hcm426 Wrote: Depends on what you're doing with it, There are some costs you may not have considered, including redundant power, Battery backups, and simple power cost. For someone living on the east coast where power is expensive, you could spend extra money each month running a server 24/7. the other thing you have to consider is noise. Unless you're building a server out of a PC, the servers that are either designed for small business or racks are typically loud and warm.
Hope this helps.
For now, I just want it for a couple game servers and a website. And my Down is 40MB and up is 5-7MB, I have no clue if people will have a good ping/connection to my server though.
15-10-2017, 05:50 PM
Widget Wrote: You're honestly better off just buying a Dedi, the amount of money you'd spend wasting on home hosting, you'd get far better just renting.
Well, I'm doing this because I want to get into Network Administration. Things with Servers/Computers.