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Intel Clovertown Dedicated Server Hosting

Filed in: Site News — July 23rd, 2007

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Three months after upgrading to dedicated server hosting, I ordered another server upgrade and the migration is done early morning yesterday.

The new server is powered by Intel Clovertown Quad Core Processor, equipped with 2GB RAM and 250GB SATA2 hard disk. It is a high-end server compared to previous Intel Pentium 4 server.

I didn’t expect I needed to upgrade server so soon. Although the P4 box is enough to serve the hosted websites but, recently, it had a hard time handling the rising number of server attacks. A higher-level server is necessary for better performance and stability.

Well, maybe it’s time to work like a dog! ;)

P.S. Contact me if you need a budget web/blog hosting.

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  • Good to hear that. This is another one of those things I call good problems. I predict you will need to add another server in 2 years time, no?
  • You have server space to rent out kah? :)
  • LcF
    @pablopabla: yup, plenty of space to rent out. It is hundreds GB hard disk!
  • my goodness, how many hits do you have in a month?
  • LcF
    well, the random server attacks is the main reason of upgrading.
  • i think it was so called difference...my blog is just having a entry level hosting package but enough,you need a dedicated server right now and wanna upgrade soon...no words...you're so great...
  • How much do you charge for hosting?
  • Able
    I run a dedicated server from Server Intellect. I don't have to worry about sharing resources or someone crashing the server because of hogged resources. I only have about 50 sites on my server. I resell to friends and family. Pays for the server, and because my is manged by Server Intellect I don't have to be a Tech God to resolve my issues they support me and the box.
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