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Here's a yabs for the flash deal:

Wow thank you for sharing this, network speed is very fast

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That makes a lot of sense. I am looking at some Ryzen servers which are actually cheaper than the Vultr High Freq 4 vCPU plan and provide the same base clock speed and more cores, and anywhere from 64

I'm not in-depth on how WP Rocket generates its cache. However, in the end, after everything is cached, core speed (with only a fractional difference), network latency, and I/O are the only things tha

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My only worry is that if pages take longer to load, the site will lose its already great google rankings. Server is running AlmaLinux 8, Apache, cPanel, WooCommerce w/ WP Rocket. All of those can take

Server is running AlamaLinux 8, cPanel, Apache, WooCommerce w/ WP Rocket.

Almost all of our VMs nodes run 2x 10Gbps uplinks these days. Most of the VMs can reach 10Gbps speeds. We just don't advertise it. It tends to attract a lot of abuse, and it's not guaranteed.

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Have you considered any port speed increases for these plans? Seems like 2.5/5/10gbps are becoming more common, especially with more premium providers.

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Disk : 157.4 GiB

Disk : 1.0 TiB

Disk : 24.9 GiB

Disk: 25 GB SSD + 1 TB HDD

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Hey, I noticed most of your plans on your site are unmetered bandwidth and 1GB port. What's the port speed / overage policy on this plan?

As in a https://www.speedtest.net/ server? No, we don't.