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Can you add extra ram to any of the vps' without having to upgrade to a higher service?
 
Hello if i order now , can you provide me rdp details instant ?

Once order the VPS is deliver. You can setup windows or let us do it. Open a ticket and we will setup it for you the same day.

Guys, I need to run Scrapebox, GSA SER and Captcha Sniper. Would Windows 100 Budget (1 CPU, 1GB RAM and 100 Mbps) be enough? Also is it worth to go for 1000mbps? Is there a significant difference in GSA/Scrapebox performance on 1000mbps connection when compared to 100mbps?

1GBPS seems little. GSA Ser work fine with 1GB but if you have many project you won't have enough.
Also if you go low in RAM you may go swap disk and you VPS will be slower.
1000 Mbps can improve download speed and get bettter LPM

Looking to get a VPS from you.
Can you post SpeedTest for Dallas location?
Will you be getting Las Vegas in stock again?

There is one above with very good speed, and to please some other BHW member the ping was 20 ms and so wasn't in the same network/datacenter or close network

Can you add extra ram to any of the vps' without having to upgrade to a higher service?

Yes you can upgrade Ram/CPU/IP/Disk at any time without upgrade to higher service and without loosing data.
A shutdown is need for apply the new features.
A downgrade is not possible for disk without maybe get data losing so we refuse a downgrade on disk without reinstalling
 
i tried to order a Windows VPS, not sure what I did but I got a blank page.
 

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i tried to order a Windows VPS, not sure what I did but I got a blank page.

Not sure why. We use WHMCS Bridge for WP and i think it's a session bug from this plugin.

You can order from theses URL if you don't want clear your cookies :

SATA France :
http://clients.iconvergence-maroc.com/cart.php?gid=23&languague=English&currency=3

SATA DALLAS :
http://clients.iconvergence-maroc.com/cart.php?gid=29&languague=English&currency=3

SAS France : (best for SEO)
http://clients.iconvergence-maroc.com/cart.php?gid=24&languague=English&currency=3

STORAGE / BACKUP / SEEDBOX :
http://clients.iconvergence-maroc.com/cart.php?gid=28&languague=English&currency=3
 
hnmfvnxe, I've been doing speedtests since I first purchased a VPS about a week ago maybe a little longer? Initial tests were coming in at 575 down 375 up. A test from 2 days ago was 545 down 332 up. A test tonight just now was 425 down 261 up. Doing 1 test at a time not a bunch and averaging or grabbing best one. I wholly expected the throughput to start edging down to an industry standard "nominal" rate as the servers start filling up but I've been curious to track it and will continue to do so. I purchased the 4GB/4Core 160GB storage VPS from Dallas and the price is head and shoulders cheaper than any competitor out there. So far everything has been rock solid. The only question is if provider plans to eventually overcrowd us to make up for the obnoxiously low price. If it (solid performance and stability) doesn't last, I'll be content in saying I enjoyed it while it lasted and move on. So far I can say (to best of my knowledge) that this is categorically the best Windows VPS deal available right now.
 
hnmfvnxe, I've been doing speedtests since I first purchased a VPS about a week ago maybe a little longer? Initial tests were coming in at 575 down 375 up. A test from 2 days ago was 545 down 332 up. A test tonight just now was 425 down 261 up. Doing 1 test at a time not a bunch and averaging or grabbing best one. I wholly expected the throughput to start edging down to an industry standard "nominal" rate as the servers start filling up but I've been curious to track it and will continue to do so. I purchased the 4GB/4Core 160GB storage VPS from Dallas and the price is head and shoulders cheaper than any competitor out there. So far everything has been rock solid. The only question is if provider plans to eventually overcrowd us to make up for the obnoxiously low price. If it (solid performance and stability) doesn't last, I'll be content in saying I enjoyed it while it lasted and move on. So far I can say (to best of my knowledge) that this is categorically the best Windows VPS deal available right now.

Thanks for that cowboyseonoob. I agree specs/prices seem great. I will give them a try once my current VPS service is up.
 
These prices are great. Lock me in for two 2GB VPSs please!

Edit: Added you on Skype for a quick question.
 
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hnmfvnxe, I've been doing speedtests since I first purchased a VPS about a week ago maybe a little longer? Initial tests were coming in at 575 down 375 up. A test from 2 days ago was 545 down 332 up. A test tonight just now was 425 down 261 up. Doing 1 test at a time not a bunch and averaging or grabbing best one. I wholly expected the throughput to start edging down to an industry standard "nominal" rate as the servers start filling up but I've been curious to track it and will continue to do so. I purchased the 4GB/4Core 160GB storage VPS from Dallas and the price is head and shoulders cheaper than any competitor out there. So far everything has been rock solid. The only question is if provider plans to eventually overcrowd us to make up for the obnoxiously low price. If it (solid performance and stability) doesn't last, I'll be content in saying I enjoyed it while it lasted and move on. So far I can say (to best of my knowledge) that this is categorically the best Windows VPS deal available right now.

These speeds are far above 1Gbps speeds. A 10Mbps line will read 12.5 Mbps on Speedtest.net at top speed. A 1Gbps line will read 125 Mbps on Speedtest.net at top speed. Speedtest.net measures Mega-Bytes while network ports are in Mega-Bits. 8 Bits = 1 Byte.

Just doing a Speedtest without selecting a location finds the closest "ping" which often times in on the same network or across the street. In order to get "real" testing you need to select locations much further than the closest "ping" as your traffic isn't going to be coming from across the street and you're not going to be downloading or uploading in such close proximity. You must find places with ping times at least greater than 10ms or hundreds of miles in distance to get a true idea of the network speed. You're getting false information by checking download and upload speeds from the closest server.

The speeds you're logging are not accurate. Do some speedtests from servers in Chicago, LA, NY and other locations, then average those for a better idea of your real network speed.

Most hosts won't tell you this because they want you to believe you're seeing these kinds of speeds and afraid what you might find if you understand the difference between bits and bytes and figure out that closest ping shouldn't even be considered as a valid test.
 
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These speeds are far above 1Gbps speeds. A 10Mbps line will read 12.5 Mbps on Speedtest.net at top speed. A 1Gbps line will read 125 Mbps on Speedtest.net at top speed. Speedtest.net measures Mega-Bytes while network ports are in Mega-Bits. 8 Bits = 1 Byte..

That's totally false. Value are in Bits in speedtest.net.
It's even write in the middle of the speed meter image while testing.

For the rest it's ok, 100Mbps = 100/8 for get bytes = 12.5 M/bytes sec.

So Speedtest is as show speed in BITS and not BYTES and as all hosting provider ads network speed of their VPS show speed in Bits
When you said you have a lan at 1Gbps as for your lan network it's 1 Giga bits /sec (so 125 M. bytes/s)

When you said you have 8 mbps internet it's 8 M/Bits second and it's generally ATM speed so it's lower but Telco love put ATM speed for show bigger number.
So it's about 1 Mega BYTES / sec

The speeds you're logging are not accurate. Do some speedtests from servers in Chicago, LA, NY and other locations, then average those for a better idea of your real network speed.

That's true, however that's means you need check quality hosts. When test speedtest.net in USA too many speedtest.net are extremly slow.
There is a lot of many "operator" without more than 1 Gbps link and the speedtest will more look how much free bandwidth they will have on their pipe than the test of the server.

If you look at the Dallas VPS test it's seems totally good test, 22ms, not same network (seems far enough, 22ms was like NY or Atlanta maybe?)
Regarding other comment for quality of test from several time, i doubt a lot it use the same speedtest server except if he don't close his browser

You reply several time in this thread and always show a curl test. You always said it's was slow. First CURL just do 1 concurrent thread download and you speed test was in BYTES not BITS. Showing about 80Mbps from USA to France test if i'm right. Well not bad at all i think. If you do several concurrent download you will get higher speed. It's what do speedtest, start several concurrent download in same time.

For real test it's not a curl or any speedtest.net that's will display quality of the network.
Curl because it's just one download thread, speedtest because you don't known the quality of the test server.

You need test with program like iperf from other datacenter with testing several time of the day and look each time if download speed look stable. But that's beyond most user capacity.
If anyone interrested we can perform some real test and see real result.

To be totally honest, let's said speedtest return 300, 500, 800 Mbps is quite useless because it isn't going show real speed of your application. If you do GSA ser, you will never use more than some 200/300 mbps in peak and on average you are under 100 mbps.

If you look at 1 concurrent thread download on amazon, mega or such, you will NEVER reach 900 Mbps on any hosting just because of distance between the two server.

EDIT SPEED TEST :

Ok just done fast test ON internet from the Storage VPS plan (seedbox) upgrade to 2GB ram (they are good as 200W plan) :
France to UK (easterbourne) : more than 400 Mbps : http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3272994601
France to Germany (frankfurt) : more than 400 Mbps : http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3273013941 (leaseweb)
France to Luxembourg : more than 400 Mbps : http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3273002692
France to USA/Washington : About 370 Mbps DL / 250 UL : http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3273027364 (softlayer)

Quality may varies between time of the day (now it's busy it's going heavy time use of internet 7pm to 23pm) and also on destination server backbone.
So to response to those how said it's local network, number from customer said 400Mbps wasn't local network too.

NOTE on COMPETITOR SPEED TEST :
If you saw any competitor show same stats tell me since they only show neighbor test for 90% of them i saw. If i saw next door neighbor datacenter it's 900mbps 24x7 (anyway you can get sometime for near peering same result as well ;)

Note : For do a good speedtest you need at least 2 core, look at cpu, when i done my test with chrome all cpu was use with 1 core at 3.3ghz
 
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The speed is very slow.

I m on Windows 1GB VPS in Dallas, tried couple of tests, the results are all similar.

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I have added you on Skype. Need to discuss few things.
 
The speed is very slow.
I m on Windows 1GB VPS in Dallas, tried couple of tests, the results are all similar.

Will install a test vps since datacenter in Dallas have 80 Gbps backbone and use less than 40 Gbps.

Is the 20% discount for the first month only?

it's lifetime discount, every month
 
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Purchased Windows 200W SAS.
One thing I must say that OP is really good on providing support. I have asked many noobish questions and he is responded positively to each and every question. :)

Thanks and wishing you good luck with your services here on BHW mate. :)
 
Where are located the servers?

Usa Las Vegas DC Backbone is composed of :
TW Telecom / NTT / Cogent / HE with multiple 10Gbps link


Usa Dallas DC Backbone is composed of :
nLayer, Zayo, Cogent, CoreX for a total of 80Gbps


French DC Backbone is composed of :
Telia, TATA, Level3 + private peering with multiple 60Gbps and 10Gbps link.

Second French DC is Telia and Cogent with 2*10Gbps Link


German DC Backbone is composed of :
TELIA, Level3, HE, DTAG, Cogent + Peering with Multiple 30Gbps and 10 Gbps Link
 
Do you allow torrent download in your vps? Gonna download torrents for personal use :)
 
Do you allow torrent download in your vps? Gonna download torrents for personal use :)
Yes allow on French VPS

NEW BETA PLAN

NEW BETA PLAN #1 :

We will launch a jingling VPS offer with special configuration.
Server will be in USA / Las Vegas

Configuration and price will be :

100W Budget Jingling LA :
1 GB RAM
20 GB HDD SSD RAID 0
100 mbps Unlimited Transit
1 dedicaced IP
1 CPU Core
Windows 2008 R2
$8.95/month
$7.95/month (prepaid 3 months)
$6.95/month (prepaid 6 months)
$5.95/month (prepaid 12 months)

Stock will be limited for 15 VPS in Beta period.
Order will be avaible directly from our website.
Delivery end of next week or next week

NEW BETA PLAN #2 :

We will launch another special plan for Windows again.
France/Germany datacenter.

Configuration and price will be :

100W Budget NAT :
1 GB RAM
30 GB HDD SATA RAID 1
100 mbps Unlimited Transit
1 public shared ip
1 CPU Core
Windows 2008 R2 / Windows 2012
$6.95/month
$5.95/month (prepaid 3 months)

Stock will be limited for 10 VPS in Beta period.
Order by pm me or open a ticket on our website
Delivery will start tomorrow
 
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