FAT SLICES! Check Out This Cool Offer from servaRICA!
FAT SLICES! Check Out This Cool Offer from servaRICA!
servaRica posted a neat offer on LowEndTalk a couple days ago. In case you missed it:
Today we are launching the second iteration of our popular V3 slices
V3 FAT Slices are identical to what we call it now FAT V3 Slices with 2 diff
1- RAM to Dedicated CPU core ratio is 2 to 1
2- each slice price is 1.5$/m USD
Each V3 FAT Slice Includes
- 1x Dedicated Core – EPYC Milan 7663
- 2GB RAM
- 30GB NVMe Storage
- 3TB Monthly Transfer or 250 unlimited per VPS
Pricing
Each FAT slice costs $1.50$ USD, plus a $2 USD base fee per VPS (covers IP, support, etc.).
Examples:
- 2x V3 FAT Slices = $5/month
- 4x V3 FAT Slices = $8/month
- 8x V3 FAT Slices = $14/month
Go check out their thread to get in on this deal.
KVM V3 FAT Slice Plans (Incredible VDS Performance)
| Name | CPU | RAM | NVMe Disk | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V3 KVM FAT Slice 2 | 2 Dedicated Cores | 4GB | 60GB | $5/m | Order Now |
| V3 KVM FAT Slice 4 | 4 Dedicated Cores | 8GB | 120GB | $8/m | Order Now |
Bandwidth – KVM FAT Slice
| Plan | Bandwidth Cap / Speed Profile |
|---|---|
| V3 FAT Slice 2 | 250Mbps unlimited / 10Gbps up to 3TB, then 10Mbps |
| V3 FAT Slice 4 | 250Mbps unlimited / 10Gbps up to 6TB, then 10Mbps |
About servaRICA
servaRICA is a Canadian-based VPS provider operating from Montreal since 2010.
FAQ & Details
- Terms of Service: servarica.com/terms-of-service
- Payment Methods: PayPal, Alipay, Credit Card, BTC, ETH, and other cryptos
- “Crypto payment refund will be on credit only”
- Storage Redundancy: All storage uses RAIDZ2 for data protection
Node Specs
- CPU: AMD EPYC 7663
- RAM: 128GB or more
- Storage: NVMe
- Uplink: 20Gbps
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