I want to buy a dedicated server with all futures included for virtualization and all needed to partition,make vps and dedicated servers but I want the cheapest that you could recommend.
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What is your budget? Because hosting price varies from web host to web host. In terms of your requirements you should contact the web host through Live Chat or Phone so you'll get the exact price tag regarding to your requirements.

Also confirm, if you are looking for dedicated servers in USA, Europe or Asia because it will make huge difference in pricing

Also, you mentioned Dedicated server and VPS server in the same sentence. Are you looking for a hosting company that provides both, or are you looking for a hosting company with experience in setting up a dedicated server partitioned with VPS software for reselling?

Have you considered buying multiple VPS's and reselling them individually on different nodes rather than having a single machine and then trying to break it up? Sometimes reselling individual VPS's is cheaper (it sounds like money is a deciding factor).

When you talk about budget there is dedicated servers that show up at 60 dollars per month but dont allow you nothing and if you look in the same company for your needs its 300 dls per month ,and in some others with one hundred bucks per month it all comes together and thats my idea bring it all down at 100 dollars.

I mentioned VPS because I want to use the server to make vps's and also little dedicated servers

What you popose is buying a 1 thousand giga bandwidth vps at 15 dollars and then resell it at 25 dollars?,is like I dont get the idea but it must be like you only do the offer but you dont own the vps? and if they buy it on ur site then you go buy it from the other person and give the root password to the guy you just charged is that what you mean?

In my opinion Dedicated server is the only best choice for reselling. If you are left with extra resources on your dedicated server, then there is absolutely no harm in selling them and earn some profit. .

But then you need to confirm from the web host, if they will provide support for them. And one more thing you can can create VPS on your dedicated server.

Hello Zoom,

Buying VPS's and reselling them is the cheaper route as you're not out of pocket on the VPSs. If you do it right and you align yourself with the right companies, you also get discounted rates and make a little more money reselling VPS's directly.

You will definitely make more money if you have a dedicated server and then section it out to resell VPS environment, however you will be out of pocket anywhere from $200-400/month until you sell all of your VPS nodes. You will also need to know how to manage a dedicated server with VPS nodes and how to troubleshoot memory and CPU allocation issues.

By going into a straight reseller mode, you cut out the extra knowledge you need in order to operate the reselling of VPS's. You also have the advantage of using multiple servers (which is helpful should your dedicated server crash and you've now got multipe resellers yelling at you while you fumble around trying to fix the machine).

When it comes to anything computer related, if you go cheap, you get cheap results. A $50/month Celeron will not have enough power to support 4 VPS environments with any worth. Going with a $400 dedicated server (maybe a Dual Quad Core Xeon with 16GB memory and 2TB disk) would allow you to offer more power to your users at a rate that's competitive.

If you're looking for fully managed solutions, check out LiquidWeb and RackSpace. While they're not the cheapest, they'll take care of your headaches.

If you are looking for dedicated server I think you should raise you budget a bit higher. Yes you might find a dedicated server for let say $100 dollars or less but you are having problem working on it and the company where you bought it is not that helpful to you. You need to invest more to get a better quality server that you will not regret for.

I agree to them about just doing VPS reselling it will come more cheaper for you and less hassle. You can buy the VPS and resell it. You can get the VPS you will resell in a discounted price.

You could start with a VPS however its performance is never equal to a dedicated server. I suggest better get yourself a dedicated server also it is more stable and safe. On the other hand, you will safe security risks to migrate vps to server later on, migrations open a gate to hack your accounts. Perhaps you can search a manage dedicated server where you also have support if you ever need help.

Never say never.

I have a VPS configuration that rivals many dedicated servers;

7GB memory, 200GB disk space 12GHz dedicated CPU usage.

That's a VPS, and for the price (200/mo), it rivals most Dedicated Servers on the market in the same price range.

I would look into HiVelocity, they have a nice VPS node setup for 185$.

$200/MO, is too much for VPS. Even for that configuration as well. I mean why should anyone rely on VPS, when he/she can get the highly configured dedicated server at the same price.

Agree with this. You can even get a dedicated server for less than $200/month that is highly configured. I will much prefer to buy a dedicated server for $200/month rather than a VPS for $200/month.

The point was not that you can get a cheaper dedicated server, the point was that saying that a VPS is underpowered and you must go dedicated is incorrect.

VPS's can scale to any level depending on needs.

I'm all about the Dedicated servers myself, BUT if someone wants a VPS and wants to be able to scale up, there are options.

The information on the $200/month VPS was in direct reply to the following statement;
Just because VPS is in the name, that does not automatically mean it's underpowered.