Not to mention, I have 80TB of bandwidth at netcup, rather than 5TB at beastnode. As I said, beastnode has been awesome. Just I need more RAM and creating gaming servers such as minecraft should not

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I actually went out and use the netcup suggestion to try out the special offer:

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Hetzner, DigitalOcean, vultr, first-root, netcup, all fit the bill?

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For heavy cpu I gave up on VPS a long time ago and just use dedis. The Hetzner auction is hard to beat. Netcup RS might come close or edge it out, but not by enough to outweigh what I see as the adv

Perf/$ Netcup is far better than BuyVM, thus no alternative to Netcup - at least for me.

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I don't think that netcup's are true dedicated hardware cpu cores (threads).

Netcup is half the price (even on a monthly contract).

Pet theory: I suspect this is why Netcup now majorly advertises the 'stay in germany' angle.

I have one question to community about netcup.

Netcup G8 root servers used to perform much better when first announced but not any more.

@pike, your results for the two dedi. cores look pretty good compared to my Netcup RS 1000 G8 which also has two dedi. cores.

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Would like to run Geekbench on my Netcup Rootserver but can't figure out how to do it.

netcup has some sort of hourly, and @farnox supports hourly payments too.

So my options for io-sensitive apps are either : add an SSD (or 2) to HDD-dedi (OR) buy a Netcup SSD Rootserver .

* I use Hetzner 32 GB Remote Desktop with Mint Linux Desktop for Remote desktop, 2 x 1 TB, where I keep running my Dockers, Kubernetes, Mesos, Machine Learning algorithms, Scala, Spark, Akka, Cassandr