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HDD vs SSD Web server? - ๖ۣۜMrRoot - Jan 2, 2016 I have the choice between 14GB Ram, 2 Cores 100gb SSD and 7GB Ram, 4 Cores 150gb HDD Which should I chose for multiple websites on the same VPS? Thanks. * - StevesTrolls - Jan 2, 2016 What read/write speeds do the HDD and SSS have? Typically, I'd go for the SSD storage though. * - RuneForums - Jan 2, 2016 Has we all know SSD is a lot better than HDD but with the HDD that's where you will earn money if you can get the clients. * - ji~ - Jan 2, 2016 PHP is more memory then CPU, if you want to trade of your cores for the SSD then go for it. * - live fast - Jan 2, 2016 SSD, by far. The question shouldn't be "SSD vs HDD", it should be "SSD vs 2 extra cores". And even still, the answer is SSD. The 2 cores is fine for hosting websites. The extra RAM is a bonus too, with PHP and MySQL running. * - JohnDoeZ - Jan 2, 2016 The first one definately, because of the SSD. But the cores are very important too. I searched a lot the internet for best server services etc, can you tell me which is the company that you want to order from? I'm curious. Also, maybe I can recommend you something better with 1GB/s connection, no reff or other craps. * - ๖ۣۜMrRoot - Jan 2, 2016 (Jan 2, 2016 06:27 PM)JohnDoeZ Wrote: The first one definately, because of the SSD. But the cores are very important too. I get these from a partnership from a big company for free, no way to get me a better offer. Anyway thanks for the replies, closing... |