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4v/6v dedics here (I promise local hosting to my clients) can cost almost like 1u colocation, and come with not so much ram and storage.

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But coming soon network 100% uptime and more powerful just need migrate to colo

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I wouldn't bother with colo, once hardware dies you face downtime. The benefit with current specs isn't much compared to older rented dedis, while you can get multiple of those for the initial investm

That would be ideal for some small colocation cages. Bring into each 3x60A service, with 3-6x 7kw cooling capacity AC units, those new inverter R32 units are super cheap. 33kw power budget inc. coolin

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I need more than 60 cheap gpu cloud servers with graphics cards above 3060 and A4000. The cheaper the better. Anybody got one

I've got some spare equipment in Sydney, Australia. Shoot me a message or email [email protected] and I can share specs and cost + colo cost with us

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could end up being cheaper than getting a colocation, while also coming with extra benefits like unlimited bandwidth and having the whole port for myself.

If you live in a city with lots of datacenters you could do a reverse proxy to your home for the server using a cheap VPS. DCs in Chicago on my connection are sub 1ms ping.

to note is to make sure your build is within the colo centers amp limit when under load and not just at idle.

First thigs that jump to mind for colocation:

You can typically have the server you buy shipped directly to your colo provider. I also recommend you ship them/drop off - At least one spare drive, and spare RAM. Most colo providers won't give you

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