Kimisurfs - New 2008 Range

[KennyX]

I clicked order on the £14.99 kimsufi but got the reloaded one (1gb ram, 250gb HD). Price seems to be £19.99 in the UK.

[SgtMajor]

I clicked order on the £14.99 kimsufi but got the reloaded one (1gb ram, 250gb HD). Price seems to be £19.99 in the UK.

Front page hasn't been amended yet, but when you try to order, all the order options are the same as the French one now, 5 kimisurfs to choose from (use the dropdown menu to choose).

[WarrenBuffet]

I clicked order on the £14.99 kimsufi but got the reloaded one (1gb ram, 250gb HD). Price seems to be £19.99 in the UK.

Front page hasn't been amended yet, but when you try to order, all the order options are the same as the French one now, 5 kimisurfs to choose from (use the dropdown menu to choose).

How many kimisurfs are used as torrent/ftp boxes? Im starting to think more than half.

[pro267]

I can't figure out why people are so excited about the 1GB RAM upgrade. When it comes to general torrenting, you can easily max out a 100mbit line using a Linux machine with 256MB RAM. The only time you're likely to see a difference in torrenting is when you try to create a new torrent, in which case it becomes a little bit harder to maintain a very high speed (>5MBPS upload/download), but that only takes a few minutes a day if at all.

The only major upgrade is in the HD space imho.

[predateur]

WHY !! they dont accepte paypal
my bad i pay 4x the price of this kimsufi for only 80gb and limited in BW !

[Theif]

I can't figure out why people are so excited about the 1GB RAM upgrade. When it comes to general torrenting, you can easily max out a 100mbit line using a Linux machine with 256MB RAM. The only time you're likely to see a difference in torrenting is when you try to create a new torrent, in which case it becomes a little bit harder to maintain a very high speed (>5MBPS upload/download), but that only takes a few minutes a day if at all.

The only major upgrade is in the HD space imho.

Well i am using kimsufi with 256gb ram. And when i download a torrent, i mostly get disk overload as soon as download speed reaches around 3-4 MB which eventually slows down the upload speed. Pardon me if disk overload has nothing to do with ram.

[slayer2005]

I can't figure out why people are so excited about the 1GB RAM upgrade. When it comes to general torrenting, you can easily max out a 100mbit line using a Linux machine with 256MB RAM. The only time you're likely to see a difference in torrenting is when you try to create a new torrent, in which case it becomes a little bit harder to maintain a very high speed (>5MBPS upload/download), but that only takes a few minutes a day if at all.

The only major upgrade is in the HD space imho.

Get some1 from the uk to order you one at 2x times the price!
Yhea your paying more but not as much more

[danio]

and your home connection is probably more than half as shite (might not be though, but dont know too many people with 50mbps line)

actually it has the same bandwidth (100/100) . but by all means, this is probably a very good seedbox .

[EyezSS]

OVH servers soon going to become oversold and might suffer fate like FDC. I hope i prove wrong as OVH provides most economical servers and most of us can afford it.

[SgtMajor]

UK OVH have updated their range:

http://www.ovh.co.uk/products/dedicated_list.xml

Much cheaper to buy from France if you can.

Check out their Kimisurfs though, rumour has it the XXl will be:

Le processeur est un Core2Duo cadencé à 2x2.53GHz. Il a 3Go de
RAM et 500Go de disque dur. Il est proposé à 46Euro HT/mois.
La même version en 2x500Go (RAID-0/1) est proposé à 56Euro HT/mois