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Shutting down your gaming PC doesn’t have to mean closing your Palworld world for the evening. A dedicated server on a VPS gives it a separate place to run, so friends can join without waiting for you to start a session.

If you’d like that flexibility, our article helps you make the move from hosting while you play to running a server independently. Get a practical understanding of the setup and ongoing care involved before inviting everyone in.

Your PC gets a break. Playtime gets fewer dependencies. Article linked in the comments 👇

There is a specific moment every growing AI product hits where the API bill stops being theoretical. Traffic is real, users are real, and suddenly that per-token pricing model is very real too.

Owning your inference changes the math. GPU VPS gives you a dedicated RTX PRO 6000 with 96 GB of VRAM, enough to run a full 70B model. One fixed monthly number, no matter how busy things get.

Link in the comments.

Your WireGuard VPN is connected, but you’d like it to run more smoothly. A few targeted adjustments may help, without rebuilding your setup or spending the weekend buried in Linux documentation.

Our video focuses on practical solutions to common performance issues and explains when those changes are useful. Get a clearer understanding of how to improve your connection, with advice you can apply to your own server rather than a long list of settings to change regardless.

Watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel. Video linked in the comments 👇

The simulation is not the slow part. You already know this. You have spent enough time watching a job sit in a queue overnight to know exactly where the bottleneck is.

GPU VPS is a dedicated RTX PRO 6000 on your own infrastructure. Submit when you need to, it runs when you submit. 120 TFLOPS of FP32, 1.8 TB/s memory bandwidth, flat monthly rate. No scheduler, no queue, no waiting for a slot to open up at 3am.

Link in the comments.

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Want to run your own backend without assembling every service from scratch? Self-hosted Supabase brings familiar tools such as Auth, Storage, and Realtime to infrastructure you operate, with PostgreSQL at the centre.

That gives you a starting point for building your application while taking a more hands-on role in its hosting. Our article helps you explore what that role involves and how to get a Supabase instance running on a Contabo VPS, with enough context to plan beyond the first deployment.

Take a closer look at the setup. Article linked in the comments 👇

Daniel Caetano owned a laundromat. The admin drove him mad. So he built the software to fix it.

The result? A platform processing thousands of payments a month - automated, real-time, no coin counting.

"Contabo is the part of this I do not think about. That is the whole compliment."

Check out what Daniel is building - link in the comments! 👇

Every 3D artist knows the feeling. The project is under control right up until a client revision lands two days before delivery and the machine runs overnight for a week straight.

Cloud render farms are great until you see that invoice. GPU VPS is a flat monthly rate regardless of how hard you push it. The RTX PRO 6000 is ISV-certified for Maya, Houdini, and Cinema 4D, and 96 GB of VRAM means your scenes stop fighting the card for memory.

Crunch all you want. The price does not move. Link in the comments.

At some point, the API bill stops being a line item and starts being a conversation. Couple that with rate limits and every prompt leaving your infrastructure, and self-hosting starts looking a lot more attractive.

The thing that has always made it awkward is VRAM. A 70B model needs 96 GB on one card. GPU VPS has exactly that, in your own instance, in an EU or US data center you pick, for a fixed monthly rate.

Your prompts stay in your stack. Your costs stop being someone else's variable. Link in the comments.

Getting more from your WireGuard connection doesn’t have to become a weekend of Linux tuning. A focused approach gives you room to improve performance without changing settings your setup may not need.

Our video explains how to decide what’s worth adjusting and when it makes sense to leave things as they are. Whether you’re testing a new VPS or fine-tuning an existing VPN, the aim is to help you make informed changes and measure the difference.

Watch the tutorial on our YouTube channel. Video linked in the comments 👇