Community provider ReliableSite shared an offer on LowEndTalk a couple days ago and if you’re in the market for a cheap dedi, it deserves your attention!
- Get an AMD 3700X with 64GB of RAM, 2×512 NVMe drives, and 1Gbps unmetered with KVM in Los Angeles or Miami – instant setup – for $79/month!
This includes DDoS protection. And if you want more bandwidth, they posted pricing for dialing up from 2Gbps all the way to 10Gbps.
You might enjoy reading our interview with Radic Davydov, CEO of ReliableSite.
Looks pretty tasty and as of this writing, NYC Metro is already sold out. If you’re looking in Miami or Los Angeles, jump on this before they’re sold out!
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if you want more bandwidth, they posted pricing for dialing up from 2Gbps all the way to 10Gbps.