linveo.com - Ryzen KVM VPS starting at $3.50/month - July 2023 Sale

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For the month of July, linveo.com is offering KVM VPS packages starting at $3.50/month for our amazing customers. This coupon is available for new and existing customers. These servers feature AMD Ryzen processors, so you can expect the best performance for your VPS.

Use discount code RYZENKVM350

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Ohio Network KVM VPS

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KVM 1GB
1024 MB RAM
1 CPU Core
25 GB NVMe SSD
2000 GB Bandwidth
Price: $3.50/month with discount code RYZENKVM350
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KVM 2GB
2048 MB RAM
1 CPU Core
50 GB NVMe SSD
3000 GB Bandwidth
Price: $6.75/month with discount code RYZENKVM350
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KVM VPS Features
* Choose from AlmaLinux, Arch Linux, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, Rocky Linux, Ubuntu, or FreeBSD
* AMD Ryzen CPUs
* VirtFusion Control Panel
* NVMe SSDs
* DDoS Mitigation
* /64 IPv6 Subnet
* Scheduled or on demand backups

ehab

i am an amazing cheaper customer.

terrorgen

Look, ma! VPS in Ohio!

jmaxwell

IP type shows as ISP/Business, might be a dealbreaker as only a handful of lowend providers offer it.

linveo

@terrorgen said:
Look, ma! VPS in Ohio!

There are a surprising amount of DCs in Ohio. In my area alone there are probably 15 AWS buildings, 2-3 Google DCs, and one Facebook.

linveo

@jmaxwell said:
IP type shows as ISP/Business, might be a dealbreaker as only a handful of lowend providers offer it.

I am in the process of getting an ASN and own IP blocks instead of DC provided. This will assist with additional locations.

terrorgen

@linveo said:

@terrorgen said:
Look, ma! VPS in Ohio!

There are a surprising amount of DCs in Ohio. In my area alone there are probably 15 AWS buildings, 2-3 Google DCs, and one Facebook.

Oh, I am sure there are. Just that you are the first one to offer here.

jmaxwell

@linveo said:

@jmaxwell said:
IP type shows as ISP/Business, might be a dealbreaker as only a handful of lowend providers offer it.

I am in the process of getting an ASN and own IP blocks instead of DC provided. This will assist with additional locations.

You can also consider offering NAT servers at a lower cost, which I'm sure will have a good demand for specific use cases such as unblocking streaming services, etc.

AuroraZero

I like it and will be doing some tests to see how this one turns out. The location alone has me intrgued and I will be pulling the trigger and get one for testing. Should be a viable candidate for DNS if the routing works well.