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Thread: Help me Purchasing a 1 Gbit seedbox

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    if you would like a us giga, i suggest layered tech or softlayer. I personally have had both and loved them though i prefer softlayer being that thay offer unmetered private bandwidth.

    If you after a eu giga your gonna pay an arm and leg IMO, though i suggest http://sologigabit.com/

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkness View Post
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    lol, why the hell do you people care he gets a Gbit or 100Mbit? Its his choice, hes got a need for speed, and he should fulfill it
    It's called advice. He clearly states he wants the box for buffering accounts, data usage outweighs speed in this case and a 100mbit box with more than 5TB/month would be cheaper and more useful for his purposes. The 1gbit option is the retarded option in this case.
    1Gbit will get the job done faster and more efficiently not to mention uplinks from are cheap

    Quote Originally Posted by whiteboy View Post
    Hivebox has 4tb transfer GB box with 100GB HDD for 90 euros. Or 130 bucks

    http://hivebox.net/plans.html
    Oversold
    what do you mean by oversold, i was hoping to get one of those
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    Quote Originally Posted by t0mmy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by darkness View Post
    /me pees on Me<3You

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    It's called advice. He clearly states he wants the box for buffering accounts, data usage outweighs speed in this case and a 100mbit box with more than 5TB/month would be cheaper and more useful for his purposes. The 1gbit option is the retarded option in this case.
    1Gbit will get the job done faster and more efficiently not to mention uplinks from are cheap

    Quote Originally Posted by whiteboy View Post
    Hivebox has 4tb transfer GB box with 100GB HDD for 90 euros. Or 130 bucks

    http://hivebox.net/plans.html
    Oversold
    what do you mean by oversold, i was hoping to get one of those
    Oversold as in, to many people are on 1 box and you wont be getting the speed that you pay for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galva View Post
    The 1gbit option is the retarded option in this case.
    : D haha

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    Thanx all for ur advice,if u got more links to help they are appreciated
    And yeah actuallyi i want to try both 1Gbit and 100 Mbit so thatz not the problem,I also appreciate them advice me to go for 100 Mbit

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    For that price you will find only 1gbit shared (what is very bad) I offering you vectoral. Was using leaseweb and softlayer and stoped @ vectoral - they are best.
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    1gbit= 125mb upload and 125mb download

    100mb= 12 mb upload and 12 mb download.

    Depends all on what package you get.

  9. BitTorrent   -   #29
    Quote Originally Posted by Vercors View Post
    Several dozens of MB/s, but probably not often
    Oo

    the limit is the cpu and the harddrive...

    you need a very fast scsi raid with many harddrives to keep up with the writings/readings... bw is not everything

    or you can just save your files to /dev/shm lmao
    Last edited by yayyyyyy; 12-05-2007 at 11:11 AM.

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    You don't need a gigabit port

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