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

[HostSailor]

Your answers would be helpful, thank you.

 

[William]

How much traffic on Gbit?

 

[Mun]

Unmetered most likely

 

[HostSailor]

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

 

[perennate]

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

 

[Nyr]

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

 

[D. Strout]

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

 

[Amitz]

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

 

[gonggo]

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

I'll go with limited Gbit

 

[GelHost]

Limited Gbit for the small server.

 

[William]

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.

 

[dano]

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. 

 

[mikho]

I'll go with limited Gbit

 

[mtwiscool]

unmeated 100Mbps.

 

[Conky]

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.

 

[zionvps]

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

 

[ihatetonyy]

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

 

[msg7086]

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.

 

[Amitz]

unmeated 100Mbps.

Still vegetarian? ;-)

 

[Profuse-Jim]

Limited Gbit.