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mraid29

Dedicated server hosting plans

Yes I'm aware there is a hosting discussion, it's not exactly helpful with dedicated servers or with my specific question

Im sorry this post is so long, im just making sure i get something that works this time, ive been screwed over too many times

https://www.reliablesite.net/dedicated-servers/quad-core-server/intel-core-i7-7700k-64GB

this plan right here looks extremely good to me, almost too good to be true and I would just like some feedback from some of you lovely folks on whether its actually good for what i need. if not do any of you have recomendations 150$ or less a month?

my server: Bungeecord network with 4 main subservers running paper, plugin heavy as they are very custom gamemodes each with 100 player count maximum, I'm not expecting to have any more than 50 on each server at once though, there is also one semi-vanilla server that needs only 10 players online max but will need more resources because of laggy Redstone farms and such. it will also be running spigot because paper is annoying with this sort of server. I want 2 hubs, they dont need to be crazy big because I'm going to be AFK kicking players from them. I also want a couple of dev test servers that only need a few player slots but can handle big plugins.

Specs:

Processor: Intel Core i7 7700K / 8 Threads / Clock: 4.2 Ghz X 8 / Turbo: 4.5 Ghz X 8 /Cache 8 MB 12,348 cpu bench speed

Memory:

CAPACITY TYPE SPEED ECC REGISTERED FULLY BUFFERED

64 GB DDR4 2133 Mhz No No No

Hard Drive:

DRIVE CAPACITY TYPE SPEED

Primary 512 GB SATA III SSD

Secondary 512 GB SATA III SSD

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theres no raid, i dont know what that is

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150 TB bandwith

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Dedicated 1GBPS port

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software is MYSQL

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they offer either IPv4 or IPv6 which is better for mc?

Posted Jul 16, 2020, 5:01 PM UTC

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someonions•

I would go with the INFRA-2 from OVH. When you configure it with 64gb of RAM it costs exactly $150.99/m. The CPU is basically the server equivalent to an i9 9900k with a higher clock speed.

https://www.ovh.com/world/dedicated-servers/infra/infra-2/

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mraid29OPManager@DiscMC•

I will certainly take a look, thank you :)

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voidcraftedgamingJay | PebbleHost.com•

Reliablesite is, at the very least, a legit company, the owner is also a decent guy.

As someonions said, OVH's INFRA-2 is also a great, similar deal.

Minecraft is essentially IPv4 only, you'll need to get an IPv4 address.

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mraid29OPManager@DiscMC•

thank you for the clarification about IP :)

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omit01•

I would look into Hetzner. We have a dedicated machine with a 9900K for a little over 70 euros a month. Works really smooth.

Our setup looks likes yours. Paper with Bungeecord. 4 servers in production and one for our build team. We also have around 80 concurrent players at maximum.

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mraid29OPManager@DiscMC•

thank you for the suggestion, they seem good but my entire team resides in the U.S so we are trying to find one hosted from either there or Canada :)

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omit01•

Oh, then Finland or Germany are not optimal. Good luck with the search!

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JustAnotherUser_1Accidentally destructive dev @ www.Keralis.net•

Hetzner customer here with US audience, ping isn't a problem.

AX40 NVME x2 Survival and Creative

So much cheaper going AMD, with excellent performance.

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Clumsicle•

If you're patient this may be an option, SoYouStart (child/brother company of OVH) has Game-3 servers that come into stock sometimes (you just gotta look daily). It's a great deal, i7 6700k, 64gb for $67 a month.

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