Disk Space: 250 GB

250 GB disk

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I have an HP x360 as my daily driver and I love it. 12 hours of battery, backlit keyboard, touchscreen, turns into a tablet, runs Android apps. It's awesome and it cost me like $250 when I bought it.

If the VPS has a dedicated core (or at least a dedicated thread), the single-core performance is more important, especially if the provider can configure the CPU affinity such that my VPS is always ru

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On a HostHatch VPS in particular, I'm using ~15-20% CPU constantly and the steal% is almost always below 0.3%. On a BuyVM VPS, I'm also using ~20% CPU constantly and the steal% is usually 0.7 to 0.9%

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If these both really perform the same in terms of CPU, then I think the advantages of NexusBytes would be having more RAM and SSD whereas the advantages of BuyVM would be having dedicated CPU so no &a

Both of them will do exactly the same. There won't be any noticeable difference overall. Unless you do not wanna host 100 of wp sites plus you have a lot of traffic, hehe. But personally, i would reco

I'm comparing Nexusbytes's ENTRY-12G vs BuyVM's SLICE 4096. Despite the difference in RAM and storage, which one should offer more CPU power?

I'd either recommend going with Buyvm or Hetzner

I setup a wireguard server on buyvm, with the intent that my wireguard clients will each get a /64 block that is routable. I was able to get clients to use IPv6 and the addresses are pinging from the

Thanks! I have refunded from oneprovider and I am currently considering Buyvm and Hetzner

So, should I leave NexusBytes and change over to BuyVM? After all you yourself seem to suggest that he/his operation is superior ...

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You obviously missed the part about BuyVM's willingness to rent slices to Adolf Hitler for his TOR exit needs.

I believe he got a direct allocation from ARIN (75% sure because of this) /24 is roughly $250/yr according to ARIN's fee schedule