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Hi,
If I place an order now for Budget 1, can I expect VPS to be
AMD EPYC 9275F │DDR5 RAM │ NVME Storage │ Frankfurt, Germany │ IPv4 + IPv6permanently?I'd say
AMD EPYC 7443P │ DDR4 RAM │ NVMe │ IPv4 + IPv6 /64for the same price is not worth it.These are quite different hardware.
Website should state exact CPU model and whether DDR4 or DDR5 for transparency...
Hello,
The main goal of our Budget lineup is to keep the pricing as low as possible while still providing a good overall value. Because of this, we don’t advertise a specific CPU or hardware platform directly on the website.
We have already mentioned in our LowEndTalk post which hardware platforms may be used for the Budget lineup, but the exact hardware can vary depending on availability and current component pricing. Hardware costs can change over time, and locking the Budget lineup to a specific platform would mean that an increase in the price of that particular platform could directly affect our pricing.
If you’re looking for more consistent and higher-end hardware, I would recommend our Premium lineup, where you can expect DDR5 RAM and AMD Ryzen 9 CPUs.
The Budget lineup is designed primarily around keeping costs low and providing the best value possible, while the Premium lineup is aimed at customers who specifically want higher-end and more consistent hardware.
@NolimitHost
Sure, I totally understand.
I just placed an order
Service ID #769
It's on 7443P + DDR4 node.
I'd appreciate, if you can change it to 9275F+DDR5 node later if possible.
Freebie assigned
We can't guarantee it, as availability can change, but you can reach out in the future and we'll see if we can move you to a 9275F node. There may be some capacity freed up on that node over time.
I just can't foresee the future so no guarantees