Disk : 24.9 GiB

Quite a few providers do this and it can be triggered with speedtest. (I've had the same problem with Greencloud Frankfurt and UltraVPS Dusseldorf)

I experienced a similar thing - is there a better way to handle this besides nullrouting? I understand the ports are shared and can't be constantly maxed out, but I would much prefer to have a speed c

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This question is low priority but do you offer storage addons to existing VPS plans? I have one of the coveted $7/yr 1 TB storage plans and am curious to know if a 5 TB disk could be added to it for $

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This thread includes a yabs on a package that uses the same hardware, it should give you all CPU, disk and connection speeds and provide a fair idea of the network too

12€ per year? They most likely already losing money on that and yet they still let you use it... so imagine how much money they gonna lose if they migrate you to something new, with similar specs? Now

Following up here @niznet I definitely know we (and a few others) have E3 v5/v6 systems that would be at/under your budget. It just depends if 4 cores/8 threads at almost 2x the speed of an older E5 m

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I'm planning to move one of my VPS to a dedicated server. I'm looking for a server with at least 8 cores (or 6 if not possible), a speed of at least 2.4 GHz, and 16 GB of memory, priced within $50.

This server can hold 4 disk max

PT websites, such as this website iptorrents.com, I installed vertex and qBittorrent on a server with a large hard disk and bandwidth to perform flow and seed preservation tasks, and I am engaged in u