How to double/triple the LPM in 1 hour :)
I know, it can seems obvious, but sometimes the easiest solutions are the most forgotten... 
I just... doubled the power of my VPS, upgraded it from 2 gb ram to 4, also it has double cpu, and SSD HD instead that regular HD.
Boom!
After days, weeks, months trying to calibrate and adjusting every single option of Ser for to get better results, I had a big help from a simple upgrading of the vps, that was always running to the limits.
Double/triple LPM now, using the same (old) lists of before, changing nothing else.
Today I had to buy more proxies because I was having too much threads for that proxies.
I just... doubled the power of my VPS, upgraded it from 2 gb ram to 4, also it has double cpu, and SSD HD instead that regular HD.
Boom!
After days, weeks, months trying to calibrate and adjusting every single option of Ser for to get better results, I had a big help from a simple upgrading of the vps, that was always running to the limits.
Double/triple LPM now, using the same (old) lists of before, changing nothing else.
Today I had to buy more proxies because I was having too much threads for that proxies.
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All hardcore users like me told 100s of times that you guys stop using vps and
go buy cheaps dedi instead. Usually for the same price as vps
Thanks for your suggestion. I read it other times, but actually a VPS for me is much more easy to use, install everything, support, etc. I'm so full absorbed and concentrated about SER, SEO, Websites, Ranking etc that now I prefer to leave your suggestion for ahead. For sure one day I will try it, even if I read on this forum differents opinions about dedis.
@Kaine
actually I don't know much about hardware, I prefer softwares
Anyway with my old VPS, when I was near to 100% Cpu usage sometime the VPS had crashes, so the only way to use it was lowering the threads. Now with double CPU I can use much more threads of before, so more links every day. It seems simple to understand for me.
If you have more knowledge about VPS Hardwares, feel free yourself to share with others a little "ignorant" about it
Another bottle-neck alot of people dont take into account is port-size. You could have, for example, a quad-core I7 with 16 gigs of ram - and sure, GSA will let you run 500 threads.
It will look like they are working - and they are - but at a certain point getting more speed is not about making your server more powerful. Your going to be limited by the size of your uplink.
In actuality, your better with 4 boxes of half that size (With different uplinks, of course.)
Why? Because the difference in a 10mb, 100mb, and 1gb port is very real. Think of it like downloading one file at once, or downloading 100. Yes; you CAN download all those files at once - but depending on the speed of your internet connection, its going to take longer to download each file.
Its very important when you do this to make sure your not just getting another VPS running on the same dedicated box. Having multiple servers in place of 1 very powerful server is good; but having them all running as virtual instances on the same dedicated defeats the purpose (They end up sharing a port).
Forgive the rambling; This is a practical issue I encountered a few years ago. Splitting 5 dedicated boxes into 30 VPS with different uplinks made all the difference.
Well, as I said before I don't know so much about hardware.
But making a comparation DEDICATED vs VPS, at the moment I'm using this VPS:
- CPU 13,6 ghz, Quad CORES, RAM 4 gb, Hard Disk SSD, Network Port SPeed 1 Gbps, WIN 2008, $70/month, excellent help assistance.
It seems me a good solution, is there a DEDICATED with better features for that price?
don't pay for windows.
search for "install windows over kvm"
Eek!