That's not a Dedicated, that's a VPS.
CentOS if you know what you're doing, Ubuntu/Debian are usually the easier options and come heavily preconfigured. Though I never really been a fan of Ubuntu in a server environment, it's made a lot of progress these past years, but it's just something I can't really get accustomed to. Debian or CentOS would be my picks depending on what you use the box for and what it'll be required to do.
you are going to host 14 slot and 10 slot ts3 server and for that you need dedi?
I'm running around 15 servers, website atm and could more it takes about 1-2gb for all processes atm and line is stable.
We use it and its very stable, no probs so far.
got question: how much does this cost you per month? And port 1GBPS and connection 100MBIT with possible extension right?
CentOS if you know what you're doing, Ubuntu/Debian are usually the easier options and come heavily preconfigured. Though I never really been a fan of Ubuntu in a server environment, it's made a lot of progress these past years, but it's just something I can't really get accustomed to. Debian or CentOS would be my picks depending on what you use the box for and what it'll be required to do.
maybe a 10 slot ts3, but prolly not
anyway OS doesn't really matter for these services, debian or ubuntu is just fine.
I'm running around 15 servers, website atm and could more it takes about 1-2gb for all processes atm and line is stable.
as well as hosting a few websites.
But im going going to pay for a game server... support is crap and some of the admins for game servers are ignorant...