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LET from various other members who did buy the Netcup Root servers around the time they first showed up here.

(a) netcup root servers (as opposed to the simple VPS) have dedicated vCores which gets pretty close to the situation with a dedi (no significant slowing by bad neighbours, etc).

The're both somewhat comparable in terms of raw numbers but the issue with Netcup is that it is shared so there can be times when the performance degrades (and I think they'll throttle you if you hog

I'd definetly go for the netcup one in this case... it's just qemu but it still comes with AES passthrough which the i3 doesn't have at all.

Hello @nullnothere and @Falzo , I would like to hear what you think of the VPS Eierpower 1 Ostern 2019 (NetCup). Do you think its performance is superior to a dedicated KIMSUFI Intel i3-2130 (KS-7)? M

not really, because the mentioned dedi is virtualized and holds multiple guests (with individual IPs as well). the netcup one isn't easy (nor cheap) to split up into smaller chunks... but it is easy t

Just out of curiosity, wouldn't a bigger Netcup beast (not to detract from this thread - my apologies) at 12GB RAM/4vCores/750GB SAS be the better bargain workhorse

netcup had 2c/4G back in november for 3.11€ but that was only with 40G SSD (and it's definitely not faster than the SAS here) and even the same thing as easter egg now came in at 3.49 if I remember co

These are excellent value for money (esp. the lower sized VPSs). At the higher end though, it is really hard to beat Netcup's value (for e.g. the Easter offers at roughly € 7-8 with >=8GB of RA

* After about an hour trying to figure out, I went to Netcup. Maybe because theirs was visual, it didn't take a long time to catch on with their Easter egg hunt. I got a 4 core, 4GB, 240GB root server

I mean not really, could get NVMe from HostDoc that performs better, or SSD from Netcup for less than this lol.

I got myself the Netcup Johann two times for 2€ each.

be nice but their meaning is quite limited. My netcup root server is a good example. Looking from a number wanking perspective its disk performance seems mediocre but in real life use it's an extreme

the netcup example is a good one, because 1600 iops are about ten times what you could see on single harddrive, so not bad at all. on the other hand from a single modern ssd you could expect something

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Netcup released their new Second Edition line and.. well...

Hello everyone, I got one of the Netcup offerings.

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