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A storage box is a VPS with a large amount of disk space. Renting a storage VPS on HDD gives you secure and scalable storage with the right amount of disk, RAM and CPU for your needs. Capacity can be increased at any time without investing in your own hardware. HDDs cost less per gigabyte than SSDs, so you get more disk space for a lower price.
| CPU | RAM | DISK SPACE | BW/PORT | IP address | CPUMARK* | PRICE/mo. |
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AMD EPYC Milan
1 Core @ 3.5Ghz
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2 GB RAM
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30 GB NVMe SSD | 1 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 1856 |
$9.50
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AMD EPYC Milan
2 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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4 GB RAM
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30 GB NVMe SSD | 3 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 2873 |
$17.00
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AMD EPYC Milan
4 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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8 GB RAM
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60 GB NVMe SSD | 6 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 4801 |
$34.00
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AMD EPYC Milan
6 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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12 GB RAM
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120 GB NVMe SSD | 9 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 9372 |
$54.00
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AMD EPYC Milan
8 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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16 GB RAM
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200 GB NVMe SSD | 12 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 11552 |
$76.00
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AMD EPYC Milan
8 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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24 GB RAM
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320 GB NVMe SSD | 15 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 14989 |
$103.00
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AMD EPYC Milan
12 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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32 GB RAM
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480 GB NVMe SSD | 20 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 18799 |
$148.50
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AMD EPYC Milan
24 Cores @ 3.5Ghz
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64 GB RAM
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990 GB NVMe SSD | 40 TB @ 1000Mbit/s | Up to 10 ipv4 | 38391 |
$295.50
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The same server for up to 4 times less
We compared a typical configuration with 2 CPU cores, 8 GB of RAM and 100 GB of SSD at the largest cloud providers. The longer the bar, the more resources you get for every dollar. At MangoHost the same server with NVMe storage costs $29 per month.
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MicrosoftAzure VM: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD @ 4Gbit/s network$115/month -
AmazonEC2 t3.large: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD @ 300 Mbit/s network$110/month -
Googlen2 / e2 compute: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD @ 1 Gbit/s network$100/month -
IBMCloud VPS: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD @ 1 Gbit/s network$90/month -
OVHcloud b2-7: 2 CPU @ 7 GB RAM @ 50 GB SSD @ 1 Gbit/s network$76/month -
Linode8gb: 4 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 160 GB SSD @ 1 Gbit/s network$58/month -
DigitalOceanDroplet: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD @ 1 Gbit/s network$42/month -
MangoHostCustom VPS: 2 CPU @ 8 GB RAM @ 100 GB SSD NVMe @ 1Gbit/s network$29/month
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HDD VS SSD VPS FOR VARIOUS STORAGE NEEDS
When it comes to choosing a Virtual Private Server (VPS), the type of storage used is a critical factor. This article compares Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and Solid-State Drive (SSD) VPS in terms of backup, storage, file garbage management, and read-only files.
HDD VPS
Pros: HDD VPS offers larger storage capacities at a lower cost. This makes it suitable for bulk storage needs, such as backups and storing read-only files. HDDs have a longer lifespan when it comes to read-intensive tasks.
Cons: HDDs are slower compared to SSDs, especially in read/write speed. This can impact the performance of applications that require frequent data access.
SSD VPS
Pros: SSDs offer faster data access speeds, making them ideal for applications requiring high-speed read/write operations. They perform better in environments where files are frequently accessed and modified.
Cons: SSDs are more expensive per GB than HDDs and typically have smaller storage capacities. They have a shorter lifespan in write-intensive environments.
So, the HDD VPS is more suited for backup, archival storage, and storing read-only files due to its cost-effectiveness and larger storage capacity. SSD VPS, on the other hand, is better for scenarios requiring high-speed access, such as frequently modified files or databases. The choice between HDD and SSD VPS depends on the specific needs and budget of the user.
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