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Here in Buenos Aires we pay import tax on everything, so Noctua fans cost 45 USD each. I found local brand AireMax that claims PWM 4-pin compatible, 25 USD. Has anyone tested these? They are probably sleeve bearing, not SSO2, but at that price I am tempted to risk it.

Same here in Buenos Aires, the scrap yards in Villa Soldati have everything. I got three APC UPS units, 3000VA each, for 200 dollars total. One needed batteries only. The cooling is harder because of the transport, how you move this monster Mateo?

In Argentina we know this game. Prepay anything in pesos and watch inflation eat the provider before they eat you. I do monthly with local ARS pricing, or yearly only if I can pay in USD stablecoin. CloudCone takes crypto, so I did one year with them once. Worked out.

In Buenos Aires we get used to "ilimitado" meaning 10GB on mobile plans, so this is familiar pain. The dollar exchange makes Contabo attractive until you factor in the time value of migration. 50TB at 100Mbps is two weeks of suffering.

Bro this wholesome thread

I teach my little brother since 2 years he 16 now

He upload files for our minecraft server no problem

Important thing patience

Since I start hosting he learn fast

Contabo file manager good for this simple

Here in Buenos Aires the import tax makes all of this academic. I pay 2x for anything not made here. I run in generic grey trainers from a local brand called Topper. Not beautiful, not terrible.