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Zenbleed: How to quickly and easily fix AMD CPU 0-day Exploit

[UPDATE 7/26/2023]: Debian (sid) has added amd64-microcode update. This would be a slightly better fix than using the chicken bit in the below methods as it has a little less of a performance hit. To install it, make sure you have the security repo added and then run

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Unraveling the Power of a GPU Dedicated Server

In the world of advanced computing, the term "dedicated GPU server" is becoming increasingly popular. But what exactly is a dedicated GPU server? To understand this, we first need to break down its components. A Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) is a powerful processor designed specifically for rendering high-quality graphics efficiently.

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Understanding NVMe VPS Hosting: A New Era in VPS Hosting

What is NVMe VPS Hosting? In the ever-evolving world of technology, speed and efficiency are paramount. As businesses and individuals alike seek faster, more reliable solutions for their hosting needs, a new player has emerged on the scene - NVMe VPS hosting. This blog post aims to shed light on

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Big Storage VPS at the Most Affordable Rates: A Comparison

Introduction In the digital age where data is everything, finding reliable and affordable big storage solutions can be challenging. Are you a business seeking a high-performing, cost-effective solution that offers abundant storage space without compromising speed? Our Virtual Private Server (VPS) solution is here to elevate your data storage needs

Why Rent Servers in Spokane and Coeur d'Alene?

Why Rent Servers in Spokane and Coeur d'Alene?

Renting servers or VPSes in a secondary market like Spokane, WA or Coeur d'Alene, ID can offer a number of benefits for businesses and individuals. These areas would traditionally be considered "secondary markets" when referring to internet hubs or data center markets. As the domestic (and international) fiber networks continue

NVMe vs SSD: Does it matter for your VPS?

NVMe vs SSD: Does it matter for your VPS?

When looking for a virtual private server (VPS), you’ll likely come across two main types: NVMe VPS and SSD VPS. While both offer great performance and reliability (especially compared to HDDs), they have their own unique advantages and disadvantages. Here, we’ll compare NVMe VPS and SSD VPS, and

VDS vs Bare Metal Dedicated Servers: What's the difference?

VDS vs Bare Metal Dedicated Servers: What's the difference?

A virtual dedicated server and a regular dedicated server are different in several ways, each offering its own pros and cons. With a virtual dedicated server, or VDS, you get your own operating system running on a physical host computer (hypervisor) that can be administered remotely and efficiently. It's similar

Welcome to the (new) Crunchbits blog

Welcome to the (new) Crunchbits blog

After finally getting through a large hardware upgrade, data center location expansion (well, 1 of 2 completed), and a billing system migration we've finally found the time to start the blog again. Unfortunately, a lot of the content from the old blog is either no longer applicable or is a