# VPS with 2 Gbps BW

#### You:
what is good vps not too crazy ram but 2000Mbit Unmetered BW

#### ChatGPT:
If you want **2 Gbps (2000 Mbit) unmetered bandwidth** and don't need huge RAM, these are worth looking at:

| Provider           | Starting RAM | Network                                | Price Range | Notes                                                                                                                                                                                              |
| ------------------ | ------------ | -------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **OVHcloud**       | 2-4 GB       | 2 Gbps unmetered                       | €8-20/mo    | Very reputable, excellent EU network                                                                                                                                                               |
| **HostAddon**      | 2 GB         | 2 Gbps unmetered                       | \~$9/mo     | Cheap, multiple locations ([Hostaddon](https://www.hostaddon.com/2-gbps-vps-hosting/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))                                                                                      |
| **ParkInHost**     | 2-4 GB       | Up to 2 Gbps unlimited                 | \~$10-20/mo | Germany, Netherlands, Poland, etc. ([ParkinHost](https://www.parkinhost.com/vps.php?utm_source=chatgpt.com), [ParkinHost](https://www.parkinhost.com/europe-linux-vps.php?utm_source=chatgpt.com)) |
| **VPS.us**         | 4 GB         | Dedicated 2 Gbps unmetered             | \~$70/mo    | Premium network, expensive ([VPS US](https://vps.us/unmetered-vps/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))                                                                                                        |
| **GreenCloud VPS** | 2-4 GB       | 10 Gbps shared uplink, high throughput | \~$10-15/mo | Popular on LowEndTalk                                                                                                                                                                              |
| **RackNerd**       | 2-4 GB       | 1-10 Gbps shared, large transfer       | \~$10-20/mo | Great value                                                                                                                                                                                        |
| **Aeza**           | 2-4 GB       | High-bandwidth plans                   | \~$10-25/mo | Frequently recommended by VPS users ([Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1sv9ccc/looking_for_an_high_bandwidth_unmetered_vps/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))                                  |

### Best value recommendations

#### 🥇 OVHcloud

- 2-4 GB RAM
- NVMe storage
- Real 2 Gbps unmetered on higher VPS plans
- Excellent peering in Europe
- Good if you're in Estonia or nearby

#### 🥈 HostAddon

- 2 GB RAM starts around $9/month
- Advertises 2 Gbps unmetered
- Very inexpensive for bandwidth-heavy workloads ([Hostaddon](https://www.hostaddon.com/2-gbps-vps-hosting/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

#### 🥉 ParkInHost

- Germany and Netherlands locations
- Up to 2 Gbps unlimited traffic
- Suitable for file hosting, VPNs, proxies, game servers ([ParkinHost](https://www.parkinhost.com/vps.php?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

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### One thing to be aware of

Many hosts advertise **"2 Gbps unmetered"**, but the bandwidth is usually **shared**, not dedicated. If you actually plan to push **100-500 TB/month**, the number of providers that can sustain that reliably becomes much smaller. Community users often point out that very cheap "true" 2 Gbps unmetered service is rare and real-world testing matters more than marketing. ([Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1t2wv7e/cheap_vps_with_unmetered_bandwidth_and_1gbps_port/?utm_source=chatgpt.com), [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1sv9ccc/looking_for_an_high_bandwidth_unmetered_vps/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

If you tell me:

- your **budget** (e.g. $10, $20, $40/month),
- required **RAM** (2 GB? 4 GB? 8 GB?),
- and what you'll use it for (**VPN, proxy, file hosting, game server, streaming, etc.**),

I can narrow it down to the best 3 options.


#### You:
super reliable fast ddos protected etc

#### ChatGPT:
If your priorities are:

- **Very reliable**
- **Fast network**
- **Strong DDoS protection**
- **2 Gbps+ or high throughput**
- **Not crazy amounts of RAM**
- **No sketchy budget hosts**

then I'd rank them:

## 🥇 [OVHcloud](https://www.ovhcloud.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

**Probably the best overall choice.**

✅ Built-in anti-DDoS\
✅ Excellent European network (great from Estonia)\
✅ 2 Gbps VPS plans available\
✅ Very stable infrastructure\
✅ Good for VPNs, websites, game servers, APIs, streaming

**Downside:** support isn't amazing. ([Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1pz68ki/moving_off_hetzner_best_allround_vps/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

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## 🥈 [BuyVM + Path.net protection](https://buyvm.net/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

**One of the strongest DDoS-protected VPS providers.**

✅ Path.net filtering (multi-terabit)\
✅ Very popular with Minecraft/game server operators\
✅ Reliable under attacks\
✅ Good pricing

**Downside:**

- Usually 1 Gbps ports rather than 2 Gbps.
- Stock can be hard to find. ([buyvm.net](https://buyvm.net/ddos-protection/?utm_source=chatgpt.com), [wiki.buyvm.net](https://wiki.buyvm.net/doku.php/ddos?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

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## 🥉 [Vultr](https://www.vultr.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

**Very polished and globally distributed.**

✅ Fast NVMe storage\
✅ Many locations\
✅ Easy management panel\
✅ Solid performance

**Downside:** occasional reports of node issues and support quality varies. ([Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1hh1qtl?utm_source=chatgpt.com), [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/VPS/comments/1ol3t54/seeking_a_good_vps/?utm_source=chatgpt.com))

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## 💎 Premium Option: [Path.net](https://path.net/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

If you're serious about uptime and expect attacks:

- Enterprise-grade network
- Massive DDoS capacity
- Used by gaming companies and large projects

But it is significantly more expensive.

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# My top recommendation

### **OVH VPS**

**4 GB RAM**

- 2 vCPU
- NVMe SSD
- 2 Gbps unmetered
- Included anti-DDoS
- \~$10-20/month

For most people, it's very hard to beat.

### If you expect constant attacks:

**BuyVM + Path.net**

### If budget doesn't matter and you want "bulletproof":

**Path.net** or a dedicated server behind Path.net.

If you're looking for something **under $20/month**, **$50/month**, or **$100/month**, I can suggest more specific plans.


#### You:
is this good for like 500 user high traffic site?
ovhcloud 2026 vps 2 plan
9.99 eur /month
Datacenter location
Europe (Germany)
Processor
6 vCore
Memory
12GB
Storage
100GB SSD NVMe
License
Linux
included	
Image
Ubuntu 26.04

#### ChatGPT:
Short answer: **yes - it’s a good VPS for 500 users, but only if your app is optimized and not heavy on CPU/database work.**

Let’s break it down properly.

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# 🧠 Your VPS specs

You’re looking at:

- **6 vCore**
- **12 GB RAM**
- **NVMe SSD**
- **\~1 Gbps network (not 2 Gbps on VPS-2 tier)**
- **OVH DDoS protection included**

That’s a **solid mid-range VPS**, not entry level.

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# 👥 Can it handle 500 users?

## ✅ YES - if your site is typical web traffic

This VPS is enough for:

- WordPress / Laravel / Node.js sites
- APIs (REST/GraphQL)
- SaaS dashboards
- Medium traffic web apps
- 500 users mostly *concurrent light usage*

With good setup (Redis, caching, nginx tuning), it can even handle more.

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## ⚠️ MAYBE - if traffic is “real heavy”

It depends what “500 users” means:

### 🟡 OK case (fine on this VPS)

- Users browsing pages
- API requests every few seconds
- Cached content
- Light DB queries

👉 This VPS can handle it comfortably.

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### 🔴 Risky case (you may overload it)

- Real-time chat / websockets for 500 users
- Heavy database writes
- Video streaming / file processing
- Uncached dynamic pages
- Game servers or high concurrency APIs

👉 Then 6 vCore / 12GB might bottleneck fast (CPU or DB, not RAM).

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# 🚀 Network / bandwidth reality (important)

Even though OVH advertises “up to 2-3 Gbps” across VPS line:

- VPS-2 is usually **\~1 Gbps public bandwidth**
- “unmetered” ≠ dedicated speed
- CPU contention can matter more than bandwidth

For normal websites → totally fine.

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# 🛡️ DDoS protection (big plus)

OVH is actually strong here:

- Included anti-DDoS at network level
- Very good for public-facing services
- Better than most cheap VPS providers

So for reliability + attacks → **OVH is a top pick in EU**

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# 📊 Realistic verdict

### 👍 This VPS is GOOD for:

- 500-user website (typical SaaS / web app)
- Medium traffic blogs / platforms
- Backend APIs
- VPN / proxy (moderate usage)

### ⚠️ Not ideal for:

- High-performance game servers
- Heavy real-time apps
- High write database systems
- Anything needing low-latency guaranteed CPU

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# 💡 Simple rule

If your app is:

> “normal web traffic + caching” → **you’re fine**

If your app is:

> “constant real-time processing or heavy DB load” → **upgrade to VPS-3 or move to dedicated**

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# 🧩 My recommendation

For your case:

- Start with **this VPS-2**
- Add:
  - Redis caching
  - Nginx caching
  - Cloudflare in front
- Monitor CPU usage

If CPU goes above \~70% sustained → upgrade to VPS-3 (24 GB / 8 vCore)

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If you tell me what stack you’re running (Node, PHP, Python, DB type, etc.), I can estimate much more precisely whether 500 users will actually stress it or not.


#### You:
its heavy database work really

#### ChatGPT:
If it’s **heavy database work**, then this changes things a lot — and I’d be more cautious with that VPS.

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# 🧠 Your VPS (6 vCore / 12 GB RAM) in DB-heavy workloads

On paper it looks strong, but for database-heavy apps:

- CPU is the **real limiter** (not RAM first)
- NVMe helps a lot, but only up to a point
- VPS environments have **shared CPU contention**
- DB workloads are sensitive to **I/O + cache hit rate + concurrency**

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# ⚠️ Reality check for 500 users + heavy DB

## 🔴 Likely bottlenecks you’ll hit:

### 1. CPU saturation (first problem)

- complex queries (JOINs, filters, analytics)
- ORM-heavy apps (Node/Prisma, Laravel Eloquent, etc.)
- multiple concurrent writes

👉 6 vCores can get overwhelmed quickly under sustained load.

---

### 2. Database memory pressure

- 12 GB RAM is “okay”
- but if you run:
  - app + DB + cache on same box

👉 PostgreSQL/MySQL will compete with your app for RAM

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### 3. Disk I/O spikes

Even NVMe VPS:

- shared storage layer
- bursty writes cause latency spikes

👉 DB-heavy apps feel this as “random slowdowns”

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# 🟡 Can it still work?

Yes — but only under **good architecture conditions**:

## If you do ALL of this:

- Proper indexing (very important)
- Query optimization (avoid N+1 problems)
- Redis caching layer
- Connection pooling (PgBouncer / equivalent)
- Nginx + backend separation of concerns
- Keep DB tuned (buffer pool, cache sizes)

👉 Then it can handle **\~200–500 moderate users**, not heavy concurrency.

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# 🟢 What actually makes it “good” for your case?

For heavy DB apps, what matters more than raw VPS specs:

### ✔️ CPU consistency

### ✔️ Dedicated DB resources

### ✔️ Low I/O latency stability

### ✔️ RAM headroom for caching

And this VPS is:

- decent CPU
- but still **shared VPS environment**

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# 🚀 Better setup (strong recommendation)

If you’re serious about 500 users + heavy DB:

## Option A (minimum serious setup)

- VPS-2 (app server)
- - separate DB VPS (2–4 vCPU / 8–16 GB RAM)

👉 This alone can double or triple performance stability

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## Option B (clean production setup)

- App VPS (6–8 vCPU)
- DB VPS (dedicated, optimized for Postgres/MySQL)
- Redis VPS or managed Redis

👉 This is what “real” scalable setups look like

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## Option C (OVH upgrade path)

Instead of VPS-2:

- go **OVH VPS-3 or VPS-4**
- or even **dedicated server line (Eco/Advance)**

👉 much better sustained CPU performance

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# 💬 Straight answer

### ❌ VPS-2 alone for heavy DB + 500 users:

Not ideal long-term — you’ll likely see slowdowns under load.

### ⚠️ It can work:

Only with strong optimization + caching + low concurrency bursts

### ✅ Best use of it:

- development
- early production
- medium traffic + optimized DB

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# 🧩 My honest recommendation

If this is a real production system:

👉 Don’t rely on a single VPS for heavy DB + 500 users\
👉 Split app + database OR move to stronger dedicated CPU tier

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If you want, tell me:

- PostgreSQL or MySQL?
- what framework?
- read-heavy or write-heavy?

I can estimate very closely whether you’ll hit limits at 50, 200, or 500 concurrent users.


#### You:
any good more anonymous alternatives to ovh cloud maybe crypto accepted? like i still want super reliable not too expensive good specs


#### ChatGPT:
If you want **OVH-level reliability + DDoS protection + crypto + more “anonymous” signup**, you’re basically moving into a tradeoff zone:

> The more “anonymous” a provider is, the less enterprise-grade stability you usually get.

But there *are* solid middle-ground options.

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# 🥇 Best real option (closest to OVH, still crypto-friendly)

## 🔹 VSYS / QloudHost-style providers (privacy + decent infra)

Example category:

- VSYS
- QloudHost

### Why they’re good:

- Crypto payments (BTC / USDT sometimes Monero via partners)
- Some level of **DDoS protection**
- Offshore jurisdictions (Netherlands, Ukraine, etc.)
- VPS performance is usually decent (NVMe, KVM)

### Downsides:

- Not as stable as OVH or Hetzner
- Support quality varies a lot
- Network consistency can fluctuate under load

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# 🥈 Strong “privacy-first + serious infrastructure” option

## 🔹 Silent-hosting / offshore VPS providers

Example:

- SilentHosts

### Pros:

- Accepts crypto (BTC, XMR, etc.)
- Explicit **no-KYC / email-only signup**
- Strong DDoS claims (10-80 Gbps+ filtering)
- NVMe + KVM stacks
- Multi-country hosting (EU offshore zones)

### Cons:

- More expensive than OVH for same specs
- Less predictable performance consistency than OVH EU nodes

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# 🥉 “Maximum anonymity” (but less enterprise-grade)

## 🔹 Crypto-first anonymous VPS providers

- VPSCrypto
- NoKycVPS

### Pros:

- Monero / BTC / USDT accepted
- No identity verification
- Fast provisioning
- Good for VPNs, proxies, scraping, dev work

### Cons (important):

- DDoS protection is usually “best effort”, not OVH-grade
- Uptime consistency is not always enterprise-level
- Sometimes oversold CPU nodes

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# ⚠️ Reality check (important for your use case)

You said:

- **500 users**
- **heavy database work**
- **need reliability**
- **DDoS protection**
- **not expensive**

Here’s the truth:

### ❌ Fully anonymous + crypto-only + OVH-level reliability does NOT really exist at $10-20/mo

Because:

- OVH invests heavily in global DDoS scrubbing networks
- Anonymous/offshore hosts usually don’t have that scale

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# 🧠 Best real-world recommendation

If your goal is:

## 🟢 “serious production site (500 users + DB-heavy)”

👉 Stick with:

- OVH / Hetzner / Netcup (EU stability tier)
- add crypto *indirectly* (gift cards / crypto cards / resellers)

OR

## 🟡 Hybrid setup (BEST balance)

- OVH VPS (app server)
- Offshore crypto VPS (proxy / gateway / front layer if needed)

This gives you:

- real reliability
- partial anonymity layer
- DDoS protection still handled by OVH

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# 💡 My honest suggestion for you

Given your earlier requirements:

👉 **Don’t fully go “anonymous VPS” for a production DB-heavy site**

Instead:

- Use OVH VPS-2 / VPS-3 (or dedicated if possible)
- Put Cloudflare in front
- If you need privacy → handle it at payment layer, not hosting layer

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# If you want, I can narrow it down further:

Tell me:

- budget (€10 / €20 / €40+)
- stack (Node, PHP, Python, Postgres/MySQL)
- expected concurrency (real peak users at once)

and I’ll give you a **setup that will NOT crash under load** (and still stays as private as realistically possible).


#### You:
i dont care about ddos

#### ChatGPT:
Good - that simplifies things a lot.

If you **don’t care about DDoS protection** and you want:

- crypto payments (BTC/USDT/XMR ideally)
- more “anonymous” signup
- good performance for DB-heavy workloads
- not expensive
- decent reliability (still important for 500 users)

then you should ignore most “security-branded” hosts and focus on **crypto-first VPS providers with real KVM + NVMe nodes**.

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# 🥇 Best balance (crypto + solid VPS quality)

## 🔹 VPS2Day

One of the better-known crypto-friendly VPS providers.

**Pros:**

- Accepts Bitcoin + other crypto
- KVM virtual machines
- NVMe storage options
- EU locations (Germany, Netherlands)
- Fairly stable for production use

**Cons:**

- Not OVH-level networking consistency
- No enterprise DDoS protection (you said fine)

👉 Good “serious but still semi-private” option.

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## 🔹 PQ.Hosting

Very popular in crypto VPS communities.

**Pros:**

- Crypto payments supported
- Cheap high-spec VPS (8-16 GB RAM common)
- Good CPU allocation for price
- Multiple global locations (EU, Asia)

**Cons:**

- Overselling can happen on cheaper tiers
- Support is average
- Not ideal for ultra-stable enterprise workloads

👉 Good for DB-heavy apps if you pick mid/high tier plans.

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## 🔹 MonoVM

Older offshore-friendly VPS provider.

**Pros:**

- Accepts crypto
- Flexible “anonymous-style” signup
- Decent NVMe VPS plans
- Multiple jurisdictions

**Cons:**

- Mixed reputation on consistency
- Performance varies by node

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## 🔹 FlokiNET

More privacy-focused hosting (Iceland / Finland / Romania).

**Pros:**

- Strong privacy stance
- Crypto accepted
- Good legal environment (EU + Iceland mix)
- Reliable enough for small-medium apps

**Cons:**

- More expensive than budget crypto VPS
- Not the fastest hardware per euro

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# 🧠 Reality check for your use case (important)

You said:

- 500 users
- heavy database work
- crypto + semi-anonymous
- no DDoS concern

### ⚠️ The real bottleneck won’t be “privacy VPS vs OVH”

It will be:

> CPU consistency + DB architecture

So what matters more than provider:

- Dedicated vCPU (not “shared burst”)
- NVMe I/O stability
- RAM (12-16 GB minimum for DB-heavy app)
- PostgreSQL/MySQL tuning

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# 🟢 Best setup I would actually recommend

Instead of chasing “perfect anonymous provider”, do this:

## Option A (simple)

- 1 strong VPS (8 vCPU / 16 GB RAM / NVMe)
- PQ.Hosting or VPS2Day

👉 cheapest workable production setup

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## Option B (better for DB-heavy apps)

- VPS #1: app server (6-8 vCPU)
- VPS #2: database server (8-16 GB RAM, tuned)

👉 massive stability improvement

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## Option C (if you want reliability + privacy balance)

- OVH/Hetzner for DB
- Crypto VPS for frontend/API proxy layer

👉 best performance + partial anonymity

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# 🚨 Straight answer

If your priority is:

### “anonymous + crypto + works fine for 500 users DB-heavy”

👉 Best picks:

- VPS2Day (most balanced)
- PQ.Hosting (best value)
- FlokiNET (most privacy-focused EU option)

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# If you want a sharper recommendation

Tell me:

- Postgres or MySQL?
- read-heavy or write-heavy?
- budget ceiling

and I’ll tell you exactly which plan tier will *not choke under 500 users*.
