Without question the attraction of 4TB of storage for the same price as 500GB is fantastic, but Delimiter was giving 16GB RAM, Dual processors, higher speed network so unless you were looking a storag

The entire reason you're in this thread is you're angry that Dacentec has blown Delimiter away in what used to be budget providers. You could've accepted my 'no rebuttal here' - as I had none, but you

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Then another opinion that Dacentec will be around 5 years from now and Delimiter wont - again opinion. We'll have to wait to see on that one.

Can everyone just agree that it's awesome to have both Dacentec AND Delimiter on here providing great servers at a great price? (Image)

Support they definitely win on, Delimiter has a clear unmanaged policy, so unless the hardware is dead, network is dead then they won't help with configuration or management.

Also because Yomura, LTT, Delimiter, and whatever other companies stink to high heaven. No real idea "who is behind" the companies. There are entire threads wondering who exactly thi

You asked the question and I responded saying that Delimiter had a better network and Dacentec had more included storage. Simple non-aggressive statement of fact.

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@Butters - LOL, if you go back to page 1, you'll see how this started. Someone asked the question compare Delimiter/Dacentec and its descended thereafter.

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Both Dacentec & Delimiter have been great to me. Delimiter slaughters every other budget provider for network though. As Nyr said, different offers, nothing to hate over - but @MarkTurner is r

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The results in this thread alone show Delimiter's network outperforms yours by a significant magnitude.

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If you go back to my original comment someone asked how does Delimiter/Dacentec compare, I answered it that Delimiter provides better network, Dacentec provides more storage. Nothing inflammatory. Dac

No need to hate. They also offer more traffic per server than Delimiter, for obvious reasons. Different offers, it's fine.

Well... assuming you can use Delimiter $5/m dedi and QEMU...

You misinterpreted my statement, I was being generous in my words. Without question Delimiter's network outperforms, more redundant and better scaled; thats why my comment was for performance/redundan

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