Server/VPS Needed

[Vec&sec]

Hi guys, I have been trying to find a perfect host for the following server/vps specs
2cores, 4GB Ram, 60GB+ Storage, 2.4GHZ, 2 IPV4, Full Remote Access
Current Budget Is anything less than 50$ - Do you think Neironvps.com vps hosting will be worth trying?
Or is it better to use their dedicated server?
Any suggestion of hosts?

[Glow]

I would like to say that I am fully satisfied dealing with Neironvps.com (https://neironvps.com/) web host. They will help you with anything be it Scripts, Billing, or the server itself.
The price is very cheap and setup very quick, the control panel is different but houses loads of features and after a while is really easy to use.

[sojankf]

I recommend jjinfosys.com (http://jjinfosys.com) for VPS or dedicated servers with good performance and support.

[NimbusRise]

I use VPS from hostpro.com and I can say that it is a great choice for serious projects. The main advantage is the speed thanks to NVMe SSD, which is much faster than conventional SSDs. Plus, there is a choice of locations (Europe or the United States), which makes it possible to optimize latency for users. We are also pleased to have automatic backups that are stored for 30 days, which is a real lifesaver if something goes wrong. Another advantage is free administration, which is especially useful if you don't have time to set up the server yourself. Support works around the clock and actually solves issues, not just sends standard answers.

[Peligino]

You can trust NETSHOP Netherlands VPS (https://netshop-isp.com.cy/virtual-servers/netherlands/). The commitment to innovation ensures that they stay ahead of industry standards.
Their hosting plans provide excellent flexibility for growing businesses.

[Bobby]

I'd draw your attention to VPS deals from time-tested companies, I mean libertyvps.net and legionbox.com.
Qualified and fast support, which is always responsive and helps. Adequate prices and reliability.

[Bull]

You will find hosting sites by popularity, by prices, by features and a lot more.
You can also read what the web hosting geeks are talking about and what they have to say about web hosting platforms, bandwidth and more.
Pretty good well-balanced servers are offered by GTHost.com and CentoServer.com providers. Customer safety is the main goal for these folks. They are able to pass on the savings to you.

[Sofia_Bila887]

With so many VPS hosting providers available, it’s important to focus on reliability, performance, and support. From my personal experience, hostpro.com has been a solid choice. Their VPS servers offer fast and stable performance, which is essential for running websites and applications smoothly. One feature that has been particularly useful to me is their automated daily backups. Whether it’s accidental data loss, a failed update, or an unexpected security issue, having recent backups ensures quick recovery. Their customer support also deserves mention—whenever I’ve had technical questions, their team has been available 24/7 to assist me, always responding quickly and professionally. Unlike some companies that make support a paid feature, hostpro.com provides it for free. Another aspect I’ve noticed is their consistent uptime, with no unexpected downtime disrupting my projects. If server stability, security, and responsive support are important, this is an option worth exploring.

[Adam001]

Give Neironvps.com NVMe VPS (https://neironvps.com/nvmevps.html) a try. Like this one: NVMeVPS2 at $7.95/mo, CPU 1хE5-2680, RAM 2GB, SSD 20GB, Bandwidth 2TB per Month.
They provide excellent hosting solutions with great flexibility and customization options. Their constant updates and improvements keep my website running efficiently.

[m2host]

M2Host is the best web hosting provider. Our web hosting plans are reliable and affordable for all. We offer services like Shared hosting, VPS hosting, Reseller hosting and Dedicated hosting. It inludes services like 24/7 customer support, choices of operating system, cPanel and more. For more Information, please visit our website.

[Aashiq_Wesley]

If you’re just running regular things like websites, apps, or a VPN, a VPS is usually enough and costs less. You should only go for a dedicated server if you need very strong, steady CPU power or if you’re running something that uses a lot of resources.

Based on your requirement , 2 cores, 4GB RAM, 60GB+ storage, 2.4GHz CPU, 2 IPv4, and full remote access — $50 is too expensive. I'm using InterServer, and with the coupon "JV-20-LIFE", you can get a VPS with 2 cores, 6GB RAM, 120GB SSD storage, 10Gbps port speed, and full root access for just $7.20/month, and the price is locked for life. Here's the link: https://www.interserver.net/vps/