NetCup is cool but they does not allow mining.

Netcup root is the new scalable.

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It would be great if Netcup offered hourly billing for these dedicated core (thread) plans, even if it cost say 2x as much per hour as the monthly rate. OVH dedicated core public cloud plans are far

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and the dd i/o for sas disks is nowhere near netcup's performance. On teh other hand, hetzner vps is also really good, but it is much more pricey than netcups and without dedi cores...

I've always felt skeptical of very powerful monthly VPS like the higher end Netcup rootservers (this RS-2000 is not quite high end). If I want a lot of long term dedicated resources I probably prefer

I don't think so. Netcup do give dedicated cores, but mean thread. So, you actually get 2 full dedicated cores, aka, 4 threads. Gold 6140 have 18 cores and passmark gives a benchmark of 23964. So, 2

My 1.6TB SAS (RAID10) netcup server is running pretty good.

Whether or not it comes across as "disorganized", nothing has changed in netcup's practice: non-EU private clients pay German VAT, whereas non-EU business clients can apply (with the

I hadn't even heard there was an exemption for business clients, but either way I wonder what the issue is. Other EU hosts manage to handle not charging VAT to non-EU clients. I guess Netcup histori

https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2204

https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/148103/get-a-30-netcup-discount-on-your-next-order-if-moving-to-netcup-existing-customers-too

https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/gutschein_einloesen.php?gutschein=go2netcup

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They have that offer with 1.6TB SAS as well https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2199

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https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2204

Yes. Only root servers have dedicated cores at netcup. Plus the R in "R2000" stands for Root afaik

Also: I'm digging netcup's transparency on why they are having this offer (via Google Translate):