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Unfortunately it is not possible to pay quarterly, only monthly. Sorry!

We have some 1Gbps unmetered specials available for you heavy bandwidth guys! E3-1220v2-2TB-1GUNM Processor: Intel E3-1220v2 (4x 3.1 GHz) Internal Memory: 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz ECC Hard Disk: 2x 1TB 7200 RPM SATA III Network: 1 Gbps UTP Bandwidth: 1Gbps unmetered outbound/inbound...

Thank you very much for this glowing review! We use Seagate drives exclusively.

We do not carry the E3-1240 nor 500GB disks. The closest I can quote you is this: Processor: Intel E3-1230v2 (4x 3.3 GHz) Memory: 16GB DDR3 1600Mhz ECC Hard disk: 2x 1TB 7200 RPM SATA III Port: 1 Gbps UTP Monthly transfer: 100TB outbound This config comes down to EUR 169 / mo excluding...

We can provide software RAID0 at no additional charge.

Sure, both software RAID0 and hardware RAID0 can be arranged. Just make sure to have backups of your data, with RAID0 any drive can fail and you'll lose all your data. Correct, 1Gbps unmetered is EUR 199/mo per server.

Quick update on this. We've added FreeBSD, Debian and CentOS 5.x to our standard list of operating systems we can deliver the server with. If you have any custom requests we'd be happy to preload your server with any OS you choose (pending hardware compatibility ofcourse). Also, we have some...

Thanks! I'll pass your suggestion along.

Thanks! I'll pass your suggestion for adding Webmoney as a payment method along. We can pre-load the server with either CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu or Windows Server. We can also deliver the server without OS, giving you the opportunity to install your own OS through IPMI.

Hello, On behalf of 1000Mbps.com I'm pleased to introduce to you our new dedicated server lineup! 1000Mbps.com is run by a small group of fanatic employees. Our goal is to provide you with quality hosting services at an affordable rate. We do not resell or outsource our business, we own...

You will need to add the RPMforge repo: http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories/RPMForge#head-f0c3ecee3dbb407e4eed79a56ec0ae92d1398e01

If these apache processes are actually in use consider switching to either nginx or lighttpd in the near future. This will scale better as they are not based on a threaded model like apache, so you won't run in to memory consumption issues caused by apache threads when your site grows.

You should be seeing more info below that line showing what processes are using the most CPU. In any case, your CPU is currently 92% idle so if you're looking at CPU capacity alone you can grow 10 times before maxing out the CPU.