Do you prefer a Gbit VPS with limited Bandwidth or a 100Mbit unmetered VPS?

Your answers would be helpful, thank you.

How much traffic on Gbit?

Unmetered most likely

Let's say a 1TB bandwidth on a Gbit VPS with small specs, or unmetered 100Mbit on a VPS with small specs.

Unmetered is BS, so definitely gbit. Unless you're talking about dedicated 100 mbps port..

Really unmetered? For sure, much better than 1TB @ gigabit.

I've never had high bandwidth requirements, but when I am using it, I want it fast. I'd take limited Gbit.

Gbit with limited bandwidth. For fast backups and restores to/from offsite servers. And peaks. I like peaks. And the moon.

http://www.rathergood.com/moon_song

HostSailor said:

Let's say a 1TB bandwidth on a Gbit VPS with small specs, or unmetered 100Mbit on a VPS with small specs.

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I'll go with limited Gbit

Limited Gbit for the small server.

Id take the unmetered, if really unmetered which seems very, very unrealistic at 1TB @ Gbit on the other side of the calculation. Does not compute.

Personally, I would take the limited bandwidth with 1Gb port speed, over the unlimited 100Mb port VPS. For me, it seems like unmetered host servers are usually bogged down with abusers. 

I'll go with limited Gbit

unmeated 100Mbps.

Limited with a usage cap for sure. I don't need a lot of BW and want to make sure it's there for me when I need it and not slow from having it oversold to many unmetered customers.

it really depends if you are using vps for bandwidth intensive scripts or high data consuming scripts

Limited Gbit. That seems to be the standard with most providers now, too.

I once had a 10TB/mon Gbit vps on 2host.

I ran the vps in full speed (torrenting in full speed) and could only consume less than 1TB/month.

I can imagine if you have too much bandwidth it will result in poor network speed if the provider cannot afford it.

mtwiscool said:

unmeated 100Mbps.

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Still vegetarian? ;-)

Limited Gbit.