Thread: Looking for dedicated help

Hi Im looking for dedicated server not shared not limited motnh limit and it must be 1gbps upload and download

what I looking is

CPU
atless Intel Xeon X3430 4x 2.8GHz or best intel Xeon X3440 4x (2x 2.9GHz)


Ram at less 8gb ddr 3

HDD I want 2 tb 2x1tb nıo raid software both will be independely each other so torrent and raring will be same time sperate HDD



this is what I want

I bought fdrom rapid speed one server Q-X2000 but upload speed 200 mbps so I took my money back

I told with leaseweb they not allow torrent :D so any one know good seller ? for dedicated

thanks

How much traffic do you need?

unmetered would be nice but I upload generreally 2tb each day

2TB/day -> 60TB/month. And where a lot of seedbox-providers resell servers from OVH, Leaseweb, SoftLayer and so on, 60TB/month is outta the question. Even OVH Lossless servers are limited to 40TB outgoing (outside internal network) so only name that springs to mind that might help you is 100tb.com

I ask leasseweb for 100 tb they not allow torrent 100 cpus so weak not good for me

Obviously English is not your native language, no problem there; but why keep pointing to LeaseWeb when I just said other providers might also not be able to help you except 100tb.com

Or you can hang around the OVH-forums and see if someone is selling his old unmetered Gbit...

so roughly 60TB bandwidth? If so, then I can work something out ;)

Next question is budget?

depends server if server is really good maybe I will buy money is not problem

dutch :D and thanks for comment :D I liked 100tb however thier cpu is so week I need to rar 50 gb true HD movies and genereally I download 25 30 true HD each day so rar speed must be fast forexample rightynow rapidspeed dedicated Im raring 140-160gb / hour I want this kind of fast or conneciton speed doesnt make any difrrent to me

Something sounds messed up... When you state you are gonna use a seperate drive for RAR'ing and you say that an i7 from 100tb is too slow, I kinda figure either your install was not done correctly or there was some kind of memory issue. I got an i7-2600K at home with 8GB RAM and it takes only about 7 minutes to RAR a BD-image of 30GB to default RAR-compression or aobout 250GB/hour...

Then again, you seem to have specific needs so you are looking at the i7 Xeons, c32 Opterons or even a dual Xeon setup to decrease your RAR-time; doesn't come cheap though, I'm guessing at least 150 Euro/month for this kinda setup but very possibly more because you need/want some kind of unmetered Gbit.