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I have tested SSDNodes's 3 locations (LA, TX, and Frankfurt). What I found that I was never allowed to use >4gb RAM. Whenever cache size became ~4gb, cache got deleted and RAM usage came down t

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Probably because of this - https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/161270/ssdnodes-ram-is-not-fully-utilized/

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If anyone is excited about this offer, I will be happy to transfer my account. Please contact me as I desperately want to leave SSDNodes.

Just got an email from SSDNodes that they've launched a new location in Singapore, with pricing consistent with the rest of their lineup.

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Whenever I see these hot AMD CPUs, I think how can I end my bad marriage with Intel forced by SSDNodes for 3 years. (Image)

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@Rhys @Rob_T @RootNerds @RossG @SSDBlaze @SSDNodes @SV_Nick @SeFlow_Ele @SerNetHosting @Servercow @Serverum @Shakib @Shazan @ShockHosting @SmartHost @SolidSeoVPS @SpartanHost @SpeedBus @SplitIce @Spr

If your time is that important, then pay extra to ensure you get the performance that you need. Also, have you reached out to SSDNodes support to seek answers?

If you just move hosts instead of learn how to diagnose issues like this, keep backups handy because you have no idea what conditions will cause you to have to do it again. SSDNodes is not sniffing pa

https://blog.ssdnodes.com/blog/how-to-test-ssd-hosting-performance/

@freelanceonline not to defend SSDNodes, but some data would help your case. There are many ways to log performance over time, and a graph could go a long way to helping your case with support.