Anything better?

[MonkeyMouse]

Currently, I'm with SoYouStart and I'm paying 59 a month for this. They havnt went down at all and are doing great so far havnt needed there help yet just want to know if I can get this any cheaper and just to see what other people offer

Intel i7 4790K
Cores/Threads 4 cores/ 8 threads
Frequency 4 GHz+
RAM 32 GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Disks 240 GB SSD - Samsung EVO 840
Network card 1 Gbps
Bandwidth 250 Mbps
Traffic Unlimited
IPv4 1
IPv6 /64
Anti-DDoS Game Included

 

[Klanx]

I think Ian.D has some fantastic servers.

 

[ScottA]

I'll be sending you a Private Message shortly.

 

[Lachy]

I offer the following specs with a new promotion for $49.99:

Intel Xeon E3-1220v2 or higher
32GB DDR3 ECC RAM
2TB HDD RAID 1
Unmetered Bandwidth
3 IP Addresses

https://area52gaming.com/dhosting.html

 

[IThinkUFailed]

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While the unmetered 250Mbps is great not a lot of people will go through such bandwidth. Those that do it's definitely better to look towards OVH.

Currently, I'm with SoYouStart and I'm paying 59 a month for this. They havnt went down at all and are doing great so far havnt needed there help yet just want to know if I can get this any cheaper and just to see what other people offer

Intel i7 4790K
Cores/Threads 4 cores/ 8 threads
Frequency 4 GHz+
RAM 32 GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Disks 240 GB SSD - Samsung EVO 840
Network card 1 Gbps
Bandwidth 250 Mbps
Traffic Unlimited
IPv4 1
IPv6 /64
Anti-DDoS Game Included

You realistically won't get much better. The 4790K has great single threaded performance which Minecraft adores. You've also got SSD's I'm assuming two in RAID1? Not to mention you've got the option of a one-time payment for up to 16 IPv4 addresses. Not many hosts can offer that.

What I'm trying to say is - If it works for you, why switch? A lot of people chase after the lowest deal and hop around to keep getting lower but I'm not sure if it's worth it?

If you get a rock solid service then why potentially hop around and risk a poorer service?
The one thing OVH is lacking on is the support side of things but if nothing usually goes wrong then it's not usually an issue.

 

[MonkeyMouse]

I wasnt really looking to switch I just wanted to know what other people have and what there paying for if that makes sense