Advin
Advin
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I have looked at using VirtFusion as a potential virtualization solution over at Advin Servers, but I ended up deciding not to. My opinion of VirtFusion: Honestly, VirtFusion is a great product. The interface is far better than anything I've s…
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(Quote) I'm honestly shocked that MaxKVM was able to recover from that whole situation :) They probably got some good discounts from DataPacket https://bgp.he.net/AS399686
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(Quote) Thanks for the mention, I don't think we can do Ryzen servers under 8GB of memory unfortunately :'( We used to have 1-4GB Micro KVM servers in Germany with 5950X but we stopped selling them a while ago
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Those disk speeds are fine, assuming you're running RAID1 or single disk. It's normal for a single low capacity (<=250GB) SATA SSD to run at those speeds. I've noticed that 250GB SSD's and below have especially low throughput …
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(Quote) Yes, if you run a decently sized hosting business that does some form of VPS or dedicated servers, there's probably a decent chance that you've been contacted by some law enforcement agency from some country at some point. (Quote)…
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(Quote) The reason why I'm doing RAID0 is for the speed, not necessarily for having all of the space available to me. All of the data & configurations are backed up to Google + none of the personal projects/websites/etc I'm running are…
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HDD's aren't destroyed, damaged, or even impacted by Chia. HDD's are usually ok to buy used as long as they have low power on hours. Chia destroyed SSD's and NVMe's because of the high amount of reads/writes that are requir…
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OneProvider is just a reseller. They resell OVH, Psychz, Online/Scaleway, WebTropia, and so much more. Their support is lacking and sometimes they falsely advertise/are a bit misleading but they're overall ok. They get reseller discounts which…
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(Quote) I usually prefer using Debian 11, allocating all space to root, and then installing Proxmox on top. It's much easier than dealing with ZFS (only option via Proxmox ISO for RAID) or the weird partitioning Proxmox does :)
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(Quote) Enterprise drives are becoming a lot cheaper, most drives 10-12TB+ are NAS/enterprise already. If you're fine with refurbished, you can get 16TB's for as low as $180 and 14TB's for as low as $150 :) Refurb: https://www.amazo…
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(Quote) Another note, you don't need a Turkey gift card or credit card to get the discounted pricing. You don't even need a VPN. If you set your country to Turkey at checkout, you can use a regular Visa credit card without needing a VPN.
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(Quote) Small note, Hetzner Auction has much better storage deals with no setup fees starting at 1 euro per TB. https://www.serverhunter.com/#sort=price_per_hdd_capacity&sort_dir=asc
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I won't lie, I preferred the previous website more :anguished: Looks too generic now
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I have a question, @VirMach, do you even sleep? You work damn hard from what I've gathered so far in this thread, jesus. I can't even begin to fathom the volume of tickets that you've probably gotten so far.
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We accept most crypto's: https://advinservers.com/vps BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, and some others are accepted :)
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We do meet your hardware requirements (2 vCPU/10GB Memory/60GB NVMe in LA for $8/month) but unfortunately I don't think we meet your reliability/support requirements since we're still new/are only a 2 person operation :'( Netcup migh…
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You can probably proxy through a Scaleway VPS for free traffic :p
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(Quote) Your initial PM sounds like a demand instead of a request. To be fair to you, it could have been "lost in translation" if English isn't your first language, but it overall most likely came across as rude to HostSlick
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(Quote) You can only use the coupon in July and any services bought with the coupon will lose the discount at the end of 2022. So, if you bought a 5900X 128GB config for $129/month with the coupon code in this thread, it'll go back up to $200/m…
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(Quote) Here's a little explanation on why it's free: There's this new thing called Flux, it's a crypto scheme that runs benchmarks (CPU, Disk, etc) and it requires you to perform above a certain threshold in order to get particu…
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Honestly, I feel like LES should allow providers to post offers for ranges of products which might include something that isn't in the price range but must include something that is within the price range. For example, let's say we had th…