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VPS Soldiers | $3.50 | KVM | RAID 10 | North Carolina
VPSSoldiers
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VPS Soldiers aims to please, we have many plans to choose from for whatever your needs may be. All of our servers are configured in RAID 10 and have over 64GB RAM, and at least a 1Gbps connection. If you need something special feel free to contact us to see if we can provide you with what you need. VPS Soldiers is operated under VPS Solutions, LLC in the state of Kansas.
All plans have dedicated RAM and storage, CPU is shared.
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KVM 512 MB
512 MB RAM
1 Core
20 GB Disk Space
1 IPv4 Address
IPv6 Subnet (/64)
1 TB Bandwidth
$3.50/mo
KVM 1 GB
1 GB RAM
1 Core
30 GB Disk Space
1 IPv4 Address
IPv6 Subnet (/64)
2 TB Bandwidth
$5.00/mo
KVM 2 GB
2 GB RAM
1 Core
40 GB Disk Space
1 IPv4 Address
IPv6 Subnet (/64)
3 TB Bandwidth
$10.00/mo (using coupon "LET7" will drop the price to $7/mo)
Comments
Then why does when RAM double disk doesnt. If it's non-oversold it should keep the same ratio
Because the server is more limited on disk space than it is RAM.
That makes no sense.
If its non oversold the ratio should not change. Basically you oversell RAM
You must live in a world where servers can only have 16GB of RAM. I base this server off of 68GB RAM (sellable) and 1.6 TB of storage (sellable) though the physical server has more. If you don't like my plans stop trolling and move on.
No thats not correct. If you have 68GB then that's roughly a 25GB:1GB ratio of disk to RAM.
So something doesnt add up here
Because you assume I HAVE to stick to a ratio, did you ever consider that I want to fit enough people to pay for the hardware without overselling? Beings your web site has broken links and represents itself as a LLC without having a license maybe you should spend more time working for your "company" and less time trying to figure out other actual companies business plans. This will be my last response to you.
Do you support custom ISO install? Using solusvm or other panel?
Yes, though we don't keep the ISO's we delete them after the install has been completed.