 | View Full Version : New non-cobalt plans from cobaltracks our here smoats 07-12-2001, 05:31 PM The first high capacity servers are available. The plans are listed on are new webpage (RTX is a division of cobaltracks) Here is a teaser :-) Pentium III 850 MHZ 512MB SDRAM(133 Mhz) 60 GB Hard Disk 1000 GB of Traffic RedHat 7.2 Backup Optional MySQL $0/Setup $1200/Month creid 07-12-2001, 11:26 PM Originally posted by smoats The first high capacity servers are available. The plans are listed on are new webpage (RTX is a division of cobaltracks) Here is a teaser :-) Pentium III 850 MHZ 512MB SDRAM(133 Mhz) 60 GB Hard Disk 1000 GB of Traffic RedHat 7.2 Backup Optional MySQL $0/Setup $1200/Month $1200? I thought it was a grand a month!:bawling: XTStrike 07-13-2001, 04:24 AM Looks good, and "DAMN", thats a hell of alot of bandwidth and transfer. I was wondering though if you offer any non cobalt dedicated servers with lower specs? smoats 07-13-2001, 10:15 AM Hello, As to the price the $200 was a last minute decsion to biuld a larger support dept. However if you know your stuff and will only be relying on support for reboots and the like the $1000 price is still good just email sales@rtxracks.com or sales@cobaltrack.com As to lower spec platforms probably not anytime soon. We will be createing many more on the upper end shortly. Sam smoats 07-13-2001, 10:34 AM Ooops :-), Doesn't do much good to mention the plans our on our new page and not stuff in a URL http://www.rtxracks.com RTX is the high-end hosting division of cobaltracks... Same people, same network bigger servers. Sam XTStrike 07-15-2001, 06:28 AM Thanx for the info, i think its maybe a good idea to stick to the high end solutions since you have the "cheap" arena covered with the RaQ's and for those that need the performance its there at the right cost. jimb 07-15-2001, 11:01 AM Looks like VisualLink is turning up their operations. Im glad to here you guys are getting a bigger support department. Hopefully, you guys will be moving into mananged servers soon! It was a pleasure working with you guys sam! Jim MCHost-Marc 07-15-2001, 05:13 PM Originally posted by PBoy That sucks. I hoped you'd offer at least a WEEKLY BACKUP with that $1200/month price tag. Go away. I wouldn't complain. $1200/month is a VERY good price for those specs :) smoats 04-20-2002, 04:04 PM We now have colo servers available for as low as $50 per month with lower specs. Check out http://www.cobaltracks.com jimb 04-20-2002, 08:24 PM Originally posted by smoats We now have colo servers available for as low as $50 per month with lower specs. Check out http://www.cobaltracks.com Sam, dont take this the wrong way, take it more as like constructive critizim ;) ...but your website is the worst looking that I have ever seen for a large isp/hosting company. I suggest you pay some dollars and get a professional one done. Just as an FYI, Jim smoats 04-22-2002, 06:23 PM :-).. Taken the correct way in fact I agree with you 100%. Now all I have to do is convince everyone else :-(. We've been spending most of our time working on newer and better modifications and expansion options for cobalts and haven't devoted much time to site maintance. We are engineers for the most part. Not marketers and that isn't good, it takes a little bit of both to make a company run. Any comments, good or bad our always welcome. Sam jimb 04-23-2002, 06:04 PM Originally posted by smoats :-).. Taken the correct way in fact I agree with you 100%. Now all I have to do is convince everyone else :-(. We've been spending most of our time working on newer and better modifications and expansion options for cobalts and haven't devoted much time to site maintance. We are engineers for the most part. Not marketers and that isn't good, it takes a little bit of both to make a company run. Any comments, good or bad our always welcome. I suggest you just pay someone to do it, I mean, it wouldnt cost more than $800 to get a really high quality site. Post in the WHT forums as a job offer. Jim |