[MiniKVM.com] € 16 / year premium EU VPS

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Hello all,

We still have some stock left of our popular MiniKVM servers. Get a high quality VPS close to Frankfurt from € 16 to max € 22 a year (excl VAT).

What you get with this offer:

  • KVM VPS with Virtualizor control panel.
  • 1 vCPU Xeon Silver (Fair share CPU usage)
  • 512 MB / 1024 MB or 1536 MB RAM (configurable)
  • 7 GB / 10 GB or 15 GB NVMe SSD disk drive (configurable)
  • 10 GBps down / 2 GBps upload (Shared)
  • 256GB/512GB/1TB traffic (configurable)
  • Location: Frankfurt, Germany
  • OS: Most Linux distros, custom ISO possible.
  • 1x IPv4 address
  • 1x /80 IPv6 subnet
  • Fully managable DDoS Protection
  • Instant setup! (Depending on stock and fraud check).

These specs min € 16 to max € 22,- each year! (depending on configuration) plus tax if you’re from Europe.

Direct order link

See http://minikvm.com/ for more informaton.

Network info and test: https://minikvm.com/network/
FAQ: https://minikvm.com/faq/
TOS: https://minikvm.com/terms-of-service/

For bigger servers see: http://maxikvm.com
For even bigger servers see: http://powerkvm.com.

We accept Paypal, Credit Card iDEAL, Bancontact, Sofort and Giropay. For other payment options please contact us at [email protected].

Our company info:

MiniKVM (by NOVOS BV). We’re a company located in Belgium
You can find our company info here.

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NOVOS BV
Address: Prosper van Langendocnkstraat 25, 2050 Antwerp, Belgium
Phone: +32 476 50 52 59
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: https://minkvm.com https://maxikvm.com https://powerkvm.com

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hey @martijnk, just for clarification… your services are located with OVH aka Limburg (not really Frankfurt), right?

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Hi Falzo, yes correct! It’s close to Frankfurt though, OVH calls it Frankfurt as well.

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hmm yeah… like buffalo is new york :wink: I know that OVH calls it Frankfurt, though it’s about 100km away which not always will be just about 1ms. from my experience you’ll see quite some peerings go through Amsterdam instead of directly to FRA which adds ~15ms in latency for the back and forth.

don’t want to criticize, I do have quite some VMs in different Frankfurt DCs and OVH Limburg as well. I just wouldn’t consider OVH for latency critical stuff around FRA though…

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I defenitley agree but I sell € 16 / year VPS so please don’t run anything business critical on it :wink: Use a HA setup for that in a state of the art DC with the best peerings available (I should probably make a disclaimer) or use Azure/AWS.

The reason OVH says Frankfurt is because everybody knows where that is. If you say Limburg it could be in the Netherlands and Belgium as well and if they do know it’s in Germany nobody knows where. So I do understand why OVH calls it Frankfurt but yes, technically you are right.

It’s a fairly new location as well for OVH so I’m sure their routing will improve over time.

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Like Ryan Air fly you to Frankfurt, Hahn, then you have to pay steep to take the bus to the An Mein airport … :laughing:

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What does that mean? 1 full HT? 50% of a HT? 33%? 25%?

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Hi, yes so it’s 1 thread / vCPU which basically means one full HT so yes you could say half a core.

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