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Sure but if you have an actual reason to have ECC RAM, you'd in 95% of cases need an enterprise disk to go with it

0.2 Gbps port speed

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I wish Dual E5-2696v2 (24 cores) 384GB 2TB SSD for about 80 usd per month, paid annually. With one disk, how raid possible, do you mean every system has raid backup with atleast 2 sad Or hdd conf

: ✔ Enabled VM-x/AMD-V : ✔ Enabled Total Disk : 99.9 GB (2.6 GB Used) Total RAM : 7.7 GB (482.4 MB Used) System uptime : 0 days, 0 hour 25 min Load average : 0.00,

25 GB SSD Enterprise Disk

As long as we can analyze the YABS speedtest result, the problem does not resides on the 2Gbps speeds, it is a download speed degradation to the Netherlands outside routes, less than 15% of 2Gbps shar

Yes, but they advertise "Local NVMe" disks.

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This looks too good to be true. What I noticed with Leaseweb, also on their new public cloud VMs, is that the disk speed is really really bad even for local storage.

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Two of the smallest ones. Performance is by no means bad for the price, at least in my opinion, for anything realistic when it comes to workload, the disk speeds should be more than adequate.

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Node kvmnvme05.hostsailor.com

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they don't mention the CPUs, possibly Intel, 262x CPUs, 2.2 to 2.5 GHZ speed. As long as not overselling, it will be very good deal. For me 24 gb to 64gb ram is tempting.