They're ok for starters, once your server gets above 1000GB/month you might experience slow downs. Also their support is limited as its really a do it yourself service. Plus they over subscribe their lines so you might get slow delivery of content from time to time. If you're just starting out their prices can't be beat, but if you're looking for a reliable long term solution I would go elsewhere.
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I am using servermatrix and like their services. I'm approaching over 1000GB in bandwidth. Servermatrix prices for more bandwidth is pricey, any recommendations on where to get a server that has more than 1000GB in bandwidth and still good prices?
Originally posted by SPIKE326 I am using servermatrix and like their services. I'm approaching over 1000GB in bandwidth. Servermatrix prices for more bandwidth is pricey, any recommendations on where to get a server that has more than 1000GB in bandwidth and still good prices?
Add a second one with load balancing ... works great and fast....
I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT !
But I can't figure out how he can breathe or type , at the same time ....
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what is your problem? Why the hell are you spamming your site when the topic is servermatrix? Obviously people in this topic are looking for affordable dedicated hosting, not a crappy p3 server for $450USD a month vs getting dual xeons at servermatrix for $169USD a month.
Originally posted by zagi They're ok for starters, once your server gets above 1000GB/month you might experience slow downs. Also their support is limited as its really a do it yourself service. Plus they over subscribe their lines so you might get slow delivery of content from time to time. If you're just starting out their prices can't be beat, but if you're looking for a reliable long term solution I would go elsewhere.
Instead you might want to check out a virutal hosting plan at:
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