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We run KVM-based VPS with enterprise-grade hardware (Platinum CPU, all SSD), multi-carrier BGP + global backbone network. Locations include Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, US, Germany, Malaysia, Vietnam,

I'm specifically looking for the Los Angeles CN-optimized VPS, and I'd like to test the route from China Telecom / China Unicom / China Mobile, preferably during peak hours.

Any promo running for VPS on SG ? thanks

39.99$ is a price for a reasonably ok'ish dedi, you only offer 4GB ram VPS for that.

Invoice 40843 been using your guys LET favorites for a while. Finally got around to actually grabbing a vps. Love the deals.

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But, if you're okay with 170-180ms ping, then <$5/m vps is good enough

I'm not necessarily looking for the cheapest VPS — network quality and stability are more important.

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I'm looking for a US VPS for a small group of around 20–25 users, and I'd love to hear from both providers and experienced LET members.

AI hallucinate a lot, so never install it on your main PC especially if you are new to this kinda stuff. Just like @concept said, use it on a VPS.

I'm out of stock in Singapore for VPS right now (maybe in a day or two space will open up) but if you're open to considering a normal game server I have space available in Singapore for a normal game

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You can trust in @MikeA game hosting or VPS line.

VPS are just more profitable. Less money in stocking the newest hardware for dedicated servers (especially now days) and selling them on the lower end price range. OVH does it because they retire main

Smaller providers clearly have the best VPS deals. There’s tons of competition, good hardware, great pricing. On dedicated servers it’s the opposite. Almost everything I find is a decade-old CPU with