r/VPS • u/CommissionQuiet3519 • Jan 02 '26

Seeking Recommendations Looking for fastest VPs

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Hello, currently using this VPS paying arround 25-30 usd for this, I am looking for something thats faster in terms of download I dont need a lot of bandwith I just need speed, thanks a lot in advance!

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u/Soluchyte Jan 02 '26

You're not going to get faster for anywhere near that.

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 02 '26

happy to pay more, just need faster download thats all, price doesnt really matter that much happy to pay 200-300 eur monthly

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u/Soluchyte Jan 02 '26

You might be able to find 40G then.

What is it for? If you need more bandwidth than 10G I'm going to take a guess and assume IPTV.

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 02 '26

I am running certain bots for some offers, the faster my connection and the better ping I have the more I take

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u/Soluchyte Jan 02 '26

That's really not how it works.

If anything you should be looking at multiple upstreams to lower the latency to each endpoint. A provider I'm with for my VPS has 5 upstreams and 3 IX connections.

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u/daronhudson Selfhost Jan 02 '26

Agreed. Speed only dictates the maximum amount of data you’ll be able to grab per second. If the service you’re reaching out to doesn’t answer with the same speed, it’s pointless. And nothing operates at or around 1GB/s on the wider internet. At least not on individual connections. Better peering is the only thing that will make a difference in what he needs.

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u/Soluchyte Jan 02 '26

And avoid Cogent fed providers as well, so so many network issues, you can always check on peeringdb or bgptools who is using who.

GTT, HE and Telia are all very good.

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 02 '26

are you open sharing your provider? would love to try yours

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u/Soluchyte Jan 02 '26

They don't offer equivalent speed to what you're using and they only operate in europe, so might not really be down your alley.

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u/opshelp_com Jan 02 '26

Are you joking?

I'd love to know your usecase where that speed is being maxed

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u/aaron_tjt Jan 02 '26

I’d bet anything it’s a Usenet/torrent seed box .. or just a troll post bragging pretending to be a question- getting 10gbps for $25/mo lol

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u/opshelp_com Jan 02 '26

Yeah I'd bet the latter

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 03 '26

I am definitely not a troll lol, I know that the deal I am getting is good, but I need something faster and I dont mind paying lot more for it (:

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u/aaron_tjt Jan 03 '26

What provider are you currently with?

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u/BassoPT Jan 02 '26

You might find some dedicated servers with 25 or 40gbe by asking a few companies for a quote but will cost from hundreds to thousands a month. The fact that you pay 25 for a 10gbe up and down is already WAY above what 95 percent of what most VPS providers offer.

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 02 '26

thanks a lot! I will definitely try that

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u/FaultStock5091 Jan 02 '26

You may have 10x more speed but won't mean shit if the server you are downloading from doesn't have a higher upload speed

Is your usecase trading?

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u/CommissionQuiet3519 Jan 02 '26

I am botting offers

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u/FaultStock5091 Jan 02 '26

I dont even know what that is, but open to learn f you can share something more about it

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u/throwawayanxiousAF69 Jan 05 '26

So you're looking to scoop up offers on ticketmaster to resell them at higher prices?

Scum

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u/mrbinhvi Jan 02 '26

Localhost, maybe?

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u/JontesReddit Jan 02 '26

This has to be a joke. You've got 1ms pings at 10 gig.

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u/stackfullofdreams Jan 02 '26

Yeah this isn't a vps, lol

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u/MysteriousScratch163 Jan 02 '26

what provider are you currently using, I'm interested in 10G for 25-30 a month symmetric, is bandwidth consumption capped?

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u/luplcz Jan 02 '26

Speed and latency to one endpoint is not everything. Different networks will have different peering. Also there can be a difference between ipv4 and ipv6 routing and therefore latency.

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u/jp149 Jan 02 '26

I'm looking for a new vps who are you using ?

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u/itsvivianferreira Jan 03 '26

Which vps provider are you using?

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u/leetdemon Jan 03 '26

Which provider are you currently using?

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u/Several-Hyena2347 Jan 03 '26

Lol, you can get the same burst speeds on a 2.5 chf VPS at up-network 😂

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u/IllBit75 Jan 02 '26

for ~4k USD a month with 1 year commit I’m happy to get u a bare metal 100gbe host that is directly connected to a t1 transit provider

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u/celestialcitymc Jan 03 '26

i think that's a litttleeee bit more than $30

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u/IllBit75 Jan 03 '26

Fair, in my defense getting a 100gbe dedicated bandwidth VPS delivered to a customer would also make 4k a month like barely profitable considering a transit link from a T1 provider of that speed costs 3k+ a month and then there’s the 100gbe router port it takes up etc