It's just that this magic can't be a real guarantee of resource availability, because the hardware isn't physically dimensioned to absorb the most extreme cases.

Yeah, i'm not saying that they aren't overselling but as long as they manage to 100% hide this from the customer i don't really see a problem with that. Sure, it's a risky gamble (as OP's provider had

It's probably the same with Netcup too.

Dedicated cores don’t guarantee that your YABS score won’t drop. The problem is that CPUs get slower when there’s more load, even if there’s CPU cores remaining. Moreover, if Netcup allocates vCPU cor

This is hilarious. It's just a bunch of excuses. You need to specifically write on the page that the cores are not dedicated. And you never solved anything. They all still had a high steal. I'm not in

as it’s (sadly) common in such situations, the information provided by our customer is lacking a few points, which is obviously to make us look bad, or to be precise, worse than we are and than the si

Ah yeah that jogs the memory. RDP providers (specifically ones with RDP in their name) are still criminal operations. Blacklisted another the other day, announced by @1gservers , for being an exclusiv

Then proceeded to try to cancel me and said I promoted criminals or some shit despite previously showing you love and promoting your business for free? Of course I don't like you. And you know exactly

I was just trying to be nice and give him an out 😉

I purchased RS 4000 G11 thinking the same. Initially it was lightning fast. But as days passed the YABS score got reduced gradually every day when tested regularly. After 3 weeks it dropped to 50% per

I think he is just tolling. Probably not worth acknowledging.

If he actually wanted to ruin someone else's reputation he wouldn't be working so hard to ruin his own. He's into marketing, he understands sentiment analysis. He knows what he's doing. Everyone else

I only needed 4 dedicated cores. That's why I went with the 4 dedicated cores. I also have dedicated servers with hetzner, but with hetzner they limit how many you can buy and only increase it once a

The explanation is that they are trying to take advantage of lower price per vCPU on the base packages. We've seen a big influx of this recently, and it is also likely what OP was doing as well:

It's likely for some cryptocurrency project that requires a ton of CPU power/dedicated cores. We've also been seeing similar bulk orders and have been trying to distribute them across our nodes.

Valid question. My only explanation would be either people lacking the skills to setup a virtualization environment of their own or bulk orders, while still weird, getting less scrutiny than requestin

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Definitely no good to use 'dedicated cores' as a selling point when it's not true, but at the same time, why are you even renting their base VPS package for this type of workload? Wouldn't it make mor

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