Sharktech: 1Gbps unlimited traffic high-security server starting at $59/month, Los Angeles data center
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I saw a friend looking for a 1Gbps unlimited traffic server at a low price, and the first thing that came to my mind was Sharktech's Los Angeles high-defense server. The monthly promotion series E3 machines start at $59/month, and E5 machines start at $99/month. Both have 1Gbps unlimited traffic and support payment methods such as PayPal, Alipay, credit cards, and cryptocurrencies. Sharktech is an old computer room established in 2003. We often call it the Shark Computer Room (or SK Computer Room). It focuses on high-defense products and provides services including independent server rental, VPS cloud servers, etc. Its own computer rooms are located in Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, and Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Configuration 1 $59/month CPU: Xeon E3-1270V2 Memory: 16GB Hard Drive: 500GB SSD Bandwidth: 1Gbps unlimited traffic IPv4: 5 Protection: 60Gbps / 48Mpps 【Order】 Purchase link Configuration 1 $99/month CPU: 2*Xeon E5-2670V2 Memory: 32GB Hard Drive: 500GB SSD Bandwidth: 1Gbps unlimited traffic IPv4: 5 Protection: 60Gbps / 48Mpps 【Order】 Purchase link Test IP: 107.167.3.4 (Los Angeles, download test) Sharktech website provides Chinese language support, independent servers are generally available within 12-24 hours, and support the installation of Linux or Windows operating systems. In addition, it is specially noted that for this price of 1Gbps unlimited traffic, don't expect exclusive use, but you can upgrade to exclusive bandwidth, or 10Gbps exclusive bandwidth, but the price is quite touching.Hard Drive Upgrade: Add 2TB HDD+$9/month Add 4TB HDD+$12/month Add 8TB HDD+$34/month Add 1TB SSD+$24/month Add 2TB SSD+$59/month Bandwidth upgrade: Upgrade to 1Gbps dedicated bandwidth + $140/month Upgrade to 10Gbps shared bandwidth + $540/month Upgrade to 10Gbps dedicated bandwidth + $1960/month |
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