BuyVM and Netcup are both good providers, but with a very different culture. That could be of influence as well. The networks are different: Netcup is DE only but has a well peered network with transi

Stay away from netcup. They would sue you if you say, you don't need the VPS after a month (Image)

both are really good CPUs) would make me pick Netcup. Then again I haven't left Netcup happily, and wanted to dodge them so I'd probably order an all you can eat instead. If you are looking to get DA

I think buyvm because there are many advantages like free da blesta and Softaculous And especially no billing contract if ur not interested in all these then go with netcup

better single-core performance in comparison to netcup.

I believe you on the support but the price I put here for netcup is the monthly one. You have to cancel it by yourself but it is on a monthly basis.

I think netcup is your choice.

Looking at the specs Netcup but I would pick buyvm instead as no lock in contract and much better support or attitude towards their customers.

netcup RS 4000 G9 a16 dedicated vCores AMD EPYC 7702 32GB RAM800GB SSD (RAID 10)29EUR/month (~$32/month)BuyVM 8GB (Ryzen, LV)2 dedicated vCores AMD AMD Ryzen 9 3900X8GB RAM160GB NVMe$30USD/month

Looks like even at EUR 2.79 the Aruba deal is still quite good. But with Netcup you can save a whoppy EUR 0.10 and get 2Gb RAM

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Check them out netcup.de

Netcup? I didn't know them... good price (Image)

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Indeed they are, Netcup has better pricing in my opinion.

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You can choose 1 month billing with 1 month minimum contract period at netcup, but the monthly price will be a bit higher.

new member here, browsing since forever with no account. Anyways, I'm looking for a root server (maybe dedicated if my budget allows) in Europe (preferably Germany), I am requiring at least 24GB of ra