Anyone using Kimsufi

Has anyone here got a dedicated server from Kimsufi?

I am thinking of getting one (the 24G), and will run 3 VPS servers on it. One of the VPS will be windows for ScrapeBot. The other two will be for simple webhosting.

* Kimsufi Servers - KS-24G
* Intel i7 920 4x 2.66+ GHz
* 24 GB DDR3

Have looked around, and they seem to offer the best price/performance. I can get one from

Any reviews/comments/experiences would be greatly appreciated

Kimsufi is not highest level quality dedi. Standard ovh dedi servers are better, but if you will not host on this server very important sites it will be ok. If you want very stable dedi with better support than kimsufi try hetzner or ovh.

Why on earth pay for those stats?

That is W A Y more than you will ever use, and that is an understatement.

Xrumer, scrapebox, senuke, whatever, all of them can be run perfectly on WAY lower specs.

24 GB DDR3

DutchTrafficService this server cost ~ 80$ month So you have reason why

use justhost never know what that is anyway lol

@DutchTrafficService ... One of the reasons is the cost.

Seriously. I can get that server for $95 from a reseller (since I am no longer in the UK). That includes 15Tb @ 100Mbs. After that, pipe reduced to 10Mbs.

Running your own server is soooo much better than VPS (even though I will be splitting the server into my own multiple VPSes).

I have been looking into Kimsufi's fabled service, and I think the days of bad service are long gone. From what I gather, as long as you don't need hand holding and can do everything yourself, you should be fine.

Was also looking at VolumeDrive, and they too have the most amazing server prices, but they are currently sold out on the one I want. I might still use them for future projects though.

When I did some work with heavy programs, I have been recommended the kimsufi package you posted. This was back in the day when I ran bots for games, but I have since stopped as the creators have started banning. In that time the i7 could run about 26 bots that use 500mb-1gb of ram each (normally).