Sign up with most VPN companies and you’ve no idea how busy their servers might be. Is there enough bandwidth for everyone to get decent speeds, or will performance drop to a crawl at peak times? There’s no way to tell off the bat.
VPNBook’s Dedicated VPN plan offers you a dedicated VPN server with CPU, memory and 500GB+ monthly bandwidth allocated for your use. This can’t guarantee good performance, but it should ensure you avoid the bottlenecks of the low-end competition, and get you more consistent speeds whenever you’re online.
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Having your own dedicated bandwidth means less annoying restrictions designed to cut service usage. You won’t find a stupid ‘no simultaneous connections’ policy here, for instance – you can have up to five devices connected at any one time.
VPNBook only offers servers in four locations: Canada, US East, US West and the Netherlands. If you need P2P, the list gets shorter, as it’s only supported on the Canadian servers. And bear in mind that once you’ve chosen a location, that’s it – you can’t switch later, which may be a problem if the VPN doesn’t give you access to a …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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