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I need a VPS that will allow me to run RSBots.net bots. Right now, I own a 512 MB Virpus bot that only allows me to run 1 bot. I was originally going to purchase another 2.5 GB VPS from RSBotVPS, but unfortunately, they stopped taking PayPal payments.

Can anyone recommend me another VPS with a review of it? Thanks.
 
Http://www.PhotonVPS.com

Pretty much the same as Virpus, just it runs Java correctly. You have to buy the Xen packages to get it to work, but my Xen Warp 2 ($26/mo) can run like 7 accounts at once.

If you need help setting it up, I'd be happy to help. Let me know via PM. I've set up about 5 so far.
 
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Http://www.PhotonVPS.com

Pretty much the same as Virpus, just it runs Java correctly. You have to buy the Xen packages to get it to work, but my Xen Warp 2 ($26/mo) can run like 7 accounts at once.

If you need help setting it up, I'd be happy to help. Let me know via PM. I've set up about 5 so far.
It's only 1 GB. How can it run 7 accounts?
 
I use the same one KeroKeroCola uses. It's a great VPS. It's a crazy thing.
 
Thanks for the info guys.

What about the IP addresses? I mean most VPSes have the same IPs... won't jagex associate one account to another and keep and eye on it?

Sorry noob here. :D
 
I don't know why people keep saying VPS's share IP's. I haven't heard of a single host that doesn't provide at least 1 dedicated IP.

This isn't shared hosting, I don't think it's even possible for VPS's to share IP's.
 
It's only 1 GB. How can it run 7 accounts?

It's burstable. It also varies on the bot. I can get 4-5 sorc gardens or 7 thievers on it, because thiever takes less RAM. The only time I actually went to 7 thievers was just to test it out... it crashed after 8 ;)
 
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It's burstable. It also varies on the bot. I can get 4-5 sorc gardens or 7 thievers on it, because thiever takes less RAM. The only time I actually went to 7 thievers was just to test it out... it crashed after 8 ;)
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OP, I checked out Viprus and so far the cheapest I could find was $5/mo (512/ 2048). You DON'T reccomend people to take it up? I have above basic linux knowledge so setting up would be fine if I can find guides on it.

The thing is that I just want to try out VPSs since its my first time. That's why I'm so stingy on my budget. I just wanna see if it's my cup of tea since I do have 1 extra laptop 2GB ram to run it on...

I did a quick calculation (which is most probably not correct at all) lol and i came to a number that running a macbook 2.0ghz 24/7 would cost me USD$7/mo while purchasing a VPS would cost me USD$10/mo (a well known decent seller)

Is this true? Or I'm I totally getting it wrong?

If you guys need the local website that I got my conversion from, I can provide it to you. It's the official website for our country's electricity.

Thanks in advance. I'm torn between these two for quite some time :P
 
OP, I checked out Viprus and so far the cheapest I could find was $5/mo (512/ 2048). You DON'T reccomend people to take it up? I have above basic linux knowledge so setting up would be fine if I can find guides on it.

The thing is that I just want to try out VPSs since its my first time. That's why I'm so stingy on my budget. I just wanna see if it's my cup of tea since I do have 1 extra laptop 2GB ram to run it on...

I did a quick calculation (which is most probably not correct at all) lol and i came to a number that running a macbook 2.0ghz 24/7 would cost me USD$7/mo while purchasing a VPS would cost me USD$10/mo (a well known decent seller)

Is this true? Or I'm I totally getting it wrong?

If you guys need the local website that I got my conversion from, I can provide it to you. It's the official website for our country's electricity.

Thanks in advance. I'm torn between these two for quite some time :P
Virpus has some sort of Java limit, as far as I know. It runs fine for a while, but Java completely dies after a while. It's not made to sustain as much load as the Nexus client puts on the system.

As for your questions, I'm not sure what you mean. Running a VPS can be done from anything -- even an iPhone. You don't need "an extra laptop". That's the point of a VPS--it does stuff 24/7 if your computer cannot be used. If you have a free computer and no reason to run bots on a different IP, then just use the laptop instead of the VPS.
 
Virpus has some sort of Java limit, as far as I know. It runs fine for a while, but Java completely dies after a while. It's not made to sustain as much load as the Nexus client puts on the system.

As for your questions, I'm not sure what you mean. Running a VPS can be done from anything -- even an iPhone. You don't need "an extra laptop". That's the point of a VPS--it does stuff 24/7 if your computer cannot be used. If you have a free computer and no reason to run bots on a different IP, then just use the laptop instead of the VPS.

Ouh okey then... no Viprus for me :)

Haha I meant the latter, I have an extra laptop that I can use to run my bots (2-3 max so far) and I was wondering whether getting a VPS would be net cheaper (Electricity Bills vs VPS service)

So I guess I don't really need a VPS unless I want to run more bots (3+), and for what ever reason need a different IP...
 
You might save $10 or so a month on electricity using a VPS, but they are so fidgety that I recommend against it, unless you have to. The client isn't as well-coded for Linux, so there are setup issues, and a lot of VPSes are dropping Java like flies because of the hard load on their servers.
 
What OS?

Linux = Cheaper but harder if you haven't worked with it before

Windows = More user friendly if you don't know linux but its more expensive.
 
What OS?

Linux = Cheaper but harder if you haven't worked with it before

Windows = More user friendly if you don't know linux but its more expensive.

Linux = Cheaper AND very lightweight, meaning it can run more bots. Small learning curve, but after that it's pretty simple.

Windows = More expensive AND XP takes up a lot of memory, meaning less bots. There is no learning curve for most people, since we all use Windows anyway.
 
Linux = Cheaper AND very lightweight, meaning it can run more bots. Small learning curve, but after that it's pretty simple.

Windows = More expensive AND XP takes up a lot of memory, meaning less bots. There is no learning curve for most people, since we all use Windows anyway.

Yep it's definatly worth it reading up a tutorial guide for linux if you're getting a VPS. Some people just won't get used to it though :)
 
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