
Are these EPYCs or Xeons?
Xeons as per stated on the thread title** hehe
It's too expensive. I didn't say whether it was amd cpu or not.
Thanks for the feedback. But the advertised resources, dedicated IPv4, bandwidth and buyer upgrade remain the same.
We understand the pricing may not suit everyone, though we have tried to keep the yearly plans sustainable while including a dedicated IPv4 and Malaysia-based hosting. We appreciate you taking the time to comment.
Damn, I am too blind, thanks
haha EPYC nodes are put on hold for now~ mostly on provisions now on Xeon Platinum until further notice~ thanks john!
For Malaysia? It's actually pretty cheap.
Do you have SMT (Hyper-Threading) enabled or disabled on your Intel line?
Also, are you putting multiple IPv6 addresses on the same /64? Because my Globalping probe keeps kicking me out with the message that I can only have one probe per /64.
Good luck
Hi Forest,
On the first /64 VMs they were all multiple /64. New VM/VPS provisions now assigns /64 directly.
Intel line has the SMT enabled~
good provider, competitive pricing, great aftersales support!
Any chance I could get put on a separate /64? I'm currently on 2a0d:9842:0:100::1188.
Ah, just wondering because
lscpushows that there's an extant microarchitectural vulnerability that's exploitable if enabled.Thanks for flagging it. We checked the physical host, and the major CPU vulnerabilities are mitigated or not affected. The remaining warning is being addressed with the latest Proxmox kernel and firmware updates. As there is no PCI passthrough exposed to customer VMs (mostly when SMT is enabled this will affect it)
For the seperate /64 I'll get back to you on that :P thanks Forest
Thank you so much!
Order ID: 6290604863
Upgrade choice: 2x Transfer
Done, thank you!
Order ID: 8953379015
Upgrade choice: 2x Transfer
Done! thanks
Hi everyone! We’ll be closing the current giveaway soon, and the giveaway will officially begin with our next post as it's not reaching the required amount, so I'll close it early and start the giveaway event there will be an update time on the next post!.
Since it may take a while to reach the first giveaway round, we’ve decided to add even more prizes:
🎁 Updated Prize Pool
• 1-Month VPS: 5 winners (3+2)
• 3-Month VPS: 2 winners (1+1)
• 1-Year VPS: 1 winner
• Additional prizes, including coupons, account credits, and more!
Stay tuned for the next post, where the giveaway will officially begin. Good luck, everyone! and sorry for the delays!
Nice, thank you!
No worries my brother in KL (or are you in Penang or JB or what? Ipoh?) Let me grab your offer now 😎
Ipoh xD hahaha... sometimes JB KL~ but based on ipoh
Hehehe was thinking to close off and start the giveaway next post time
I'll schedule a date it's taking awhile to reach the milestone though T.T
My man, I thought the previous sales product group still exists. Imagine my shock when nothing is in sales product group anymore 😂
Brb let me check my budget for now.
It's still in! wait hold on let me fix that up I've forgotten to open it back xD it's accessible via link only now~ but thanks for reminding me!
Good luck with sales!
Thanks!
YABS TIME!
Liberty 47 plan.
The server has IPv6 but not sure during this boot it was disabled. Rebooted and IPv6 is working again.
Does the plan provide an independent security group firewall? Also, the pre-installed operating system options do not include the Windows Server series; is it supported?
Yes. Each VPS includes an independent, portal-managed firewall that functions similarly to a cloud security group. Firewall policies and rules are applied separately for each server and operate independently from the firewall configured inside the operating system.
However we do not have windows server series offering for time being.
I think the pricing is very good.
SMT vulnerabilities aside, which are both numerous and usually hard to exploit, I would be surprised if SMT offered any performance benefit in a VPS hosting context. I haven't formally tested this, but it's my first guess. Maybe someone has done some testing on it already?
Now I think SMT could be helpful in a single VPS context, if that VPS has two threads vs one. But with single core VPSs, I imagine it might negatively impact performance vs just sharing native cores.
I think the key distinction is individual vCPU performance versus total host throughput.
For example, if a host has 40 physical cores and 80 threads with SMT enabled, and it is running 100 VPSs, SMT allows more guest vCPUs to make progress at the same time and usually improves aggregate throughput. It does not make the server equivalent to 80 physical cores, but it can reduce scheduler queueing and make better use of execution resources that would otherwise be idle.
With SMT disabled, each scheduled vCPU gets a full physical core without competing with a sibling thread, so performance may be more predictable while that vCPU is running. However, the host would expose only 40 schedulable CPUs, meaning substantially more waiting and contention if many of the 100 (for example) VPSs become busy simultaneously (60 queue).
So for shared VPS hosting, I would generally expect SMT enabled to be better overall, especially because most VPS workloads are bursty rather than continuously CPU-bound. The trade-off is that a single VPS may see lower or less consistent performance when another busy VPS is running on the sibling thread.
So in terms of this, it really all depends on the workload per node cluster and also to normalize or spread between noisy nodes not putting all in one etc. Since we are currently running on a 6 node cluster. As we usually spread the VPS across.
All our servers are in cluster nodes so during updates upgrades live migration allow us to do it without any downtime on the node itself.
Thanks for your input!