I actually do run huge models on CPU/RAM only machines and yes, they are slow, but for background tasks or if you fine with the speed (e.g. around 10-12 t/s on gpt-oss:120b (mid-range model) and 2-4 t

Speed Test File: https://buf.lg.vpshostingservice.co/100Mb.dat

Disk Space: 5GB

to replace my hetzner cx23 i got the leaseweb 1 x 4 vCPU - 6 GB vRAM - 100 GB NVMe Disk 2 years contract 2 years billing for 2.79€ / month

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And what port speed?

We are currently looking for a 10U rackspace in Phoenix, Arizona. 4x 2u servers but tiny size of PS5. No rack mount, but can be stacked. Network wise 100-200mbps speed is fine as we will remote into t

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I know the CPU isn't as terrible as some of the old Xeons you get, but I can't see how you think 1 core of this, 1.5GB RAM plus 24GB disk could possibly be worth $4.50 a month. For that price, you can

The only thing I always tell myself is RAID although nice, is not a backup strategy, its nice when your disk goes but it wont protect against deletion, corrupt data or even rootkit on your server or a

EnabledRAM : 2.0 GiBSwap : 128.0 MiBDisk : 34.3 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTSKernel : 6.8.0-124-genericVM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ OnlineIPv6 Network Informa

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1Gbps port speed

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NVMe disk performance

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When the 20TB bandwidth limit is reached, what happens to my instance? Will it be automatically shut down, throttled to a lower speed, or completely disconnected from the network?

so there’s no rush. I’d definitely prefer the speeds you are getting.

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/sda1):

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