Cheap Custom Dedicated Server

[Unknown_]

1 or + GB RAM
1-2 core(s) @ 4 or + GHZ
30 or + GB SSD
Intel I7 or Intel Xeon E3
Budget: $20/mo

CPU is the key point.

 

[Fire]

You won't get a dedicated server with those specs. I think you're looking for a VPS.

https://nexril.net/vps might be a good place to look for a VPS that fits those requirements.

 

[Unknown_]

You won't get a dedicated server with those specs. I think you're looking for a VPS.

https://nexril.net/vps might be a good place to look for a VPS that fits those requirements.

Nexril nor any VPS is my fit. I need Ubuntu 17.10 also that's not available on their VPS hosting. I'm going to use it for a MCPE game server and I need 100% resource availability, no fair usage policies

 

[Severingcastle8]

Nexril nor any VPS is my fit. I need Ubuntu 17.10 also that's not available on their VPS hosting. I'm going to use it for a MCPE game server and I need 100% resource availability, no fair usage policies

You onow sometimes you can get a new version on request from places right ?

 

[Fire]

Nexril nor any VPS is my fit.

You won't get a 4GHz + CPU with 1-2 cores. You don't really find CPU's that are clocked at 4GHz with just a single or dual core. They are quad cores or higher. Asides no provider in there right mind would spend $500 + on buying a server with those specs and only put 1GB of RAM in there for $20 when they could put 32GB for not a great deal more and sell it for at the very least 3 times that much a month. It would likely cost them more to power the server than $15-20/m. Thats without considering the cost of IP addresses and bandwidth.

 

[Unknown_]

You won't get a 4GHz + CPU with 1-2 cores. You don't really find CPU's that are clocked at 4GHz with just a single or dual core. They are quad cores or higher. Asides no provider in there right mind would spend $500 + on buying a server with those specs and only put 1GB of RAM in there for $20 when they could put 32GB for not a great deal more and sell it for at the very least 3 times that much a month. It would likely cost them more to power the server than $15-20/m. Thats without considering the cost of IP addresses and bandwidth.

Well, my maximum budget is $30/mo.

 

[Fire]

Ubuntu 17.10

Also, not really a good idea to go with that. When picking a ubuntu OS, you should really be going for the latest LTS version which happens to be 16.04 currently until 18.04 comes out. LTS means long term support. They will stop updates for Ubuntu 17.10 mid 2018, whereas 16.04 will still be getting updates until 2021. There is also little to no benefit of using 17.10 over 16.04 anyway. Hence why most system admins don't really install the latest version, unless its an LTS one.

Well, my maximum budget is $30/mo.

In that case you might be an older dedi that could reach up to 3Ghz maybe a tiny bit over, pushing it a bit to get an SSD though. But a 4GHz+ server is considered quite high end, so you will either need to be paying at least $50-60/m or get a VPS.

 

[Unknown_]

Also, not really a good idea to go with that. When picking a ubuntu OS, you should really be going for the latest LTS version which happens to be 16.04 currently until 18.04 comes out. LTS means long term support. They will stop updates for Ubuntu 17.10 mid 2018, whereas 16.04 will still be getting updates until 2021. There is also little to no benefit of using 17.10 over 16.04 anyway. Hence why most system admins don't really install the latest version, unless its an LTS one.

In that case you might be an older dedi that could reach up to 3Ghz maybe a tiny bit over, pushing it a bit to get an SSD though. But a 4GHz+ server is considered quite high end, so you will either need to be paying at least $50-60/m or get a VPS.

Thank you for response.

 

[Lyphiard]

I'm going to use it for a MCPE game server and I need 100% resource availability, no fair usage policies

Well, my maximum budget is $30/mo.

If you’re willing to budge $10 on your budget, take a look at the I7-SSD-1-32 from SoYouStart. They’re currently having a sale, making it just under $40/mo.

You get an i7-4790k @ 4/4.4 GHz, 16GB of RAM, and 2x240GB SSD’s.

https://www.soyoustart.com/us/offers/1801sys16.xml

You might be able to split it with someone else to further reduce costs. Other than that, I don’t see any other company that can offer you dedicated CPU cores at your asking price.

 

[Chad Griffith]

Nexril nor any VPS is my fit. I need Ubuntu 17.10 also that's not available on their VPS hosting. I'm going to use it for a MCPE game server and I need 100% resource availability, no fair usage policies

You can just upgrade from the command line. Just install ubuntu 16

 

[Minemarc98]

Dedicated Server Supermicro 32GB:

• Dual Xeon X5660 2.8Ghz 6 Cores/12 Theards
• 32GB DDR3 1333Mhz
• Hard Drive 240GB SSD
• IPMI Free 24/7 access OS Re-installation
• Port 100Mbps
• All hardware is Company Owned Managed
• Bandwidth 10TB
• Free AntiDDoS Protection 100Gbps (TCP & UDP protection) (L3, L4, L7)
• Location Dallas, Texas

https://thebeasthosting.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=74
Price: 75$ - 65€

 

[Picturesque]

Dedicated Server Supermicro 32GB:
Price: 75$ - 65€

Budget: $20/mo