I have ks-le-e SSD 2024 standard edition. 16.6 month/ 300 Mbps up, 1gbps down.

Thanks, will check it out, I know about Zappie, but looking for some other options first.

fio Disk Speed Tests (Mixed R/W 50/50) (Partition /dev/md3):---------------------------------Block Size | 4k (IOPS) | 64k (IOPS) ------ | --- ---- | ----

Depends what SSD it is, if its a good one, still a keeper.

Tasty chickens but I need EPYC mystery or RISE-LE-4 or failing that a LE-E nvme/ssd

Could you please share what offers and specs are currently available between around 500GB-5TB storage options? Would they also be available in a couple months if I don't decide right away?

Asking for 30€ for each KS-LE-C and 40€ for each KS-LE-1. Accepting PayPal F&F or Crypto for additional fee.

---Dear netcup Community,three weeks ago, I gave you an update on the RAMpocalypse here in this forum. At the time, our hope was to get through this crisis without a price increase.Here's the update,

If IPv6-only works for you, we also have that at 0.99€/mo (11.88€/year).

Relevant discussion: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/214896/looking-for-annual-vps-under-15-10tb-bandwidth/p1

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The AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon and Storage VPS are located in Netherlands-only. There is nothing specific you need to select.

Honestly, I feel your pain. 22MB/s disk speed for a production database is just brutal. It really sounds like you've hit the ceiling of what that OpenVZ node can handle, or the host is just oversellin

* 2 × E5-2630 v4 (20 cores, 40 threads) // 128 GB DDR4 RAM (ref)

Finding 8 units of 9950x3d with instant deployment in Amsterdam is actually pretty impressive. Most providers are still on pre-orders or have very limited stock for these specific chips in Europe. Gla

Sounds good! Once you get the netcup setup, you will have better knowledge of how much bandwidth you actually use. If you prefer going with one of the smaller providers here on LET. It will help LET p

Yes, you are right. that's the conclusion I had too. I had a netcup server that was idling sometime ago so I am most likely going to pick netcup again but I am well familiar with good unmetered bandwi

I think you should just look for a provider with unmetered bandwidth. It's not going to make much difference whether or not its connected to AMS-IX. The only real benefit of going with a provider that

YEt, 1 Vcore of a gold is 1.5 times the performance of 1 e5-v4 vcore, so I would not buy vcores unless you absolutely need them, I highly recommend you test/go with the initial vCore count,

For PX-1C2R5T is there any way to upgrade to 2vCPU instead of 1?