I need a server primarily for long-term backups and large file storage, but I don't want to overspend on high-end NVMe drives. Does anyone have suggestions for a cost-effective setup where raw capacity is more important than speed? Is there a specific type of plan that’s best for keeping a massive archive accessible without a huge monthly bill?

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KVM is definitely the way to go for dedicated resources. It’s much more stable when you're paying with LTC or BUSD for long-term projects.

How do I find a virtual server that reserves a specific part of a physical server for me? I want to pay with BUSD or LTC. Any site that lists 100+ global hosters for easy comparison?