(Quote)

BuyVM doesn't give You freebies, those "free" addons are calculated into vm price ...

(Quote)

(Quote)

I'd go with BuyVM, it doesn't take a genius to work out the prices that netcup charge really aren't sustainable without some form of overselling taking place.

I think buyvm would never beat netcup's offer considering the difference of 24gb(~4x) ram and 640gb(~5x) worth of decent disk

BuyVM has a lot of nice freebies and higher clock speed from Ryzen. Even so, 6 dedicated cores with Epyc would probably outperform 2 dedicated Ryzen cores.

BuyVM and Netcup are both good providers, but with a very different culture. That could be of influence as well. The networks are different: Netcup is DE only but has a well peered network with transi

Totally depends on your utilization and if you need those extra resources more than the freebies/features BuyVM offers.

If it's a monthly contract and legal stuff you are going to host then, by all means, I'd choose the better specs. If it was close in terms of specs I'd favour Fran, but the huge difference in Specs (l

I think buyvm because there are many advantages like free da blesta and Softaculous And especially no billing contract if ur not interested in all these then go with netcup

However, to build on everyone else's points, from BuyVM you'll receive the option of far better locations, extremely prem support, multiple free licenses and better single-core performance in comparis

(Quote)

Looking at the specs Netcup but I would pick buyvm instead as no lock in contract and much better support or attitude towards their customers.

netcup RS 4000 G9 a16 dedicated vCores AMD EPYC 7702 32GB RAM800GB SSD (RAID 10)29EUR/month (~$32/month)BuyVM 8GB (Ryzen, LV)2 dedicated vCores AMD AMD Ryzen 9 3900X8GB RAM160GB NVMe$30USD/month

Going to check with the devs/techs, and give you a proper answer. Mind if I PM? Since this is a BuyVM thread. (Image)

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)

(Quote)