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What kind of raid are the
drives in? 1,0,10,5 And how many hard drives are configured for the
Raid. What are the RPM's of the drives? 10,000 - 15,000 ETC....
Just curious about drive access times.

Thank you.

The raid configurations vary per machine and location but all VDS's are raid protected. The drives are standard 7200RPM drives.

I wouldn't expect access times to be an issue at all for you.

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<@TimeX-NFo> Hey, we used to have to carry our packets to the servers.
<@TimeX-NFo> And it was upstream, both ways.

<@TimeX-NFo|away> You're asking the old dude for help?????
<@Kraze^NFo> Yes

We also offer SSD space with our VDSes and dedicated machines, and use it internally for particularly disk intensive servers (Minecraft).

Thank you for the responses. I do appreciate the fast answers.

We have a gaming community and are looking to host a Dayz Server. (ArmaII). I have been researching with other hosts and none of them give full access to the game files on the server. So, I was thinking that a virtual server at the prices you have listed would fit our needs and we will also be able to have 100% control over the game files.

I just want to make sure that it will have enough processor power and disk access speed to host the game.

do you have any other customers that run a Dayz gaming server? Would be nice to see one in action to give us a good idea of what to expect.

will a virtual server have enough power to do what we are trying to achieve?

Thank you for your time.

We do have a few customers who run DayZ on VDS servers here. In my internal testing I noted that you'll want at least a three VDS as DayZ will use about two HT cores and then leaving the third for the OS.

I wouldn't expect DayZ to need an SSD anymore. I know there was an issue with a patch that caused heavy disk access but I believe that was taken care of some time ago.

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<@TimeX-NFo> Hey, we used to have to carry our packets to the servers.
<@TimeX-NFo> And it was upstream, both ways.

<@TimeX-NFo|away> You're asking the old dude for help?????
<@Kraze^NFo> Yes