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So you just got on what.cd and your line at home is fucking trash and you live in a 3rd world shithole so you | So you just got on what.cd and your line at home is fucking trash and you live in a 3rd world shithole so you can't peer, everyone is telling you to get a seedbox and you don't know where to start. | ||
Well, for starters, a seedbox is a server that is dedicated to seeding Linux ISOs and backups of data you already have. | Well, for starters, a seedbox is a server that is dedicated to seeding Linux ISOs and backups of data you already have. |
Revision as of 20:41, 18 January 2016
What is a Seedbox?
So you just got on what.cd and your line at home is fucking trash and you live in a 3rd world shithole so you can't peer, everyone is telling you to get a seedbox and you don't know where to start.
Well, for starters, a seedbox is a server that is dedicated to seeding Linux ISOs and backups of data you already have.
Things to consider when buying a seedbox
There are a few simple things you should look for in a seedbox
- Speed: You want to be able to upload as fast as you can (especially in an initial swarm) so that your ratio for Linux ISOs gets really high, most seedboxes will measure this in Gigabits/second
- Peering: Similarly you want to be able to connect to as many people as you can in order to maximize your upload potential, there is no real way to measure this.
- Price: I mean come on, for most people spending ~$50 a month for a server to seed backups and Linux ISOs is just not feasible. most of the time you get what you pay for when it comes to seedboxes as it is with any server
- Storage: Storage is often linked in with price, you often pay more per month to have a higher hard drive quota.