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I might sound sceptical, but I love BuyVM, I’ve been a client since forever and I’m very satisfied; but just like you can get the owner in case something went belly up, you also need to be prepared to

If I really had a problem with BuyVM, IncogNet, or other providers here, I'm very confidant I could get ahold of a human to fix it (if not the owner).

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The original /24 that the New York location was using has been split to 4x /26's and are being announced individually in each of BuyVM's locations.

Obviously not free, but get a cheap Hetzner vps and put DDoS protected reverse proxy (e.g. BuyVM @Francisco ) in front.

There's no such option for SYS servers. But in SYS-LE-2 from previous offer (with 2x NVMe disks) I got 250 Mbps upload and 1 Gbps upload instead of 250/250 and this is quite common with this servers.

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* Public bandwidth : 250 Mbps

Oneprovider OneCloud "High Performance Instance" (sic) on an AMD Epyc 7402 (with 4 vCPU) and 250 GB SSD NVME (sic)....

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I need Indian location and also the performance of DigitalOcean is awesome, So can't leave them. But I also have buyshared/buyvm service. And I love them.

I am curious what other providers mean Who is it? Is user information shared between providers? I only have RN, WEBHORIZON, GULLO, BUYVM servers, maybe I should ask them.

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The AMD servers are pretty good! I moved a lot of my stuff from BuyVM onto one maybe a year ago now. The one I've currently got only has 8GB RAM, so getting a new one with 16GB RAM that barely costs a

Yes, it was a case even with 5900X that BuyVM used, his solution was to disable turbo boost.

Was trying them, network performance was kinda bad. Some iperfs were showing 250 Mbit/s on 10 Gbit/s (Image)

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