Currently the KS-2, KS-3, and KS-4 are available for Kimsufi Canada.
http://kimsufi.com/us
Just figure I'd share this
http://kimsufi.com/us
Just figure I'd share this
I'd be willing to sell my 4.99 euro KS-1 D425 in BHS for $50 since OVH/BHS never has them in stock.Currently the KS-2, KS-3, and KS-4
If you're in the US or Canada you should check the OVH.ie site first for BHS offers because they're cheaper. (1 EUR=$1.05 on OVH.ie, 1 EUR=$1.40 on OVH.ca)Just figure I'd share this
I've been thinking the lack of availability and not updating the product lines (still ivy bridge when broadwell is right around the corner for inexpensive E3 servers) is indicative of cash flow issues imo.Meh OVH, hype.
Won't order one until they stop requesting your papers comrade. Over here that policy is meh, us Yankees don't much care for it.
One option might be that the whole heyday and interest in OVH here in North America has gone cold. But I am not seeing that. Kimsufi showing all inventory out right now...
It may be, but why upgrade when margins are rather thin and gear still rather useful and capable?I've been thinking the lack of availability and not updating the product lines (still ivy bridge when broadwell is right around the corner for inexpensive E3 servers) is indicative of cash flow issues imo.
I am shopping with you also... Oh wait, I won't provide papers to the officials for the luxury of low prices. Must say, crazy prices.I was lucky enough to get a KS-1 when they first came out. I pay less than 4 euro per month. I use it for subsonic, hosting a site, and for backups. Has never let me down. The control panel is quite excellent and the rescue mode has been a lifesaver.
Last week I got a KS-2 and was pleasantly surprised to find it came with a 2TB disk (advertised as 1TB). A perfect backup server for my needs. Can't argue with that price!