Dedi Server

[x42]

Guys,

I'm trying to figure out what would be a good dedicated server to go with. I searched forum but everyone seems to be talking about VPS and/or budget dedi servers.

My limit is ~1000$ /month.

So far I was thinking about either 100TB.com or giga-international.

Thanks!




~miniMagi

[MentaL]

[Jolin88]

What do you need it for

[Ron]

Softlayer? They offer great deals like double RAM & HD space and great discounts.

If you live near a datacenter it might be worth building your own server and paying monthly to host it. It'll save a lot of money in the long run.

[x42]

What do you need it for

Flyff v16 files

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Softlayer? They offer great deals like double RAM & HD space and great discounts.

If you live near a datacenter it might be worth building your own server and paying monthly to host it. It'll save a lot of money in the long run.

Hey! They look nice! Thank you :)

[Jolin88]

I'm not familiar with hosting flyff, but I did host other games before on dedicated server,
so I'm pretty sure you don't need nearly as much as 1000$ per month to host one, with 200 - 250 bucks you can get yourself a quad core with 8 GB Ram and 100 mbit line, that's more than enough for about 2000 player (in average)

you can get a good server pc here : Intel Atom | Hivelocity Hosting - Dedicated Servers - Linux Dedicated Server - Windows Dedicated Server - Dedicated Server Hosting

it has low bandwidth but the hardware is very cheap, a game server doesn't need exceptionally high bandwidth

you can get a quad core with 8 GB Ram and 500 GB HDD with 100 mbit line for under 200 usd there

[Ron]

Hey! They look nice! Thank you :)

Just a tip, get on support and talk to them before you rent a server. If you act like you're on a small budget they'll lower your bill. ;)

If you get a guy named Drew on support tell him RonRKH referred you. He is a buddy of mine on support @ the Dallas datacenter, he'll hook you up.

[x42]

Just a tip, get on support and talk to them before you rent a server. If you act like you're on a small budget they'll lower your bill. ;)

If you get a guy named Drew on support tell him RonRKH referred you. He is a buddy of mine on support @ the Dallas datacenter, he'll hook you up.

Haha! Thanks so much! :)
Really appreciate it.

[Phant0m]

Buy your own machine, or build it, and get a co-location on a local datacenter.
You will spend less than 1000 for sure, and if you rent a cabinet you can fit like 15 server for the same price.