Which VPS to use?

[in33dp1e]

I want to start using a VPS and was looking around Sythe and a few other sites.
I would really appreciate it if you guys could give me your opinions on the following VPSes and recommend any/all that you have/do use personally.

http://www.bottingvps.com/
http://www.photonvps.com/
http://www.gigatux.com/

And which OS should I use in the server? Does it matter? Which do you recommend?

 

[Kratom]

http://nosupportvpshosting.com/vpshosting.php
http://nosupportvpshosting.com/serverdetails.php

The best one I've come across so far, price vs available resources-wise.

$15/month for 8 cpu cores, 2GB RAM and 100GB of space.

It comes at a cost of limited support from their side but if you know what you're doing, you won't even feel it.

 

[RossDuggan]

I'd suggest getting a VPS from a member called The Black Tux. it's very reasonably priced (1 bot package) and i've never had any problems. Support is also very good.

http://ww2.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1200669

 

[Annex]

It all depends on how much you know, universally though more ram is better and less data transfer is better. If you don't need someone to babysit the server because you know how to use linux/unix/whatever then it will cost less than if you need a babysitter.

You would want a high ram package because the bot will use lots of ram and very little transfer as transferring clicks is a very small amount of transfer, and lots of runescape is decided locally which uses ram as ram is the fastest local transfer rate that is universal.

 

[bottingvps]

I want to start using a VPS and was looking around Sythe and a few other sites.
I would really appreciate it if you guys could give me your opinions on the following VPSes and recommend any/all that you have/do use personally.

http://www.bottingvps.com/
http://www.photonvps.com/
http://www.gigatux.com/

And which OS should I use in the server? Does it matter? Which do you recommend?

I'm the owner of bottingvps.com.
If you want , you can get a free 24 hours trial to try our VPS and decide if you like and prefer our servers.
Our servers comes with all bot clients Pre-installed and our customer support is available 24/7/365 via the live chat and the support tickets.
We will be more than happy to let you try the starter package.
We are always online so if you would like to take the trial , please don't hesitate contact us through our chatting system or via PM inside sythe.
If you prefer , contact me via skype and we can also make a voice call.
Kind Regards
Andrea

 

I'd suggest getting a VPS from a member called The Black Tux. it's very reasonably price (1 bot package) and i've never had any problems. Support is also very good.

http://ww2.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1200669

Thanks for the comment :love:

 

[Im_going_far]

Make sure you get window's vps, linux is horrible.

 

[Brendan]

If you wanted to give a cheap, Linux VPS a crack, check out yourdomaingoeshere. I can get 3 Powerbots going on the $9.95 option, 1, sometimes two on the $5 option.

 

[kmjt]

Get from this guy:
http://sythe.org/member.php?u=204813

Use centos if you are familiar with it; it is cheaper than windows. However keep in mind most botting clients provide updates to their windows users before centos users.

 

[FailedPure]

Get from this guy:
http://sythe.org/member.php?u=204813

Use centos if you are familiar with it; it is cheaper than windows. However keep in mind most botting clients provide updates to their windows users before centos users.

I concur. The Black Tux is great, he offers great customer support and it's really cheap. You will have no problems with him and he offers rsgp as a payment method

 

[in33dp1e]

Thanks for the replies guys... looking into it.

 

[Legualjuana]

Is there a permanent vps? Like instead of paying per month

 

[gtdarkpunisher]

No such thing as permanent VPS. These are expensive. People may offer discounts if you purchase 6 months +

Anyways check out my VPS! Cheapest price around.

 

Is there a permanent vps? Like instead of paying per month

Buy a cheap computer, never turn it off, put a UPS so it doesn't die if there's an electricity down, also expect your ISP to work always

 

[in33dp1e]

Buy a cheap computer, never turn it off, put a UPS so it doesn't die if there's an electricity down, also expect your ISP to work always

Yea, but aren't there some bad parts to this method?

1) Much larger initial investment required.
2) Cheap PCs generally (pre-made ones at least) are cheaply made and therefore tend to break eventually, esp. if running max # of bots (will wear out components quickly.
3) Spend $ for power, and since PCs cheap, use power-hungry components.
4) This kind of goes with #2: Aren't servers designed to be on 24/7 (except for maintenance)?

Just wondering..... The above is why I'm leaning toward VPSes.

 

Yea, but aren't there some bad parts to this method?

1) Much larger initial investment required.
2) Cheap PCs generally (pre-made ones at least) are cheaply made and therefore tend to break eventually, esp. if running max # of bots (will wear out components quickly.
3) Spend $ for power, and since PCs cheap, use power-hungry components.
4) This kind of goes with #2: Aren't servers designed to be on 24/7 (except for maintenance)?

Just wondering..... The above is why I'm leaning toward VPSes.

Yes, dedicated servers and VPS of course are 24/7.

But there's no lifetime renting.