* Virmach - cheap and solid

What about QuickSync? it's a GPU but could be cheap as it's even on Celeron processors, UHD 630 and afterwards are great

I'm looking for pure CPU power, I have seen Datapacket but I'm not sure, what I need is 14000+ passmark scores CPU (or about 6000+ geekbench 5) on the cheap, core speed does matter so higher frequency

FiOS $ iperf3 -c PulsedMedia -R[ ID] Interval Transfer Bitrate Retr[ 5] 0.00-10.12 sec 393 KBytes 318 Kbits/sec 26 sender[ 5] 0.00-10.00 sec 69.3 KByte

consumes like 5W per port!. On the other hand a cheap unmaged 8port switch consumes like 5W off the wall, and per port price is like 2.5€. So per port cost drops to nearly 0 cost, and bandwidth peaks

3.Racknerd - VPS. It's cheap but the specs are good enough for me. and It is very stable.

I am looking for cheap nat vps to set up a vpn server to be able to access Movistar play

Hi there guys, I am looking for the cheapest high ram dedicated servers around, any country, onshore, offshore, i3 cpu, ryzen cpu, all the same to me.

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RackNerd overall best for many reasons, WebHorizon has servers in Poland, MYW had dirt cheap webhosting (check my thread)

* HostCram - Cheap but powerful LXC special deals.

people that'll put 1 - 2 domains and just want a cheap deal.

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China might be a special example, but in general residential bandwidth in the country is extremely cheap (something like equivalent to 100 USD per year for 75mbps) while pricing for server bandwidth i

Now let me introduce a simple but enlightening example, and actually one significant part of the answer to OP: railways. Pretty much all of Europe has plenty railway lines -> only one party to

* VirMach (Ryzen is cursed. However they are still cheap and stable AF, also I won a GPU so... you know).

* @terrahost - great customer service as well. The services usually aren't cheap but their deal was pretty dope. Included snapshots.

* Boomer.host - dirt cheap and actually decent performance and uptime

* maxkvm - cheapest SG KVM around

it's not cheap to built internet infrastructure to cover all area.