well, this drama...my fault

brunuh

@HostSlick said:
Please check your account and Email Inbox

Thank you for your kindness, I have misunderstood you with some prejudice based on some former bad information.
I would make an apology for my sudden impulse and immaturity causing this drama
Have a nice weekend

HostSlick

@brunuh said:

@HostSlick said:
Please check your account and Email Inbox

Thank you for your kindness, I have misunderstood you with some prejudice based on some former bad information.
I would make an apology for my sudden impulse and immaturity causing this drama
Have a nice weekend

If you contact us via Support, we will in most cases find a solution
Wish you same, also have fun with the VPS and any of your upcoming projects.

InceptionHosting

@brunuh said:

@InceptionHosting said:
And that is the problem with basing everything on a single point in time fully synthetic benchmark.

So, are you questioning about the reference value of YABS?
Why majority of the E5 vps I have bought can have a average score around 500 (and they run normal)
This vps scores 250 and it acutually running quiet slower than those scores 500 vps.
I am saying facts, the relevance between test score and the running speed is just there, anyone can check it if they don't believe there is a real relevance
What are you saying about, man?

I am saying 1 benchmark in total on a shared resource environment is not indicative of average performance.

I am also saying that posting about that 1 benchmark on a forum expressing disappointment before so much as running a second benchmark or opening a ticket is odd.

Nothing more than that.

Personally I would have ran a few over a few hours then contacted the host to see if that is expected performance and if that response was poor then I MIGHT publicly express my disappointment (but probably not if it cost less than a cheap frying pan)

Neoon

@poisson said:

@Neoon said:
The question remains, why does a costumer need to let you know about an I/O issue of a node?

LOL. I totally see what you did there.

deank

Performance of VPS fluctuate. Doesn't matter how isolated each accounts are. In the end it is shared.

Therefore, benchmark of a VPS is ultimately meaningless. Whatever number you get, it's not the result that will hold up.

yoursunny

@deank said:
Performance of VPS fluctuate. Doesn't matter how isolated each accounts are. In the end it is shared.

That's why I only create drama thread when the server is totally and undeniably offline.

We scientists know that every experiment must be repeated 5 times!

Ganonk

maybe ./thread closed , Sir?

webmash

Love the new thread title

Janevski

@Ganonk said:
maybe ./thread closed , Sir?

It doesn't work, that way.

ehab

@yoursunny said:
...
We scientists know that every experiment must be repeated 5 pushups