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I am contemplating about 4 dedicated server hosts and most of them have servers in these locations: Florida My audience is mainly West Coast and East Coast…..not sure what to do? I am thinking about Florida because a company i found is offering a sweet deal but again im not sure? :/
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I guess you have your answer then; price. Physical location really does not matter anymore unless you want to have close proximity for physical access to your server.
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Yeah, nowawdays you don’t really have to worry about server location…the speed has improved greatly. Unless fractions of a second matter, I wouldn’t stress about it.
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If all of your visitors are within the US, it doesn’t matter where it’s physically located.
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If you require a very low ping than location matters. Generally the closer you are to the physical server the better your ping.
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