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I'm willing to transfer my VirMach 2.5 GB RAM 2 Ryzen 5950X cores 50GB NVMe 6TB bandwidth VPS in Tokyo at the initial price. Is it possible to transfer?

2 vCore Ryzen* CPUs

2 vCore Ryzen* CPU

: 0 days, 0 hours, 28 minutesProcessor : AMD Ryzen 3 3100 4-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 8 @ 3600.000 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ✔ EnabledRAM : 31.3 GiBSwap : 15.8 GiBDisk

Virmach BF-SPECIAL-2020 in LA ColoCrossing ($4.95/y) after migrate to ryzen in Frankfurt, DE

* Price: 9.80 EUR/mo

As promised here are the benchmarks results of both the "new"/repaired NexusBytes / @Jord / @seriesn storage VPS and the LiteServer storage VPS.

The point of Ampere and similar based machines mainly is to have lots of cores and computing power in a single system. If one wants to compare that to Ryzen or Xeon one needs to look at 4 - 6 socket s

Thanks @FrankZ. Unfortunatly my VPS will no longer boot into Ubuntu so I can't try your suggestion. I think the last thing I did before it stopped working was try to reinstall through the CP Ryzen Co

Have you tried setting it to 149.57.138.1 manually without DHCP? I remember that it worked for me at another node.

Thanks @FrankZ, tested above suggestion, they cannot route (even on rescue OS). My subnet's dhcp is working on 149.57.137.1, but there is no route to the 1.1.1.1 etc... looks like the internet is unpl

You are correct the trouble shooter is wrong about the node being off line. The trouble shooter does not work correctly on Ryzen yet in this regard.

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AdvinServers @Advin had a 5900x for $140/month but the disk is too small (1TB instead of 2TB) and it's currently out of stock. It's got a Gen4 NVMe which is nice. Maybe they can do a custom plan for y

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Ryzen 5950X 16 Cores @3.4Ghz.

The OS is Ubuntu 20 server, troubleshooter says it's 16.04 because that's the last one I tried to install from Virmach management page. I've also tried the Ryzen compatible templates, no luck

I miss VirMach before the migration of Ryzen, although the performance is a bit worse, but stable.

Otherwise honestly xTom has the best track record in setup for Tokyo, we could have probably got all the servers stuck currently in DC queues set up last week in Tokyo even including shipping and cust