Vebble: Cheap High-RAM VDS Systems in Singapore!
Vebble: Cheap High-RAM VDS Systems in Singapore!
Welcome, Vebble!
They’re a Community Provider that contacted us back in April to post an offer, and the ticket slipped through the cracks of our system. I noticed it yesterday and quickly contact Vebble to see if the deals are still good. They are!
Get an Epyc 7003-based VDS with 32GB of RAM, 4 cores, 10TB of bandwidth, IPv4 + IPv6 in Singapore for £38.40 GBP/Month!
You can learn more about Vebble on their web site (TOS, AUP). You can ping @Vebble on LowEndTalk with any questions.
Looking Glass: https://sgp.lg.vebble.com/
All traffic is routed via Equinix SG3 in Singapore. Physical servers are located at Equinix JH1 in Johor, Malaysia.
Features
- Fully Owned Enterprise Grade Hardware
- KVM Virtualization
- 100% Dedicated Resources
- Upto 100Gbps DDoS Protection
- 10G Network Port
- Full Root Access + VirtFusion Control Panel
- Linux, Windows & Custom OS Supported
Plans
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VDS-SGP-32GB
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VDS-SGP-64GB
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VDS-SGP-96GB
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Promo Code is applicable for all VDS plans and billing cycles. Check out all the plans at https://deploy.vebble.com/cart/vds-singapore
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