VPS ManagedHybrid.com - RDPs, SAS or SATA drives, from £25.00/month (Netherlands, UK)
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managedhybrid
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I got your PMs Fakie and everyone else in queue. I sent a bracket of trials today and will do more tomorrow. If you want to test NL now is the time. UK still pending on the controller. Anyone that has signed up to the UK is on the NL (while it is better).
jackjack: Is best to e-mail and I will respond quicker. I left ICQ running on my phone but after some time it disconnects me. I will try to work on that. At the moment it is not "fully-managed" but it will be soon.
jackjack: Is best to e-mail and I will respond quicker. I left ICQ running on my phone but after some time it disconnects me. I will try to work on that. At the moment it is not "fully-managed" but it will be soon.
managedhybrid
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trisengta: I have sent you a trial account & everyone else I have sent a trial account.
If for any reason you PMd me or E-Mail and I missed you just let me know and I'll make the account for you. I see many people do not have enough time to test the VPS. So I may run a special soon but first I have to pass it up by management here in Wj and see if its allowed. Talking about a week free w/o pay sort of deal, but we'll see how it goes with management first later on the week. The way it will work is simple, to avoid fraud or repeat clients; a real phone number would need to be provided to text a security code therefore giving you verification is you and not someone else.
That's the way I see it right now. More on this later and the UK controller.
If for any reason you PMd me or E-Mail and I missed you just let me know and I'll make the account for you. I see many people do not have enough time to test the VPS. So I may run a special soon but first I have to pass it up by management here in Wj and see if its allowed. Talking about a week free w/o pay sort of deal, but we'll see how it goes with management first later on the week. The way it will work is simple, to avoid fraud or repeat clients; a real phone number would need to be provided to text a security code therefore giving you verification is you and not someone else.
That's the way I see it right now. More on this later and the UK controller.
Sponge Bob
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Hey managedhybrid can i have a test account i dont want for uploading but just for personal use only.
Thanks & Regards
Thanks & Regards
managedhybrid
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SpongeBob: Will send you an account in 5-10 minutes via PM.
SpongeBob: Sent.
SpongeBob: Sent.
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Sponge Bob
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Wow these guys seem good 
Superb speeds i may say using this RDP will think on it to buy tho i dont upload.
Superb speeds i may say using this RDP will think on it to buy tho i dont upload.
managedhybrid
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follz: I will send you a trial account later on today. If there is anybody else who asked for a trial account but didn't get one just let me know by PM or e-mail. Is 4:35 PM EST right now follz in a couple of hours I'll get home and set an account for you there.
gasiunhan1501
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Hey! Tell me the different between
VPS #1 - SAS15K
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - SAS 15K RPM - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING ALLOWED***
and
VPS #4 - 6GBps
VPS #1 - 4GB RAM- 200GB - 6Gbps - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING NOT ALLOWED***
What is good for Rar/Unrar ?
What is good for DL/UL ?
VPS #1 - SAS15K
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - SAS 15K RPM - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING ALLOWED***
and
VPS #4 - 6GBps
VPS #1 - 4GB RAM- 200GB - 6Gbps - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING NOT ALLOWED***
What is good for Rar/Unrar ?
What is good for DL/UL ?
@gasiunhan1501
Difference between encode is the hard drive disks are capable of "surviving" the stress due to encodes (which most people do to convert bigger files into smaller ones). Encode is for people that use CPU resources heavily while also using the disk I/O to increase their speed.
Difference between encode is the hard drive disks are capable of "surviving" the stress due to encodes (which most people do to convert bigger files into smaller ones). Encode is for people that use CPU resources heavily while also using the disk I/O to increase their speed.
gasiunhan1501
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Hey! Sorry! Tell me the different between
VPS #1 - SAS15K
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - SAS 15K RPM - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING ALLOWED***
and
VPS #3 - 6GBps
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - 6Gbps - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING NOT ALLOWED***
VPS #1 - SAS15K
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - SAS 15K RPM - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING ALLOWED***
and
VPS #3 - 6GBps
VPS #1 -512MB RAM- 60GB - 6Gbps - 1GIGE PORT - WS2K8 - UNMANAGED ***ENCODING NOT ALLOWED***
managedhybrid
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The same information hosmY has said is the same for both of the VPS above.
Let me be a little more in-depth if possible. The difference between both servers are that their configurations of hardware are either more powerful or less depending on what they have. The NL server has less CPU power however the disks themselves are probably the most important thing they have. The disks themselves are fast and are able to keep up the speed for very long constant times.
A regular SATA II 7200RPM drive is considered "fast". However, that "fast" can be for 10 seconds...or a very long time. Depending on what your doing with that drive. What applications you are running. For one person that is using it, it can be fast. For others it may be the opposite. Just a hard drive alone has a certain "limit" that it can go to and usually a hard drive alone cannot be stressed out by multiple people at the same time. Which is why many people go for RAID0 or 5 etc (especially here). RAID0 gives it that "boost" however there is also downsides that many people do not account that for. RAID0 in my opinion and probably others are "dangerous" and should be used at "your" own risk. The reason I say "yours" is if your server, home pc, VPS is just "yours" alone and no one elses. Also meaning your the only one sharing that hard drive. Because once one hard drive fails on you, everything else does as well. The data is gone...finito!. There is ways to recover but is time consuming, expensive and a headache. So I would watch out for RAID0. Unless your doing something to keep that data alive. Like taking snapshots daily?
RAID10 for example what I offer. Is RAID1 (duplicate data = redudancy) and RAID0 (speed) ..however in this case you already have data being backed up TWICE once your downloading/uploading automatically. This is also done by a hardware raid. Not a software raid. Difference? Software RAID which most providers (here have, in Wj) is that. They get the speed but they sacrifice CPU power for it and other resources that affect the server. While hardware raid (HW) is expensive but doesn't use any other power from anyone else. And if their CPU or Motherboard fails on them. That means that the "RAID" will also be affected and in most cases they will lose their data. Blame their datacenter. Bad mouth them and say its their fault. When in reality is the owners themselves for not taking the necessary steps to insure things are safe. But nothing is 100% not even RAID10 is just a pre-caution. If people really wanted their data insured. They would make backups themselves as well. RAID10 is a must for VPS/RDPs etc.
So before I get more offtopic that is one of big things people avoid knowing. The NL server (SAS15K) have SAS 15K drives while the UK server (6Gbps) has SATA II 6Gbps drives. They are both fast. But in my opinion SAS 15K will out last 6Gbps any day of the year. Not that 6Gbps are any bad. But if you need a hardcore application such as encoding done SAS15Ks are for you. Amongst other things.
I would love to write you a book on how the good the bad of having these servers vs others and such. But the reason the prices are the way they are is because they are both different completely servers. But if you want to know "market-prices" just e-mail any popular datacenter and ask them how much this server costs. Ask for SAS drives (not SATA SAS) just 10K or 15K SAS drives, on that alone you will get a HUGE bill. Mention hardware RAID...huge bill. People don't realize my prices -> with what they have is a bargain. Just re-reading what I wrote..I may consider making a video Q/A. Because I like to go very in to detail.
Let me be a little more in-depth if possible. The difference between both servers are that their configurations of hardware are either more powerful or less depending on what they have. The NL server has less CPU power however the disks themselves are probably the most important thing they have. The disks themselves are fast and are able to keep up the speed for very long constant times.
A regular SATA II 7200RPM drive is considered "fast". However, that "fast" can be for 10 seconds...or a very long time. Depending on what your doing with that drive. What applications you are running. For one person that is using it, it can be fast. For others it may be the opposite. Just a hard drive alone has a certain "limit" that it can go to and usually a hard drive alone cannot be stressed out by multiple people at the same time. Which is why many people go for RAID0 or 5 etc (especially here). RAID0 gives it that "boost" however there is also downsides that many people do not account that for. RAID0 in my opinion and probably others are "dangerous" and should be used at "your" own risk. The reason I say "yours" is if your server, home pc, VPS is just "yours" alone and no one elses. Also meaning your the only one sharing that hard drive. Because once one hard drive fails on you, everything else does as well. The data is gone...finito!. There is ways to recover but is time consuming, expensive and a headache. So I would watch out for RAID0. Unless your doing something to keep that data alive. Like taking snapshots daily?
RAID10 for example what I offer. Is RAID1 (duplicate data = redudancy) and RAID0 (speed) ..however in this case you already have data being backed up TWICE once your downloading/uploading automatically. This is also done by a hardware raid. Not a software raid. Difference? Software RAID which most providers (here have, in Wj) is that. They get the speed but they sacrifice CPU power for it and other resources that affect the server. While hardware raid (HW) is expensive but doesn't use any other power from anyone else. And if their CPU or Motherboard fails on them. That means that the "RAID" will also be affected and in most cases they will lose their data. Blame their datacenter. Bad mouth them and say its their fault. When in reality is the owners themselves for not taking the necessary steps to insure things are safe. But nothing is 100% not even RAID10 is just a pre-caution. If people really wanted their data insured. They would make backups themselves as well. RAID10 is a must for VPS/RDPs etc.
So before I get more offtopic that is one of big things people avoid knowing. The NL server (SAS15K) have SAS 15K drives while the UK server (6Gbps) has SATA II 6Gbps drives. They are both fast. But in my opinion SAS 15K will out last 6Gbps any day of the year. Not that 6Gbps are any bad. But if you need a hardcore application such as encoding done SAS15Ks are for you. Amongst other things.
I would love to write you a book on how the good the bad of having these servers vs others and such. But the reason the prices are the way they are is because they are both different completely servers. But if you want to know "market-prices" just e-mail any popular datacenter and ask them how much this server costs. Ask for SAS drives (not SATA SAS) just 10K or 15K SAS drives, on that alone you will get a HUGE bill. Mention hardware RAID...huge bill. People don't realize my prices -> with what they have is a bargain. Just re-reading what I wrote..I may consider making a video Q/A. Because I like to go very in to detail.
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managedhybrid
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Thank you hosmY for the kind words. I checked the message in the morning as you know I made your account at 3-4:00AM EST my time and woke up 4hrs later for work.
and woke up 4hrs later for work.managedhybrid
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Yes that isn't a problem. I am open to customization if needed. E-mail me if you need a quote. managedhybrid@gmail.com
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