they have 4 different models in their offer at the moment but all 250/250 Line Speed i guess depends what you want to use it for, they did have some 500/500 in the last round of offers.

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Second rule: one has to fit some mix of single thread and multi-threading performance, frequency, caches, etc into a given power envelope whose realistic max is about 250 W per socket.

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Pretty much this. I tried to buy vps from BuyVm 3 2 times. Everytime my order is cancelled because of this. I created a ticket whenever my order cancelled, and Karen told me I'm using vpn but I wasn't

Hello everyone,

Hello, I've been a customer of Frantech / BuyVM for about 3 years.

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Hey @Francisco , does BuyVM have any plan of coming to the APAC location?

The thing I find truly strange is that AWS/Azure outages seem to be fairly frequent and generally impact an entire region, GCP less often. Yet, in my experience with Digital Ocean and even BuyVM, out

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It's always nice when you find a host (like BuyVM) with such a consistently positive reputation from competent customers! Out of curiosity, what size VM do you use the most? I've only used the 512mb

It's rare for me write reviews, for several reasons. But I figure after eight years of services with BuyVM / Frantech, that I can comment on the service, company and support and it actually mean somet

I've got nothing but good words for BuyVM and Nexusbytes, but if it's really business critical I'd say pick a Clouvider HA VM instead.

https://buyvm.net/acceptable-use-policy/