Depends what server it is (game, web, teamspeak etc) but overall OVH and BuyVM + path.net IP addon ($3) are solid, cheap options. If you want to host game server then most people are happy with provid

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oh no, tried to use it on my BuyVM in Luxembourg

Austria at.edis.at8.07ms 195.144.21.250 BlackHOST Vienna, Austria looking.house/point.php?id=3138.32ms 94.136.22.133 kapper.net Vienna, Austria

Issue found on Game-LE capabilities. It was 250 Mbps..

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* BuyVM Slice 4096 for $180/year is outside the price range.

EPYC 7551 32-Core ProcessorCPU cores : 2 @ 1996.250 MHzAES-NI : ✔ EnabledVM-x/AMD-V : ❌ DisabledRAM : 971.1 MiBSwap : 2.0 GiBDisk : 48.9 GiBfio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/

I'm not going to get on the pro/anti IPV6 wagon, I think BuyVM has done a pretty solid job of supporting it. With that being said, actual real-world usage is incredibly low. It's still in its hobbyist

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Nice. I might get my first service with them for this. It's a shame I cancelled my AnyNode VPS before their merge. Well, I will look into it later. Let me know what you find out when contacting BuyVM

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BuyVM provide it with no cost

MB/s (62.4k) | 3.10 GB/s (48.5k)Write | 250.40 MB/s (62.6k) | 3.12 GB/s (48.8k)Total | 500.15 MB/s (125.0k) | 6.23 GB/s (97.3k) | |

250 MBPS

I don't need much power. 1 Core and 512MB RAM are enough. Diskspace doesn't matter at all, maybe 2GB+. Network speed at least 250 Mbit/s. Unlimited traffic would be great, but a few hundred gigs will

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