Hands-on benchmark of WarnaHost’s AMD-based India VPS: 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, KVM, with I/O averaging 2.56 GB/s. Local and Singapore routes reach 900+ Mbps with low latency; Japan and Korea perform well, Europe and the US are stable, while connectivity to mainland China is average. Suitable for Asia-Pacific workloads and lightweight websites.

Benchmark of the usercloud.host Hong Kong VPS: self-owned AS151188, KVM on Intel Xeon E5-2660 v4 with a 1-core 2 GB RAM, 30 GB disk plan. Includes GeekBench CPU benchmarks, disk IO tests, detailed system info, SpeedTest and traceroute network data, plus purchase link for a quick look at performance and connectivity.

This benchmark compares AWS Lightsail upgraded instances in the Singapore and Tokyo regions. It covers real‑world CPU and memory specs, disk I/O, bandwidth, cross‑region latency, China routing, and streaming unlock capabilities, helping you choose the right region and plan for websites, media services, and latency‑sensitive workloads.

Hands-on benchmarks of BandwagonHost The Plan across multiple datacenters, including Hong Kong HK CMI triple‑ISP, Japan SoftBank, Sydney 9929, several Los Angeles DC/CN2/CN2 GIA variants, New York, New Jersey, the Netherlands (EUNL_3 and 9929), Vancouver (standard and CN2GIA), Fremont, and Dubai. Covers CPU, memory, disk performance, TCP acceleration, virtualization, China Telecom/Unicom/CMI return routes, speedtests, and streaming unlock (YouTube, Netflix, Disney+ and more).

Hands-on benchmark of Advin’s Netherlands 7950X VDS: 4 vCPUs at 4.5 GHz, 16 GB RAM, and nearly 1 TB disk. bench.sh and YABS show peak sequential I/O around 1.8 GB/s and 64k mixed R/W around 1.25 GB/s. Includes local 10G tests, intercontinental throughput and latency, plus routing and streaming unlock checks—suitable for websites and light to medium compute workloads.

A concise cheat sheet of mainstream PT trackers, covering speed limits, “freeleech” rules, upload constraints, per-torrent caps, and penalties for overspeeding, plus recommended RSS intervals, freeleech grabbing, and G-Drive earnings comparison. Also explains what “freebie boxes” (Yangmao servers) are and how related bans work so you can pace your bandwidth safely and avoid pitfalls.

This post benchmarks a ZgoCloud Osaka AMD 9004 VPS instance whose route offering has since been discontinued and is now for reference only. It covers CPU, memory, disk, network, and streaming unlocks (Netflix originals only, Disney+ Japan). Despite solid raw performance, the instance is extremely unstable in practice and not recommended for purchase.

A step‑by‑step walkthrough of converting a RAID1 array to RAID0 on an OP Du Fu box using mdadm. Covers failing and removing a disk, wiping partitions, mdadm --grow operations, monitoring /proc/mdstat, filesystem resize, and reboot. Includes practical tips, caveats, time expectations, and notes on doing this safely overnight.

Hands-on benchmark of a France-based dedicated server (E3-1240 V2/32GB/2TB) hosted by Scaleway in Paris. Covers CPU, memory, and disk I/O performance plus global network throughput, China-backhaul routing, IP reputation, and detailed streaming unlock status (Netflix Originals, Disney+ FR region, YouTube, TikTok, and more) for both hosting and media use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of Spaceberg’s large-storage promo: 7 TB disk, unmetered 50 Gbps downlink, 4 vCPUs on a Xeon Gold 6226R and 4 GB RAM. Disk I/O peaks at 15 GB/s in fio tests. Streaming-wise, YouTube and Disney+ (NL/FR) are unlocked, while Netflix is unavailable. Includes extensive CPU, memory, disk, network, and routing benchmarks.

This post benchmarks the Spaceberg 20 TB storage server in France, powered by an Intel Xeon Gold 6226R. fio mixed R/W peaks at 13.9 GB/s with strong I/O and good sequential throughput. Located in Lille/Roubaix on OVH, it offers decent global bandwidth, partial streaming unlock (YouTube and Disney+ available, Netflix limited), making it suitable for backup and archival workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of the Spaceberg France 4TB storage VPS: 4 vCPU / 2 GB RAM / 4 TB disk in OVH’s Roubaix datacenter. fio shows strong mixed read/write throughput, while IPv4/IPv6 bandwidth reaches 5–7 Gbps across Europe and 1–2 Gbps transoceanic, making it suitable for large-scale backups, file hosting, and download distribution workloads.