Dedicated server specs help!

hello, im considering upgrading to a dedicated server to host my minecraft server on but i need a litte help.

SERVER 1: cost: $82.00

• CPU:​
  Intel Celeron D 352

• RAM:​
  4GB DDR2
• Hard Drive:​
  250GB SATA
• Uplink Port Speed:​
  100mbps
• Bandwidth:​
  1000GB
• Operating System:​
  CentOS 5.8 - 64 bit
• IP Addresses:​
  8 IPs (5 Usable)
• Backup (NAS):​
  5gb NAS

SERVER 2: cost: $82.00​

• CPU:​
  Intel Celeron E1200

• RAM:​
  4GB DDR2
• Hard Drive:​
  250GB SATA
• Uplink Port Speed:​
  100mbps
• Bandwidth:​
  1000GB
• Operating System:​
  CentOS 5.8 - 64 bit
• IP Addresses:​
  8 IPs (5 Usable)
• Backup (NAS):​
  5gb NAS
• Support Level:​
  Standard Support

Which one do you think is better and how many players do you think these servers will hold?
Are these servers worth the amount they cost, or do you know a cheaper and better host?
thankyou to anyone that can help me!












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Probably around 30 players, given the amount of bandwith you are given.

 

For that price you could get a cheap E3-1230 that out-performs that old Celeron by 50000xx

 

Celeron lol. You're gonna be lucky hosting 10 players on that.

 

SERVER 1: cost: $82.00

• CPU:
  Intel Celeron D 352 TOO OLD

• RAM:
  4GB DDR2 TOO OLD AND SLOW LOL DDR2?
• Hard Drive:
  250GB SATA LOL SATA1 ? aim for SATA 3 / SSD

SERVER 2: cost: $82.00

• CPU:
  Intel Celeron E1200 lol

• RAM:
  4GB DDR2 just so much lol
• Hard Drive:
  250GB SATA im dieing over here sata 1 really?

out of them? none you'll be lucky to get 10 players rofl

edit: go to godaddy and get a cheap host for like $30 a month... it will be probaly be the same

 

Mmm, Celeron D 352. That piece of crap performs worse than both an Intel Atom and Pentium 4, but is on par in single-threaded performance with an Intel Atom.

http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=Intel Celeron D 3.46GHz

I'd say about 5 players max........... probably not even that, since my Intel Atom started lagging, even during the initial world generation.

EDIT: LOL, this is Limestone Networks..........you have to be kidding me.

 

You're better off with a VPS.