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Hello Mc-Market, I am looking to upgrade my current hosting I have for my network, and I am requesting some help on which machine I should purchase. I am requesting some help on which machine I should get. I have around 40-50 players on my server.


Dual Intel Xeon 5420 2x1TB Preconfigured
2.5Ghz - 2 processors
8 Cores / 8 Threads 16GB DDR2 2x 1TB SATA • 33TB Monthly Transfer
• 5 usable IPv4 Address
• /64 IPv6 Address Block**
Xeon 5520 Preconfig 4x250GB
2.26GHz - 1 processors
4 Cores / 8 threads
16GB DDR3 4x 250GB SATA • 33TB Monthly Transfer
• 5 usable IPv4 Address
• /64 IPv6 Address Block**
AMD Quadcore 2TB Preconfig
3Ghz or faster
4 Cores / 4 threads
16GB DDR3 2TB Capacity * • 33TB Monthly Transfer
• 5 usable IPv4 Address
• /64 IPv6 Address Block**
AMD Sexcore Preconfigured 120GB SSD + 2x 1TB
2.7Ghz or faster
6 Cores / 6 threads
16GB DDR3 120GB SSD + 2x 1TB SATA • 33TB Monthly Transfer
• 5 usable IPv4 Address
• /64 IPv6 Address Block**

If someone can help me out here, it would be much appreciated thanks :)
 
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None of those will be good. If I correctly recognised the specs, thats Nocix. They don't have any DDoS protection, and with only a 1Gbps uplink, they would be vulnerable to just about every booter out there. So any kid that isn't happy with your server could take it offline several times, for as little as $4.

Edit: Might actually be wholesaleinternet, but they are just about the same, so all the above applies.
 
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None of those will be good. If I correctly recognised the specs, that Nocix. They don't have any DDoS protection, and with only a 1Gbps uplink, they would be vulnerable to just about every booter out there. So any kid that isn't happy with your server could take it offline several times, for as little as $4.
Do you have any host that you recommend using then?
 

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No, it is not. i5-3570s is. It has a faster single thread score which is what Minecraft relies on.
That one doesn't show up for me, so I didn't know it existed:

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Hello!

AlliumHosting can offer you the following (ordered best for Minecraft, top to bottom):

Intel Core i7-6700k
32GB DDR4
500GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps DDoS Protection
5 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
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85EUR/month OR 75EUR/month if you pay for 3 months up front (225EUR/3 months)

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Intel Xeon E3-1230v1
32GB DDR3 ECC
120GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
1 IPv4 Address
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
55EUR/month

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Intel Xeon E5-2670
32GB DDR3 ECC
240GB SSD
1 Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
2 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
60EUR/month

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https://www.kimsufi.com/us/en/servers.xml

Core™ i5-2300 Is the best one for MC. They are part of OVH, therefor the DDoS protection is virtually untouchable.
The i5-2300 isn't great for MC. It works, but it isn't anything special. I wouldn't recommend it for a 40-50 consistent player base.

As for the DDoS protection - OVH is still able to be taken down. Saying that it is "virtually untouchable" could mislead someone. It's probably better to say something like: "OVH's DDoS protection is untouchable by script kiddies, but definitely touchable by someone who knows what they're doing."
 
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Hello!

AlliumHosting can offer you the following (ordered best for Minecraft, top to bottom):

Intel Core i7-6700k
32GB DDR4
500GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps DDoS Protection
5 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
85EUR/month OR 75EUR/month if you pay for 3 months up front (225EUR/3 months)

===================

Intel Xeon E3-1230v1
32GB DDR3 ECC
120GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
1 IPv4 Address
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
55EUR/month

===================

Intel Xeon E5-2670
32GB DDR3 ECC
240GB SSD
1 Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
2 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
60EUR/month

665yQ4.png
[DOUBLEPOST=1480331529][/DOUBLEPOST]
The i5-2300 isn't great for MC. It works, but it isn't anything special. I wouldn't recommend it for a 40-50 consistent player base.

As for the DDoS protection - OVH is still able to be taken down. Saying that it is "virtually untouchable" could mislead someone. It's probably better to say something like: "OVH's DDoS protection is untouchable by script kiddies, but definitely touchable by someone who knows what they're doing."
Its not great, but its okay. An E3 would have been better but the i5 was more in a similar price range to the ones he was looking at.

Might have got a little carried away there, most have a favored host, mines OVH. Though as long as a decent firewall is setup, and the webserver isn't particularly vulnerable then it should all be good. In terms of bandwidth 480Gbps is about as good as it gets with a few exceptions and would be a real challenge to take down, even with amplified attacks. They also deal with internal attacks very quickly.

Might not be virtually untouchable, but without pulling out the big bucks, its about as good as it gets.[DOUBLEPOST=1480332998][/DOUBLEPOST]
Hello!

AlliumHosting can offer you the following (ordered best for Minecraft, top to bottom):

Intel Core i7-6700k
32GB DDR4
500GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps DDoS Protection
5 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
85EUR/month OR 75EUR/month if you pay for 3 months up front (225EUR/3 months)

===================

Intel Xeon E3-1230v1
32GB DDR3 ECC
120GB SSD
1Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
1 IPv4 Address
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
55EUR/month

===================

Intel Xeon E5-2670
32GB DDR3 ECC
240GB SSD
1 Gbps Network
210Gbps+20Gbps/ip DDoS Protection
2 IPv4 Addresses
Hosted in the Netherlands
---
60EUR/month

665yQ4.png
[DOUBLEPOST=1480331529][/DOUBLEPOST]
The i5-2300 isn't great for MC. It works, but it isn't anything special. I wouldn't recommend it for a 40-50 consistent player base.

As for the DDoS protection - OVH is still able to be taken down. Saying that it is "virtually untouchable" could mislead someone. It's probably better to say something like: "OVH's DDoS protection is untouchable by script kiddies, but definitely touchable by someone who knows what they're doing."
Its not great, but its okay. An E3 would have been better but the i5 was more in a similar price range to the ones he was looking at.

Might have got a little carried away there, most have a favored host, mines OVH. Though as long as a decent firewall is setup, and the webserver isn't particularly vulnerable then it should all be good. In terms of bandwidth 480Gbps is about as good as it gets with a few exceptions and would be a real challenge to take down, even with amplified attacks. They also deal with internal attacks very quickly.

Might not be virtually untouchable, but without pulling out the big bucks, its about as good as it gets.
 
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Its not great, but its okay. An E3 would have been better but the i5 was more in a similar price range to the ones he was looking at.

Might have got a little carried away there, most have a favored host, mines OVH. Though as long as a decent firewall is setup, and the webserver isn't particularly vulnerable then it should all be good. In terms of bandwidth 480Gbps is about as good as it gets with a few exceptions and would be a real challenge to take down, even with amplified attacks. They also deal with internal attacks very quickly.

Might not be virtually untouchable, but without pulling out the big bucks, its about as good as it gets.
With OVH you definitely get what you pay for. Cheap stuff, that is.
 

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With OVH you definitely get what you pay for. Cheap stuff, that is.
Its cheap yes. Network might not be the best, and the customer support isnt great. But everything else is fine and as long as you know what you're doing, it's rare to need to contact customer support. I've been using them for quite a while now, and will continue to do so, until I have the funds to colocate my own.
 

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Its cheap yes. Network might not be the best, and the customer support isnt great. But everything else is fine and as long as you know what you're doing, it's rare to need to contact customer support. I've been using them for quite a while now, and will continue to do so, until I have the funds to colocate my own.
They're definitely worth the money - no doubt, but for a use case like the OP describes, I wouldn't recommend anything less than SoYouStart. Kimsufi just isn't good enough to give 40-50 players a good experience.
 

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They're definitely worth the money - no doubt, but for a use case like the OP describes, I wouldn't recommend anything less than SoYouStart. Kimsufi just isn't good enough to give 40-50 players a good experience.
Agreed, though I looked at the ones he was thinking of buying and picked one that's alright and in the same price range.

With dedicated servers for MC. E3's are where its at, cheap yet powerful. But the cheapest I've seen is $45 most are in the region of $50-70.
 
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