Dedicated Server Options: Which Are Worth Considering

Posted on Monday, Mar 26, 2012 in "Web Hosting Types"

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No matter what new technologies get incorporated into the hosting world, there will always be a place for the dedicated server hosting account.  It doesn’t necessarily make the host the most money: squeezing a few hundred accounts on a shared server does that.  But it’s a market need that will never go away.

Web hosting companies to this day respond to this demand by loading up their dedicated server plans with as many goodies as they can to lure in more fish.  But which ones should you bite at, and which ones should you swim by?  Here is a list of some common dedicated server options, and how much they actually give you.

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