Photon or seerhost?

[Veni]

I did use Seerhost for a month. Good service, but I'm looking for some other VPS because I could only run one sorc garden bot decently with a $20 package

 

[Kiwi Karma]

The NeXus client is very easy to sign up. It literally takes like 2 minutes to set it up. Do you really want to be stuck on a plan that is at least $10 more monthly just because you didn't want to spend 2 minutes setting up the client yourself? There's even a guide on sythe by Kero explaining how to do it. I'd go with photonvps.

The automatic setup of the client is a mere benefit.

SeerHost prices are significantly cheaper than photon- more than $10 less than photon for the 1GB plan (assuming you aren't getting openvz at photon).

I did use Seerhost for a month. Good service, but I'm looking for some other VPS because I could only run one sorc garden bot decently with a $20 package

There's no $20 plan o.0

 

[poopy2177]

SeerHost prices are significantly cheaper than photon- more than $10 less than photon for the 1GB plan (assuming you aren't getting openvz at photon).

can you explain please how seers is cheaper because this is what I see on the sits:

 

[eennee]

how is photon cheaper? seer is Slightly cheaper when it comes to the 1 gig ram

 

[Veni]

There's no $20 plan o.0

It was close after the fees etc, it was more like $18. Don't take it the wrong way at all I'm sure it would work great for multiple bots but my rc bot wasn't getting high enough rates

I did get about 90% on the sorc garden bot but never tried more then one.

 

[poopy2177]

The second plan in PhotonVPS costs 20.95$ a month, and it has 1 GB of memory, and the Seerhost plan with 2 GB of memory costs 27.95$ a month, so yes Seerhost is cheaper.

ah ty and I need to just run 1 bot can I do that with the 10.95 plan from photon if its just auto fight or alcher with no lag?

 

[BCDProductions]

In the end I would never buy trash openvz. I have bad experience with this virtualization due to the ability you can over sell the memory, hard drive. In XEN however everything is guarantee so I can host my bots without worrying about getting my resources jacked.

Enjoy hosting your trash.

EDIT: I'd like to add that I would not even purchase OpenVZ from photon. In addition, I could care less if you're a host, you are obviously working for seerhost and are promoting in your companies favor. However, despite all you say, regardless of any company, i would NEVER EVER purchase OpenVZ as I want the resources that I pay for. Therefore: reliability in the fact that no one is stealing my resources.

 

[Dev1lsRejectX]

I'm not computer illiterate but PhotonVPS was REALLY simple to setup - With the use of a guide ofc. I'm running 4 Sorc Garden bots on Warp 2 (24.xx with 10% off code) Will make enough to pay for the VPS in 1 day.

I recommend it. I do plan on trying another VPS out soon though to compare.

 

[Justin Bieber.]

Either one is good. I personally use Photon and have had few problems. I've heard good things about Seerhost as well.

 

[Savvir]

I've just used Photon for a entire month, and I must say, their VPS is VERY good. I can run up to 2 bots smoothly on a 1GB package with very little if not zero lag, and at a time rate of 24/7

I'd say, put your money with Photon.

Cheers!

 

[Master X]

I've used both services for a while. Here is how it turned out.

Photon - I never could get the cilent to work properly. It started up, loaded rs, and then crashed. I modified the sh file, like instructed, numerous times with no effect. And their 'all support tickets answered in 30 minutes or less' claim is a complete crock of shit. Took 2 hours for them to answer me. And the answer loaded with gramitical errors. Also, it took a little over 8 hours before they sent me access details for my vps.

Seerhost - Cheaper hosting. Nexus preinstalled. Client works perfectly with no issues. As for how many bots I can run, I easily run 3 bots and use a little less then a gig of ram. And for some reason I have 4 gb of ram even though I ordered the 1 gb package. Also, It only took them 20 minutes to answer my support ticket. Might have been luck, but still... Much faster then Photons, less then quality, support. Took a little over 30minutes before they sent me access details for my vps.

Result?

Photon is a craps shot. Sometimes you get a win, sometimes you get a loss. But the thing is why even use a general use vps when you can use a vps that is dedicated to rs botting?

 

[roner103]

Guys its been a roller coaster even after being in the VPS game for a mere 2 days. I want to preface this first by saying that i am deathly ill right now with some kind of sinus infection. I've lost my voice and my head feels like it may explode. When registering at Photon I misspelled my email address. I purchased the warp 2 package (only package available) and checkout etc. eat dinner and come back to find my session logged out. I go to log back in and it says that my email account is not recognized. After 30 hours and 4 tickets and dealing with Ken lv 1 engineer and Murray lv 2 engineer, my request to have my email changed to an email that actually exists so I can login has finally be transferred to photons billing department. This is NOT a good start to what Im sure will be an epic saga involving me attempting to install the vps and run nexus. I'll keep you guys updated.

Side note. I plan on using this vps to do some SW botting. I hear that rsbots.net's sw bot is superior to Perfectious. (I am a huge supportor of Perf) what would be the most advantageous settings to use for a 1 defense pure? does burying bones give pray exp? And lastly, Puro Puro or Slades RC bot? Considering I already have an account with 99hunt? Slades rc bot is glitch free and makes 500-600k an hour at 90+ rc, but would take almost a month to get to 90+ rc... While puro puro is riddled with bugs yet averages 300-500k an hour with the potential to make 1m an hour..

 

[Deception]

Well im mad tight because photon was out of stock so... idk wtf to do now..

 

[Gray Cloud]

I'd go with Seerhost because it is cheaper and the Nexus Client is built in.