Title: Intel Celeron
Provider: BurstNET
| Website | Last updated | CPU | Ghz CPU | Physical Cores | Gb RAM | Gb/sec RAM | Gb storage | Storage Type | Mbps NIC | IPv4s | IPv6s | Extras |
| https://www.burst.net/servers.shtml
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2009/08/31
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Intel Celeron
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2.4 |
1 |
1.5 |
3.1 |
60 |
1x HD
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100
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5 |
Unknown
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Transfer: 4Tb/month. US$50 for 10Tb extra, US$150 for 20Tb extra, thereafter US$50 per +10Tb. Also has US$10 for an unmetered "best effort" 10Mbit port, or US$50 for a similar "best effort" 100Mbit port. Also US$50 for an unmetered guaranteed 10Mbit port, or US$350 for a similar guaranteed 100Mbit port.
Currency:
US$
Setup: 0.00 (ex VAT) Monthly Cost: 49.95 (ex VAT) [In Euros: €Formatting error In US Dollars: $Formatting error]
Detailed Notes:
Note that we added 1Gb of RAM for an extra US$10/month to the base package. We really like the massive range of add-ons and options from this provider - you can truly customise your server in almost any conceivable way, and the pricing for these addons is generally very reasonable - our only concern was that addon blocks of 10Tb are in our mind too large and a per-Tb addon pricing scheme would be much more fair.
Pros:
Very generous network transfer for a low end dedi. Lots and lots of well priced options in the add-ons department.
Cons:
The 2.4Ghz Celeron is old Netburst technology and is actually some 22% slower than a 1.2Ghz Celeron D 220 (which is Core1 based). Memory bandwidth is also around 25% slower. You don't want to be running much on this server.
Verdict:
An excellent low end dedicated server offering particularly suited for serving out lots of data.
