hi,

i was just browsing through burst.net dedicated servers page and i found they are now offering very cool server with 512GB RAM. :liplick:

here is the page
http://www.burst.net/servers/



SPECIAL OFFERS - LIMITED TIME ONLY!

Plan Name Processor RAM Hard Drive Bandwidth IPs Setup Monthly

Special 3 700Mhz 128MB 20GB IDE 10GB 5 $99.95 $99.95*
Special 10 800Mhz 256MB 9GB SCSI 25GB Unlimited* $0.00 $199.95
Special 4 800Mhz 256MB 60GB IDE 50GB Unlimited* $0.00 $249.95
Special 5 Dual 256MB 60GB IDE 100GB Unlimited* $0.00 $349.95
800Mhz
Special 6 800Mhz 256MB 18GB SCSI 50GB Unlimited* $0.00 $299.95
Special 7 Dual 256MB 36GB SCSI 100GB Unlimited* $0.00 $399.95
800Mhz
Special 8 Dual 512MB 36GB SCSI 100GB Unlimited* $0.00 $499.95
1000Mhz
Special 11 Dual 512GB 18GB(2) 100GB Unlimited* $0.00 $599.95
800Mhz SCSI RAID1
Special 12 Dual 1GB 36GB(3) 200GB Unlimited* $0.00 $999.95
1000Mhz SCSI RAID5
Special 13 Dual 2GB 73GB(3) 500GB Unlimited* $0.00 $1,999.95
1200Mhz SCSI RAID5



wow man, i am not going to miss this deal. :karate:

But may be i don't need hard disk now. :stickout


:cartman:

That to me actually seems a little expensive. Work out the yearly cost. It would be cheaper to buy your own server and colocate.

Dedicated hosting is almost always more expensive in the long run but cheaper in the short term. Also, with dedicated hsoting you dont have to fix hardware problems, you cnan leave when your contatc ends and get the latest and greatest, in shrot its like a car lease, you kep paying and you pay more but you have the cutting edge thing and its not your to worry about (as much).

As for the ram, 512 is certainly a deceent amount but it's nothing great and while $600 is a lot less than many hosts may charge for a dual 800, I can sure beat it as do many hosts in this forum. Still, if it suits your needs, good enough... good luck :)

you both guys look sleeping to me.

its not 512 MB its 512 GB RAM

512 GB :blush: :blush:

Looks like it's a mistatement. I wonder if they are going to honour it. I don't see the point of netsolutions and teds ' comments........your post meant to tease Burst for mistatement....but looks like those two are still sleeping. :o :D :D

Eric what are you talking about? We both mad valid points and now you post just to bash us, thanks :mad:

Originally posted by netsolutions
Eric what are you talking about? We both mad valid points and now you post just to bash us, thanks :mad:

well, netsol you look like in bad mood today, first you bashed people in adult thread and now in this thread :stickout

lol :D

What are you taking about I didn't bash anybody in the adult thread today and havn't really bashed anybody in this thread

well i am sorry, my first langauge is not english, that is why some time i use wrong words by mistake. nothing against you, just kidding. . .
:)

Eric what are you talking about? We both mad valid points and now you post just to bash us, thanks

That to me actually seems a little expensive. Work out the yearly cost. It would be cheaper to buy your own server and colocate.

Special 11 Dual 800 Mhz, 512GB RAM ,18GB(2) SCSI , 100GB Unlimited IPS* $0.00 $599.95


Netsolutions, Mahinder highlighted the point where there is a mistatement of server specs offered by Burst. The server specs stated is 512 GB of ram. Can you tell me how much such a server would cost ? And where can I find such a server ? What motherboard allows me to have 512 GB of Ram ?

If such a server exists, I don't think it is expensive with that price. Seems like you are still sleeping.......wake up.......
:angry: :angry: :angry: .........What do you mean by bashing ? It is obvious that you don't see the intention of Mahinder's post. Now in your reply, you still do not see the highlighted point.......go and wash your face...........:angry: :angry:

Please get your facts right before accusing others of bashing you.
Show me a place to buy the same specs of the server, then colocation price, bandwidth........and that adds up to less that the annual price of Burst.:angry: :angry: :angry:

Originally posted by mahinder
[B]hi,

i was just browsing through burst.net dedicated servers page and i found they are now offering very cool server with 512GB RAM. :liplick:

here is the page
http://www.burst.net/servers/

It's a misprint - BurstNet confirmed it was a misprint on AIM this morning.

It should be 512MB vs. 512GB.

On a slightly different note, I haven't seen a motherboard that can suppoet 512Gb of RAM.... :D :D

Originally posted by M@tt
On a slightly different note, I haven't seen a motherboard that can suppoet 512Gb of RAM.... :D :D

wow thats great, but as i far as i can remember no operating system (not super duper computer os) support it yet, atleast not windows (i guess).

matt can you post link to that motherboard, i wanna see it. ;)

:)

yea I have one of the specials and it is awesome so far. That is kind of high and they charge you a little for cpanel cause they own it LOL. I'm sure There is other providers that could beat that price there is a few in mind actually.

Originally posted by mahinder


wow thats great, but as i far as i can remember no operating system (not super duper computer os) support it yet, atleast not windows (i guess).

matt can you post link to that motherboard, i wanna see it. ;)

:)

I said that I didn't know of a motherboard that could support it... but if I find one, I'll let you know ;) ;)

I think the funniest part was what happened to this thread after the joke was made.. what a comedy of errors :)

mahinder, I think most of us got the joke, and yes it was worth a chuckle :D

Greg Moore

hehe i Just Got IT :-) :D

Originally posted by akashik
I think the funniest part was what happened to this thread after the joke was made.. what a comedy of errors :)

mahinder, I think most of us got the joke, and yes it was worth a chuckle :D

Greg Moore

:D :D

Anyone knows what the maximum a mother board can take nowadays..
This is just for my information.

Have a great day :)

Regards
amar

4Gb is getting quite common, and I think I saw one that would handle 8Gb too....

Anyone knows what the maximum a mother board can take nowadays..


If you are considering any kind of motherboards, those Motherboards of enterprise servers can take 16 GB , which I have seen sometime ago. Not sure if they are breakthrough on that amount.

For 1U servers, I have seen one that can take 6 GB of ram. Not 8 GB. Where can we get the 8 GB max. ram motherboard ?