Hi,

Please accept my apologies. I misunderstood your question at first and was thinking of a different setup.

Data transfer Unmetered

Data transfer Unmetered

A lot of dedicated server providers massively oversubscribe bandwidth because most customers never actually push sustained traffic. If everyone maxed their “unmetered” ports 24/7, a lot of those netwo

As a sidenote, I probably should have included in the main post about the Minecraft servers, they are essentially going into a keep-alive/legacy mode, the majority of the world has been generated, and

$1050/y on 250 users or $87.50/m to get some fat unmetered box on a 10Gbit port (at least). Obviously only if OP maxes out his budget and the host accepts his fate of working for nothing.

Budget: arounf $80/monthCPU: Ryzen preferred, Ryzen 5 3600 or similar is enoughRAM: 32GB ECC preferredStorage: 2 × 256GB NVMe SSDNetwork: DDoS protection includedIPs: 3–4 IPv4 addresses and a /64 IPv6

1 × NVMe SSD for cache

Funds, volume, effort i guess. Besides even if those VPS won't do a whole lot i'm not entirely sure if ~250 would easily fit a single box. He can't really go much above 150€/m on the setup if he wants

Storage: 10 GB SSD

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https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/3584vs3563vs3546/Intel-Xeon-E-2274G-vs-AMD-Ryzen-9-PRO-3900-vs-Intel-Xeon-E-2288G

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Intel Xeon E3-1265Lv3

* Storage: 2 × 256GB NVMe SSD

We did go with Alibaba, but after the register sales rep instant call and too helpful for an introvert friend so they declinde.

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120 NVMe SSD

Weird. I did actually remove some language options the other day but was under the impression that things would default to English. Since when was this occuring? Did you have a non English language us