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In the new Fogame Hub hosting, even those who don’t understand how to use online games will get all the benefits of a dedicated gaming server.

To use this interface, you don’t have to run to any level of hardware and software. This allows you to run the ware with the console. When buying a game, you just need to select a game, and a map of where to connect and a location. If possible, on your own. There’s no ping.

On Fogame Hub, it is available for rent. The list will be updated forever. All the details link up.

A service in which the tenant (user) receives a specific server under his own control for a certain period of time is called a server lease. The lease agreement specifies the terms of the transaction, according to which the user can dispose of the equipment.

What are the advantages of renting a server

The rent dedicated servers is an opportunity to get the necessary amount of power and resources for the implementation of a large project without spending a lot of money on the purchase of expensive equipment. In this case, there is no need to incur additional costs, search and train specialized personnel. The tenant can fully control the server, install various programs, change settings, control users in the system, as well as create and edit files. On the capacity of a dedicated…

No, you won’t be able to play Crysis on this but for those that require a bit more oomph for their web hosting projects, there are dedicated servers and this Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Ionos is offering $100 credit on any server configuration for the first month, making it a great platform for testers and makers.

(PSA: by the way, we are going to update our Black Friday web hosting deals and Black Friday website builder deals page at least once per day till Cyber Monday)

With per-minute billing, no minimum contract and no setup fees, the Intel-based 4XL-192HDD is the most powerful affordable dedicated server available at Ionos and is probably more powerful than the top supercomputer from the late 1990’s, the Intel-powered ASCII Red which had nearly 10,000 cores, a peak performance…