What you describe doesn't sound so great. If I were you, I would consider posting your remarks in their forum ( https://forum.netcup.de/ ), even if you do so in English. They seem like legitimate crit

I got Netcup 24 GB RAM 4 core VM, Virmach 2 GB RAM Open VZ, MxRoute 100 GB Mail. Yet to buy 5 units of 1 GB open vz on different location.

I got a Netcup Root server 2000 16 + 8 GB RAM. I have few questions.

here is the same bench down from a hetzner dedi - but be aware that this is their falkenstein location not nuremberg as with netcup:

mostly with IT/NL/DE/FR locations). Also Anexia/netcup should have private peering with Hetzner, so...

Who have the better peering/connectivity within western EU, Hetzner or NetCup? I imagine Hetzner is the bigger brand of the two so has more peering arrangements etc?

Got one from them, looking for another one from a different provider.

UltraVPS is Falzo-approved and that's enough to make them interesting; bw limit is way smaller than netcup's and they count ingress too; w/ BF discount should come in for ~€33,60 (annually, w/o VAT).

I've gotten 3€ recurring Lightserver NVMe KVM and Netcup VPS 500 too.

I plan to decide on a (non-netcup) KVM today.

I've also grabbed Netcup VPS 500, but I think I will buy Liteserver.nl 3€ instead. Which one to keep? Approximately same price.

A kostenlos Plesk hosting from Netcup,

hmm a watch, a fridge, a cheap flight, two netcup vserver, a very special @clouvider dedi.

Is there a reason to keep Hetzner and netcup outside of the category "BF/CM" and leave "Hukot.net" in it? I guess none. To me this "split" is sim

Probably stick with netcup 8GB+ SSD then. You can't do anything about network latency. Any VPS in EU will be 99% same assuming the ping is similar.

my current gitlab is at netcup with 8cores https://i.imgur.com/UY9TMcv.png and i still feel its slow.

If 6gb ram is your minimum, a Netcup VPS might be ideal value for money.

(But netcup should see that there are clever people who out-clever them. )

i am about to end service with netcup and looking for a good deal for gitlab, which is becoming hungry for resources.

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