So i have a vps with servarica , with 8gb ram , 2 dedicated epyc cores , and 250 gb of nvme , which is nice , and is price locked at $5/mo , works amazing

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Uztelecom | Tashkent, UZ (10G) | 250 Mbits/sec | 131 Mbits/sec | 110 ms Leaseweb | Singapore, SG (10G) | 235 Mbits/sec | 238 Mbits/sec | 153 ms Cl

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We offer a similar product to BuyVM storage blocks @ $6 per TB. Currently block storage is only in New York.

Finally the VPS/location that probably many will consider the best one, Chicago.

Now we'll make a big jump to Singapore.

Next, the Ashburn VPS.

America - Now we're talking! Pretty much the whole East Coast above 250+ Mb/s, Miami even above 350 Mb/s suggests that South America will show decent results as well. And of course Chicago shows above

1 vCPU - 1 GB RAM - 10 GB NVMe - up to 250 Mbps

250 GB +250 GB Bandwidth/month*

https://check.spamhaus.org/results?query=65.21.214.250

250 GB HDD

I am looking for some inexpensive storage VPS's in the US to store backups. I've been a previous customer of BuyVM and while they have storage slabs available, they don't have any VPS's in the US.

You can check with https://nts.ch, that's who Hannan picked for BuyVM.

| Tashkent, UZ (10G) | 841 Mbits/sec | 250 Mbits/sec | 167 msLeaseweb | Singapore, SG (10G) | 617 Mbits/sec | 677 Mbits/sec | 225 msClouvider | Los Angeles, CA, US

| 246.86 MB/s (482) | 256.39 MB/s (250)Total | 481.27 MB/s (939) | 496.77 MB/s (484)iperf3 Network Speed Tests (IPv4):---------------------------------Provider | Location

That 250 GB of nvme is actually faster than ovh aswell (almost double the speed than the people that posted their yabs here) but its just overkill since id barely be using more than 40-50 GB

What's the GB6 score of those 2 dedicated cores? 250GB NVMe will be hard to beat.