Wait, you pay premium price towards your suppliers?! Maybe you need to renegotiate. Your senior customers need cheap storage too. Besides, we as seniors might not live long, so that hardware could out

judges who are generally not very tech competent - they got to their position in many cases to dodge having to learn about tech, and the only circuit court judge I trust to not make a meal out of a c

ComponentDetailsModelOVH KS-LE-BCPUIntel Xeon E3-1270v6RAM64GB DDR4 ECCStorage2 × 8TB HDDNetwork500Mbps Uplink / 1Gbps DownlinkLocationBHS (Canada)Renewal Price€9.90/month

Intel Xeon® E5-2697 V2 12 Core CPU

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That just means it's not setup, yet. He'll get to it.

Slightly different config but we can do 2 cores, 8 GB RAM, 50 GB NVMe for 4.89€/mo (30% Spring Sale, permanent price). Unlimited traffic, 10 Gbps shared port, DDoS protection in Eygelshoven, Netherla…

will you be interested in outright transfer for a premium?

I ultimately went with HostDZire. If I ever decide to switch, I'll keep your options in mind.

CPU: E5-2667v3 (8 Cores, 16 Threads, 3.6 Ghz)

* 2 Cores Intel Xeon E5-2697v4

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​Bandwidth: Ideally 200Mbps unmetered

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Hello, everyone! In short, I found a VPS offer from Leaseweb, but I'm confused about KYC. Are there similar options from other providers?

I’ve been lurking here for a while and finally decided to share my current setup. Like many of you, I enjoy the challenge of squeezing every bit of performance out of a budget VPS.

Personally, I’d vote for a setup that fully supports KVM, as it’s essential for those of us running specialized workloads like Oracle databases or custom Nginx Proxy Manager setups.

E3-1270v5