256 GB DDR5 ECC(or more up to 512)

while we're at it, the United States should stop funding the Ukrainian war and arming their people. let them fight their own wars, they clearly don't give a fuck about us.

Yes, GPUs are 100% dedicated to a single user / VM. KVM virtualization with PCI passthrough. We have a panel with all of the features you'd expect.

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@raindog308 It is how it works for now due to what we get with our racked servers at the colo network until we get assigned our own IPv6 subnet. Besides, how many subnets and networks do you want wit

As soon as I put before you the evidence of the lies you told, do you run away from the confrontation?

I am their customer since 2017....

Do you really want proof or something to prove it? Do you care that much?

Can you be serious and stop lying? Whats wrong to admit that you are reselling their services? Reselling a big provider is a good start for a small starting company...

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Hmm.. I don't think so.. looks like reselling. Your dedicated server stock offer looks exactly like them.

We only have our own servers, with our own router and DDoS protection that we purchase from external providers.

Yeah it makes senses now. Gladfully, they state that thing into their docs, it's my bad not reading their rules carefully. I just think I can prove my credit card is enough like AWS.

Initially, it may sound a bit crazy that the email address is a factor, but it is indeed a factor, though not the only factor, but in some cases, it may turn out to be the factor that decides acceptan

https://docs.hetzner.com/general/others/fraud-prevention-faq#why-does-hetzner-want-to-do-a-fraud-check-for-registrations-and-orders

Thats a stock german sassage image, probably hosted on Hetzner.

Yeah I know, but if the reason is the email, it's like their system is very very strictly with legit customer

I mean, it is well-known that they don't like to explain why they rejected someone after verification procedures.

Also, they need me to upload my passport to re-verify again, which I think it's more strictly than AWS or Azure that I used before (aws only need me to confirm that I own my card ). So, I don't think