Please use mask. Use the cheap ones. Stop saying save it for medical staff.

I run a gaming community, and we currently rent a KVM VDS in Milan, Italy. But I am looking to switch to a North American host. I'm looking for the best price for a dedicated server. I'm looking for …

to get a lower-cost VPS. I can recommend Servercheap.net's Chicago KVM VPS (1gb memory, 1gbps bandwidth, 30gb SSD), which is $28.50 USD on an annual plan with code "SERVERHUNTER5,"

50-60 euro is a pretty good price for specs posted above, but anyway, the server hasn't necessarily to be a 1U with BMC, I know that some providers provide rescue consoles on cheap hw via PXE and it's

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https://www.ukservers.com/colocation/server-colocation/

Cost for them is power, internet, and initial hardware costs. OVH has their own data centers. The BHS one is located literally within a hundred meters of a hydroelectric dam. That's cheap power.

I want to know how cheap dedicated servers work, and if there are "hidden costs" which will become a pain later. I also have seen only a handful of providers for these, which makes m

So we are seeing a drop in corporate business but an increase in cheap VPS from individuals.

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Not sure about cheap cheap, but @Clouvider usually runs some sexy promos.

Yes! Everyone needs cheap DEDIs!

I need Amsterdam Cheap dedicated server, can you give me some recommendations.

Out of curiosity, OVH and Hetzner and probably many others seem to have decent peering, yet they offer dirty cheap BW. Does this mean these providers' peering is still worse?

Could you please elaborate? They have the best prices at the moment (Around $60 for everything included), so I am considering colocating with them.

Complete opposite with my colo experience.

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