I had an OVZ plan with 4GB disk and 256MB RAM, but after moving to KVM, only Debian 11 would run due to low memory. Debian 12 fails to boot, and some locations even switched to 3GB disks. It’s cheap,

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: 7.7 GiBSwap : 1024.0 MiBDisk : 78.7 GiBDistro : Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)Kernel : 6.12.38+deb13-amd64VM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ OnlineIPv6 Network Infor

PlanvCPURAMDiskBWIPv4PriceOrderNY-122 GB20 GB2 TB1$2.99 $1.25/moOrderNY-224 GB30 GB2 TB1$3.99/moOrderNY-648 GB60 GB6 TB1$8.99/moOrderNY-9832 GB160 GB12 TB1$24.99/moOrder

2Core 2GB RAM 30GB disk EU location

1 cpu EPYC, 2gb ram, 10gb disk, 3TB/10Gbps. Location Vietnam.

1Gbps port speed

1gb ram, 10gb disk, 1tb bw. $10-$12/yr. SG!

20G disk

2 cpu amd, 4 gb ram, 30gb disk 5TB/10 Gbps. Location: Vietnam

DISK 120

60gb disk

DISK 200

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Can I ask, does the $7/year plan get a free upgrade to add 30GB or more disk space?

I got the conclusion, that the ram upgrades are too high. If you had set 4gb ram per 25/30gb disk, it would be much less for 175gb nvme. Instead you give 48gb, that lift the price unrealisticly higher

CPU: Intel Xeon E5-2680v4 (28 cores x 3.6 Ghz) / Memory: 128 GB RAM / Disk: 1 x 960 GB SSD / 1 gbps or 10 gbps fair usage

Disk:

Additionally, our Windows VPS runs on Hyper-V virtualization, which does not allow overselling. Each vCore operates at the same clock speed as the physical CPU cores, ensuring consistent and reliable