https://www.netcup.de/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=1539

netcup.de https://www.netcup.de/vserver/

Cost is $5/core and Vultr outperforms my local Xeon E5-2670 physical CPU cores. Netcup.de and Ramnode work ok but are not a better cost per unit of CPU performance.

https://www.netcup.de/vserver/

Anyway, if someone decides to let go of his Netcup account at any time, let me know. I assure you, I have no shady plans to dominate the world. But, I certainly would like to try these guys out once,

I am too afraid to try hardcore 'dedicated server' .. for now I am hoping that a properly configured openvz on my new Netcup 'root server' will satisfy my VPS cravings ;P

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I hope they update their American language website soon so the rest of us can read the update(s) and determine whether we need to pull out our wallets.

haha netcup is observing this thread. they released their new server line

You already proved how strong you can be by not renewing with that OVH spevial. How could a tryout on that tiny little netcup box ever hurt ... your gut feeling can't be wrong don't you think? That's

Thanks @nfn. Your honesty about the situation makes me feel better about not jumping on that netcup deal.

Well ... today I'm having my second problem with netcup with the sam symptoms as before.

interested in this possibility also .. has anyone done this with netcup kvm root servers?

So was virtualization not possible with netcup before? My ovz instances on my kvm vps with them were running Just fine about a year vack. Or does virtualization indicates the use of kvm/xen instances

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https://www.netcup.eu/bestellen/widerrufsbelehrung.html

this is the result after pushing and pulling around 100 GB from one server to another and parking them on netcup in between and so on... I wouldn't really speak of any hard limit so far. I only did tr