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  • 29.78PER YEAR
    VIRTKVM
    RYZEN SKU# V0S-X4
    RAM 2944MB DR4 RAM
    CPU 3 Core CPU vCORE
    HDD 160GB SSD (NVMe)
    BANDWIDTH 4096GB BANDWIDTH
    IPs 1 IPv4
    DEDICATED IPv

  • @bigbiglike said:
    29.78PER YEAR
    VIRTKVM
    RYZEN SKU# V0S-X4
    RAM 2944MB DR4 RAM
    CPU 3 Core CPU vCORE
    HDD 160GB SSD (NVMe)
    BANDWIDTH 4096GB BANDWIDTH
    IPs 1 IPv4
    DEDICATED IPv

    I guess you big big liked this server and this is why you post it here? :trollface:

    Haven't bought a single service in VirMach Great Ryzen 2022 - 2023 Flash Sale.
    https://lowendspirit.com/uploads/editor/gi/ippw0lcmqowk.png

  • @Jab said:

    @bigbiglike said:
    29.78PER YEAR
    VIRTKVM
    RYZEN SKU# V0S-X4
    RAM 2944MB DR4 RAM
    CPU 3 Core CPU vCORE
    HDD 160GB SSD (NVMe)
    BANDWIDTH 4096GB BANDWIDTH
    IPs 1 IPv4
    DEDICATED IPv

    I guess you big big liked this server and this is why you post it here? :trollface:

    Yes, I'm ready to try it

  • I mean the one next to it at $26.62 for 50% more bandwidth is nice too, but...

  • @ahnlak said:
    I mean the one next to it at $26.62 for 50% more bandwidth is nice too, but...

    If you don't use up all the bandwidth, 2TB is enough, mainly because the hard drive is large enough.

  • For sure, it depends what your use case is. I'm waiting for something amazing, but I don't know what yet :lol:

  • @ahnlak said:
    For sure, it depends what your use case is. I'm waiting for something amazing, but I don't know what yet :lol:

    Is it a 90% off coupon? There was one last night but I missed it!!!

  •     wget -qO- bench.sh | bash
        TERM environment variable not set.
        -------------------- A Bench.sh Script By Teddysun -------------------
         Version            : [0;31;32mv2024-11-11[0m
         Usage              : [0;31;31mwget -qO- bench.sh | bash[0m
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
         CPU Model          : [0;31;36mAMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor[0m
         CPU Cores          : [0;31;36m2 @ 3799.996 MHz[0m
         CPU Cache          : [0;31;36m512 KB[0m
         AES-NI             : [0;31;32m✓ Enabled[0m
         VM-x/AMD-V         : [0;31;32m✓ Enabled[0m
         Total Disk         : [0;31;33m58.8 GB[0m [0;31;36m(4.9 GB Used)[0m
         Total Mem          : [0;31;33m1.7 GB[0m [0;31;36m(566.0 MB Used)[0m
         Total Swap         : [0;31;36m975.0 MB (14.8 MB Used)[0m
         System uptime      : [0;31;36m0 days, 16 hour 24 min[0m
         Load average       : [0;31;36m0.00, 0.00, 0.00[0m
         OS                 : [0;31;36mDebian GNU/Linux 12[0m
         Arch               : [0;31;36mx86_64 (64 Bit)[0m
         Kernel             : [0;31;36m6.1.0-27-amd64[0m
         TCP CC             : [0;31;33mcubic[0m
         Virtualization     : [0;31;36mKVM[0m
         IPv4/IPv6          : [0;31;32m✓ Online[0m / [0;31;31m✗ Offline[0m
         Organization       : [0;31;36mAS8100 QuadraNet Enterprises LLC[0m
         Location           : [0;31;36mLos Angeles / US[0m
         Region             : [0;31;33mCalifornia[0m
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
         I/O Speed(1st run) : [0;31;33m225 MB/s[0m
         I/O Speed(2nd run) : [0;31;33m755 MB/s[0m
         I/O Speed(3rd run) : [0;31;33m153 MB/s[0m
         I/O Speed(average) : [0;31;33m377.7 MB/s[0m
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
         Node Name        Upload Speed      Download Speed      Latency     
        [0;33m Speedtest.net    [0;32m926.58 Mbps       [0;31m673.97 Mbps         [0;36m59.34 ms    [0m
        [0;33m Los Angeles, US  [0;32m927.37 Mbps       [0;31m589.77 Mbps         [0;36m1.45 ms     [0m
        [0;33m Dallas, US       [0;32m931.64 Mbps       [0;31m404.79 Mbps         [0;36m34.95 ms    [0m
        [0;33m Montreal, CA     [0;32m400.43 Mbps       [0;31m309.30 Mbps         [0;36m81.86 ms    [0m
        [0;33m Paris, FR        [0;32m597.18 Mbps       [0;31m947.94 Mbps         [0;36m136.85 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Amsterdam, NL    [0;32m639.02 Mbps       [0;31m550.84 Mbps         [0;36m129.98 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Beijing, CN      [0;32m357.02 Mbps       [0;31m831.16 Mbps         [0;36m224.44 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Shanghai, CN     [0;32m3.82 Mbps         [0;31m786.76 Mbps         [0;36m255.40 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Hong Kong, CN    [0;32m2.44 Mbps         [0;31m0.51 Mbps           [0;36m211.14 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Singapore, SG    [0;32m167.46 Mbps       [0;31m720.33 Mbps         [0;36m175.87 ms   [0m
        [0;33m Tokyo, JP        [0;32m595.49 Mbps       [0;31m844.02 Mbps         [0;36m114.42 ms   [0m
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
         Finished in        : 5 min 36 sec
         Timestamp          : 2024-11-23 13:09:55 EST
        ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    
  • imokimok OG
    edited November 23

    What kind of not-yabs is that.

    Oh it's the good old bench.sh with weird formatting

    Thanked by (1)cybertech
  • @imok said:
    What kind of not-yabs is that.

    Oh it's the good old bench.sh with weird formatting

    I feel that bench.sh (speedtest.net official CLI) provides more stable measurements compared to yabs (public iPerf servers).

  • Any coupon update B)

  • KVM
    RYZEN SKU# V0M-XD

    5248MB
    DDR4 RAM

    4 Core
    CPU vCORE

    250GB
    SSD (NVMe)

    13952GB
    BANDWIDTH

    1 IPv4
    DEDICATED IPv4

    $60.78

    San Jose, CA

    Viva le Virbot !!

  • Still Alive :D

  • @VirMach I'm not sure if it has been asked before, but is it possible to group all the servers (both the existing ones and any new orders) under a single SolusVM account? And is it possible to access SolusVM directly through some login credentials instead of going via WHMCS?

  • @KernelPanic said:
    @VirMach I'm not sure if it has been asked before, but is it possible to group all the servers (both the existing ones and any new orders) under a single SolusVM account? And is it possible to access SolusVM directly through some login credentials instead of going via WHMCS?

    If memory serves I have asked the first question previously. The answer as I recall is, "Yes, but ...." As I recall there's a fee to do it and it makes it impossible to transfer them if you decide you want to do so in the future. The second question I believe is no.

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