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Kimsufi.... 4.99 euro dedicated server

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  • akzakz Member
    edited July 2014

    never mind was just hyperv win 2008.

  • @Jack said:
    Not sure whether to renew my second KS-1 with N2800 in RBX...

    By doubt, just do it

  • J1021J1021 Member

    Jack said: Not sure whether to renew my second KS-1 with N2800 in RBX...

    I've renewed both my N2800 in RBX and D425 in BHS until the start of September. Though last night I was giving this a think and may let both of them expire after that. I maintain the D425 just to hold a copy of all the data on the N2800. They cost around $8 each. For $7 I can get 500GB of storage (with RAID) at VPSDime, for $8 I can get 320GB (again, RAID) at Vultr or billed hourly. So to me these boxes really don't make economical sense, I bought them on a whim. That and CPU performance being poor with these boxes, the only attraction I can see is the unmetered 100Mb/s port. I've used 45TB of the past 2 months, 32TB of that is torrenting.

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  • J1021J1021 Member

    Jack said: £35/year for the year on the GRA one.

    £48/year for the year on the RBX one.

    £35/year is a decent deal, I feel like £48/year is still too much for these boxes.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran

    1e10 said: I feel like £48/year is still too much for these boxes.

    Yeah, a whopping 4 GBP a month and all you get is 20-30 TB of transfer a month, a 500 GB hard disk, 2GB of RAM and a dual-core CPU that's easily enough for most 'personal' uses. What a ripoff really.

  • J1021J1021 Member

    rm_ said: Yeah, a whopping 4 GBP a month and all you get is 20-30 TB of transfer a month, a 500 GB hard disk, 2GB of RAM and a dual-core CPU that's easily enough for most 'personal' uses. What a ripoff really.

    If you need 20-30TB of transfer then great, but otherwise other solutions are often more economical.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited July 2014

    1e10 said: otherwise other solutions are often more economical.

    Well this server can easily replace any of my other VPSes. Or in fact all of them -- and that's economical. Whereas if I'd choose the 500 GB storage VPS that you mentioned, I don't think one can run non-storage related tasks on it. Vultr 320 GB is still nowhere the same value as Kimsufi for around the same price or even a bit more expensive. "Hourly billing" is a bizarre trait to look for in a storage VPS, it's not like you'll be creating and destroying it all the time (constantly re-uploading your data).

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  • @1e10 said:
    If you need 20-30TB of transfer then great, but otherwise other solutions are often more economical.

    Could you please be more specific about 'economical'?

  • J1021J1021 Member

    @rm_ said:
    Well this server can easily replace any of my other VPSes. Or in fact all of them -- and that's economical. Whereas if I'd choose the 500 GB storage VPS that you mentioned, I don't think one can run non-storage related tasks on it. Vultr 320 GB is still nowhere the same value as Kimsufi for around the same price or even a bit more expensive. "Hourly billing" is a bizarre trait to look for in a storage VPS, it's not like you'll be creating and destroying it all the time (constantly re-uploading your data).

    I was talking about my own usage case. For me I maintain two Kimsufis to replicate data because of the lack of RAID, so that's £10. Fot £10 I can easily get 500GB of RAID storage elsewhere and often the CPU is better too.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited July 2014

    1e10 said: Fot £10 I can easily get 500GB of RAID storage elsewhere

    Don't confuse RAID with backups. With this server-to-server copying you have a backup. With a single RAID-based VPS you have RAID, but no backups. And it is not unheard of those "cloud" companies to lose or screw up customer's data. Not to mention you can get hacked via some 0-day exploit and have everything deleted. So you still need to keep a full copy of content from that "super reliable RAID" elsewhere (if you care about that data, anyhow).

  • J1021J1021 Member
    edited July 2014

    rm_ said: Don't confuse RAID with backups. With this server-to-server copying you have a backup. With a single RAID-based VPS you have RAID, but no backups. And it is not unheard of those "cloud" companies to lose or screw up customer's data. Not to mention you can get hacked via some 0-day exploit and have everything deleted. So you still need to keep a full copy of content from that "super reliable RAID" elsewhere (if you care about that data, anyhow).

    Yes I know, I keep a copy of all of my data on an external drive which remains unattached for most of the time at my house. I keep a second copy because uploading content from my home connection would take hours.

    With Kimsufi it's a case of when the drive and my data is going to vanish, compared with if my data is going to vanish when a drive in a RAID config fails.

  • netomxnetomx Moderator, Veteran

    And the only one I know that can manage cheap storage is the new one, 1tb/$4, but no raid

  • yywudiyywudi Member

    got one in france location just now. will check what CPU spec it is

  • hotsnowhotsnow Veteran

    @yywudi said:
    got one in france location just now. will check what CPU spec it is

    me too, but "We check your payment manually" again, it sucks ...

  • @hotsnow said:
    me too, but "We check your payment manually" again, it sucks ...

    Did you ended up getting a N2800 in BHS? I just got mine on Friday.

  • hotsnowhotsnow Veteran

    @zhuanyi said:
    Did you ended up getting a N2800 in BHS? I just got mine on Friday.

    you got it in BHS?

    damn, the staff said that no stock in BHS, so they cancelled our orders :(

  • nahshanahsha Member

    If ordering a server in BHS, and I am from Canada, do I need to pay VAT? it seems like it wants to charge that at the last step of the order.

  • @hotsnow said:
    damn, the staff said that no stock in BHS, so they cancelled our orders :(

    They sent me the same email asking me if I want one in France, I told them I just need a N2800, anywhere is fine and then I didn't hear from them for about a week so on Friday I was so surprised when I saw the server was delivered and in BHS.

  • @nahsha said:
    If ordering a server in BHS, and I am from Canada, do I need to pay VAT? it seems like it wants to charge that at the last step of the order.

    No.

  • nahshanahsha Member

    Strange, how would we avoid paying that, it wants to charge me :)

  • yywudiyywudi Member

    @nahsha said:
    Strange, how would we avoid paying that, it wants to charge me :)

    send mail to ask for VAT removal. maybe need to validate your address

  • @nahsha said:
    Strange, how would we avoid paying that, it wants to charge me :)

    it removed for me automatically once I hit the Paypal page.

  • hotsnowhotsnow Veteran

    @zhuanyi said:
    They sent me the same email asking me if I want one in France, I told them I just need a N2800, anywhere is fine and then I didn't hear from them for about a week so on Friday I was so surprised when I saw the server was delivered and in BHS.

    you are lucky than me :(

  • nahshanahsha Member

    tried Visa and Paypal but no luck, they both want to charge VAT... does it make a difference which site is used for ordering?

  • akzakz Member

    @nahsha said:
    tried Visa and Paypal but no luck, they both want to charge VAT... does it make a difference which site is used for ordering?

    it doesnt matter they will charge you VAT you pay for it and follow instructions on their forums to submit your ids to verify and in 2 to 3 weeks they will remove VAT. IF you are lucky you will encounter the scenario like zhuanyi where it will automatically remove VAT if not you will have to send in docs to request VAT be removed.

  • nahshanahsha Member

    Hmmm, I didn't know that it creates an order even without paying (I guess pending order), if there are a few I can disregard the extra ones? thanks

  • figurefigure Member

    In my view, the difference in the user experience between KS-2 and KS-3 is worth the extra 5 euros a month.

  • RaymiiRaymii Member

    Damn I want one...

  • tomletomle Member, LIR
    edited July 2014

    @figure said:
    In my view, the difference in the user experience between KS-2 and KS-3 is worth the extra 5 euros a month.

    KS-3 is a lot faster as you can see from the Passmark test. With KS-3 you could probably run Windows without any issues or hick-ups.

  • And as i said this morning. I got delivered a n2800 500gb ks-1

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