123systems.net

The VPS computer room provided by 123systems.com is located in Dallas, Texas, USA. It is the world's number one computer room. As the main force among overseas computer rooms, the Dallas, Texas, USA computer room has unique network conditions - it is connected with all over the world. Developed countries with the Internet have established high-speed Internet networks, and access speeds in mainland China are also very good.
The two cheap VPS provided by IDC that I introduced today are both based on OpenVZ. Their configurations and prices are as follows:

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.

First of all, at the beginning of the article, I made my position clear: I do not recommend purchasing 123system’s cheap VPS . The main reason is of course performance, but also stability. In the more than 2 months since I purchased it, it went down twice. The first time took about 36 hours, and the second time only a few hours. In addition, compared with buyVM’s $15/year, the performance gap is quite obvious.