Market Research :)

[Nett]

Hello!

We are conducting a market research for dedicated servers interests, mainly targeted at dedis for VPS nodes.

Please vote in this poll, you can have multiple choices.

We (mostly) will offer the dedicated server that has the highest interest in 3-6 months.

Thanks

 

[WelltodoInformalCattle]

Who is 'we'?

 

[Nett]

Who is 'we'?

The company that I currently work with.

 

[concerto49]

The company that I currently work with.

Which is?

 

[Coastercraze]

First things first. Location, location, location! Also, carriers, and who we're dealing with.

 

[Nett]

That's just a market research

 

[MartinD]

I don't think you understand market research.


If you're giving people theoretical options, you need to fill in all the other blanks.


Case in point: would you buy a server in.. Dallas, e3 1240, 32gb, 4 x 1tb gbit unlimited for $100? Sounds great. If I now tell you it's with CC or through HVH.. then no, you're no longer interested.


Fill in the blanks!

 

[Nett]

More details: Server location: USA, Datacenter: Non-CC with native IPv6, Network: nLayer, Level 3 and HE mainly.

 

[Wintereise]

'USA' is not really going to cut it.

As said, provide proper details if you really want people to vote =/

 

[HalfEatenPie]

East Coast or West Coast?

I see this is more provider focused than just a standard dedicated server use haha.

 

[MartinD]

Can't help but feel this is a troll. Clearly no common sense or actual aptitude is possessed.

 

[Damian]

 Dual E5-2620 (12 Cores @ 2.0 GHz)/64GB/4*1TB+250GB SSD Cache/64 IP/$300m

 Dual L5639 (12 Cores @ 2.13 GHz)/72GB/4*1TB+250GB SSD Cache/64 IP/$270m

 Dual X5656 (12 Cores @ 2.66 GHz)/96GB/4*1TB+250GB SSD Cache/128 IP/$300m

 

I don't understand the choices here... I can get more ram, more IPs, and more per-core speed if I choose an older CPU that's going to slaughter you in power usage, which since the price is the same and I don't need to care about power usage, I think most people would feel the same way.

 

Additionally, there's no "None of these" selection, so I can't vote

Which is?

Them. (duh)

More details: Server location: USA, Datacenter: Non-CC with native IPv6, Network: nLayer, Level 3 and HE mainly.

Quadranet!?

 

[Nett]

It'll be somewhere inland, around Denver or Nashville.