Ragenode, previously GGNetworks.
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Ragenode, previously GGNetworks.
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High performance, consistent uptime and fast support. Minecraft hosting that just works.
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200+, do you consider that good or bad? What's your average ping from Malaysia to EU servers?Ping around 200+ms for Malaysia, I try out for my Vanilla Server.
Might upgrade soon
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Due to many errors with our servers, communication and infrastructure, we have supended new orders.
And no, this isn't the end for GGNetworks, this is simply brake. We will rebuild everything that wasnt working. ETA for this will not be provided, we will ask for a lock on this thread and we will request a unlock once we are done. We hope you give GG Networks a go in the future.
And no, this isn't the end for GGNetworks, this is simply brake. We will rebuild everything that wasnt working. ETA for this will not be provided, we will ask for a lock on this thread and we will request a unlock once we are done. We hope you give GG Networks a go in the future.
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We promised the community that we'd do a comeback, that we'd be able to offer the services that we originally were made to deliver on. We are now. After two years of consistent work, deciding how our infrastructure will look like, the pricing but most of all - how we would be able to offer the quality services that we once provided.
See, the reason to the break we took in early 2016 was that our quality on the services that we provided was going down - if I remember correctly we had one dedicated server, it was hosting everything. We quickly gained clients, made revenue. The issue was that the revenue generated wasn't close to enough for building a robust infrastructure, ordering more servers and so on. We suspended orders and could only allow people to order when someone else suspended their service, and of course, that didn't happen very often!
As a result, we were stuck. We were sold out and couldn't expand. Today we're different. Today we're leasing servers. Now, personally, I've never been the leasing guy, especially not when the price is already so low that leasing makes it even harder to survive in this market. However, our strategy is radically different from our competitors as of now. Our intention isn't to make a profit, not at all. Let me explain this using different stages. We're now in the first stage. Our goal is to bring in as many clients as we can. We're not hiding that, we're not even hiding that our intention for the first phrase isn't even making money. Our goal is to slowly increase the number of leased servers over some time until we feel like we're hosting enough of you that this won't collapse. We'll then slowly start accepting new orders, and maybe even migrate some users, to our new owned hardware. That's when we turn profitable.
Please note that this means that we have a very limited supply of our hosting services and that we're expecting them to be sold down fairly quickly. As of this being posted, we're operating on a single Xeon 5520 that's stocked with only 16GB of ram. We're not getting a second server too soon, and definitely not until we're out of stock. Therefore we ask you to act quickly for a chance of getting the servers you want as fast as possible. We can also provide Dedicated IP addresses, but those are very limited as well, so, therefore, you would have to contact us manually to get information about the current stock.
See, the reason to the break we took in early 2016 was that our quality on the services that we provided was going down - if I remember correctly we had one dedicated server, it was hosting everything. We quickly gained clients, made revenue. The issue was that the revenue generated wasn't close to enough for building a robust infrastructure, ordering more servers and so on. We suspended orders and could only allow people to order when someone else suspended their service, and of course, that didn't happen very often!
As a result, we were stuck. We were sold out and couldn't expand. Today we're different. Today we're leasing servers. Now, personally, I've never been the leasing guy, especially not when the price is already so low that leasing makes it even harder to survive in this market. However, our strategy is radically different from our competitors as of now. Our intention isn't to make a profit, not at all. Let me explain this using different stages. We're now in the first stage. Our goal is to bring in as many clients as we can. We're not hiding that, we're not even hiding that our intention for the first phrase isn't even making money. Our goal is to slowly increase the number of leased servers over some time until we feel like we're hosting enough of you that this won't collapse. We'll then slowly start accepting new orders, and maybe even migrate some users, to our new owned hardware. That's when we turn profitable.
Please note that this means that we have a very limited supply of our hosting services and that we're expecting them to be sold down fairly quickly. As of this being posted, we're operating on a single Xeon 5520 that's stocked with only 16GB of ram. We're not getting a second server too soon, and definitely not until we're out of stock. Therefore we ask you to act quickly for a chance of getting the servers you want as fast as possible. We can also provide Dedicated IP addresses, but those are very limited as well, so, therefore, you would have to contact us manually to get information about the current stock.
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We have ordered another server, this enables us to accepting new orders publicly again. We have huge plans that we'll make sure to announce once they're closing in, very limited stock as always. New orders will currently be deployed on a Intel Core i7-4770 in Finland with a very limited memory allocation. We'll be online in our chatting widget until the stock is sold out, feel free to start a chat and ask us anything that you might be wondering!
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No, if the goal here was to hide anything a new thread would have been created and this thread would have been locked. We made sure to keep the old thread for users to see what our clients has to say. If you have anything you'd like us to adress that you consider bad reputation I'd love to do that, because I do not know what kind of bad reputation you're referring to.
I'm aware of that, we're in no way affiliated with them though.
We don't though. As said, we're not affiliated with them in any way, shape or form.
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