BenchMark

Black Friday deals are here. This in-depth HostBrr Threadripper 9995WX VPS Benchmark compares it head‑to‑head with the 9950X and EPYC 9655, analyzing raw performance, overselling risks, and value for money. It also breaks down package pricing, StorageBox and block storage promotions, and offers practical buying advice for different workloads and budgets.

Hands-on Black Friday benchmark of Hetzner AX162-S: EPYC 9454P with 48 cores / 96 threads, DDR5 ECC and Gen4 NVMe. YABS sequential throughput over 5 GB/s, Geekbench 6 multi-core around 19,000. At €199/month, this DuFu-series dedicated server still offers outstanding price‑performance despite Hetzner’s slower recent updates.

This post presents a comprehensive benchmark of an 8×NVIDIA A800-SXM4-80GB node, covering GPU memory bandwidth and transfers, Tensor Core performance, synthetic GPU compute, and model inference with ResNet, BERT, and GPT‑2, plus CPU, memory, and disk benchmarks. It also details the environment, system requirements, and CLI options so you can easily reproduce and compare results on your own hardware.

Hands-on benchmark of GoMami’s Hong Kong AMD EPYC 9575F (Zen 5) node with the 2C/4G/100G NVMe plan. Includes detailed YABS, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark PerformanceTest Linux, UnixBench, WordPress benchmark results, plus network routes (CN2/9929/CMIN2), IP quality screenshots, plan specs, and discount codes.

A seemingly unbeatable Tarekcloud EPYC 7763 “super-sized” VPS turned into a stability nightmare: constant reboots, days of downtime, and an eventual forced migration to a weaker EPYC 7B13 platform. This post walks through the issues, Tarekcloud’s explanation about third‑party procurement and mixed memory, underwhelming compensation, CPU benchmarks, and practical cautions before you buy.

This post benchmarks Wuyu Cloud’s new overseas brand Zouter.io, which offers KYC-free, neutrality-focused services with an in-house control panel. It walks through three HK BGP Global plans (Performance 9950X, Storage RAID10, Standard EPYC 7763), includes Yabs and Geekbench results, highlights IO and CPU constraints, and briefly covers backup/snapshot features and 10 Gbps DDoS protection behavior.

This post benchmarks OnlyServers’ UK 25G dedicated server based on a DELL R640 with dual Xeon Platinum 8180 CPUs, 256 GB RAM, and 2×7.68 TB SSD. It also revisits their controversial bandwidth policy and presents Yabs, iperf, UniBench, NetQuality, and NWS results, serving as a practical reference for Emby and PT enthusiasts.

Hands-on benchmark of GoMami’s Hong Kong AMD 9950X VPS: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe. CPU performance is close to a full 9950X, but IO is roughly halved compared to the earlier 7763 lineup. Includes Yabs, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, UnixBench, WordPress benchmarks, pricing, and launch promo code HappyBirthday.

Hands-on benchmark of GoMami’s new Hong Kong AMD EPYC 7763 lineup (GoMami Pulse). Using Debian 13, we run YABS, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, NWS, and WordPress benchmarks, plus IO and 10GB real-world download tests. Includes routing quality (CN2/CMIN2), BGP, China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile return paths, and launch promo code HappyBirthday.

Hands-on benchmark of Nube’s new Hong Kong Intel D-1747NTE dedicated servers ("杜甫"): brand‑new hardware, software RAID, and important caveats around 95th‑percentile billing. Covers monthly vs. long‑term pricing and policies, plus detailed YABS, Geekbench, system benchmark, IP quality, and network performance data to help with capacity planning and use‑case selection.

Hands‑on benchmark of the Minisforum 890Pro with an all‑big‑core Ryzen 9 8945HS, dual SK Hynix P41 1TB NVMe SSDs, DDR5‑5600 RAM, and 2.5G NIC. Shows Debian/PVE hardware detection, SMART health, temperatures, and multiple benchmarks (Yabs, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, byte‑unixbench). Also discusses the trade‑offs versus HX370 and the newly released 9955HX.

This post benchmarks Nube.sh’s new Japan-region AMD Ryzen 9 9950X dedicated server: 10Gbps direct connect with dual 10G uplinks, 192GB DDR5 ECC, and a self-built BGP backbone (PCCWG, Lumen, Cogent, NTT) spanning multiple IXPs in Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. With better thermals than similar Supermicro high-density builds and strong Yabs/iperf3 and Geekbench scores, it’s well-suited for high-performance and cross-border workloads.

This post benchmarks HostDZire’s self-operated India AMD EPYC 7K62 VPS hosted in Iron Mountain Mumbai with VMware virtualization. The tested plan offers 16 vCPUs, 32 GB RAM, 240 GB NVMe and 8 TB @ 10 Gbps for €27.2/year. Includes Yabs and PassMark results, network quality and BGP checks, plus discussion of overselling, stability risks and node-migration policy.

This post benchmarks DDPS’s Japan VPS offering based on AMD Ryzen 9 7900/9900X. The tested TY-4G plan provides 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe, and 2 TB traffic on a 10 Gbps port, with IIJ NRT10 and Equinix TY8 datacenters available. Yabs and Geekbench scores are solid, but manual provisioning and very slow ticket responses are major red flags, so order with caution.

Hands-on benchmark of a second-hand Leaseweb E5-1650 v2 dedicated server: 35€ for 48TB of HDD storage and unmetered 1Gbps bandwidth. This post walks through the full hardware configuration, RAID layout, disk health, sequential write and Yabs benchmarks, plus NWS network tests, and compares value for money against the 40€ E-2388G to judge whether this now‑discontinued box is still worth buying.

This guide walks you through mounting a Hostbrr Storagebox to OpenAlist/Alist, enabling WebDAV for multi-service backups. It also includes a complete Rclone configuration and sync example over FTP, plus instructions for mounting remote storage locally with rclone mount and a quick Rsync backup example to build a cost-effective backup setup fast.

This post uncovers the mysterious provider Verasel: offline onboarding only, crypto-only payments, no billing panel, and a focus on high‑bandwidth dedicated servers and privacy. With multiple ASNs, flexible IP replacement, and proactive rerouting under congestion, Verasel looks more like a premium managed host. Includes real‑world benchmarks for an E3‑1230V2 + 32G + 480G SSD, 1G unmetered line.

This post benchmarks Sharon’s Singapore Premium VPS (CN2+9929+CMIN2), covering real‑world CPU and network performance, Geekbench and YABS results, as well as route quality, BGP connectivity, IP reputation, and latency. It explains the 2 vCPU / 2 GB RAM / 30 GB NVMe configuration, 500 GB outbound billing model, private group-only access via raffles and donations, and why Sharon remains one of the strongest Asia-optimized network options alongside DMIT.

Hands-on benchmark of the OVH Advance-1 server in the Germany datacenter: AMD EPYC 4244P, 32GB RAM, dual 960GB SSDs, 3Gbps public bandwidth plus 25G internal network, at €84.99. Includes Yabs scores, 3–4GB/s disk performance, network throughput results, and notes on OVH’s latest bandwidth upgrade and 25G LAN option.

Benchmarking a rare 10G dedicated server from Worldstream in the Netherlands: Intel Xeon E-2336, 64 GB RAM, SSD + 10 TB HDD, and 100 TB traffic cap for just €64.95 (now discontinued). Includes YABS, fio, iperf, UnixBench, Geekbench 5/6, and PassMark results, plus network behavior and value analysis to see whether this “god-tier” deal really delivered.

In-depth benchmark of the Netcup RS 2000 G9.5 PRO from the June promo: explains the G9.5 bandwidth throttling policy with real-world tests, examines IO fluctuation on German nodes, and analyzes YABS scores plus network performance. Includes a tax-free registration guide and key precautions for signing up.

Hands-on benchmark of a DIY H3C R4900 G5 with dual Xeon Gold 5318Y, 384 GB RAM, and mixed SSD + NVMe array. Covers Yabs/FIO disk performance up to 3.9 GB/s, plus Geekbench 5/6 and UniBench results, with a look at expansion potential and price-performance of this branded server platform.

Hands-on benchmark of Ikoula’s French i7‑9700K dedicated server: 64 GB RAM, 970 EVO 1 TB NVMe SSD, 1 Gbps port. Yabs disk results up to 2.3 GB/s with near line-rate bandwidth to Europe. Includes comments on the Chinese control panel, 20-per-month reinstall cap, overall value at €25/month, and PT potential.

Hands-on benchmark of WebNX’s 10G AMD 9950X dedicated server: datacenter locations and 100% SLA terms, self-service OS install, full hardware breakdown, and detailed CPU, disk, and network benchmarks. Compares pricing, thermals, and stability against Fiberstate’s shared 9950X nodes, with practical guidance for oneman hosts and small providers to choose safely and avoid thermal pitfalls.

A hands-on benchmark of a Hetzner Germany dedicated server with an AMD Ryzen 7 3700X and 160 TB storage. Covers full hardware configuration, system inspection, detailed CPU characteristics, YABS disk and network benchmarks, plus Geekbench 5/6 results to help guide your capacity planning and deployment decisions.

This post benchmarks a RedSwitches 10G bare‑metal server in the Netherlands with AMD EPYC 4344P, 64GB DDR5, and dual 1TB NVMe for $199/month. It delivers strong CPU and disk performance in Geekbench, UnixBench, PassMark, and fio tests, but the real‑world bandwidth falls short of the advertised 10G. Includes Looking Glass, detailed CPU data, network measurements, IP quality checks, and buying advice context.

Hands-on benchmark of Fiberstate’s Los Angeles 10G Ryzen 9 9950X server. The Supermicro H13SRD-F + AS-3015MR-H8TNR combo suffers from inadequate cooling, causing high temperatures and downclocking, and the provider refuses alternative cooling, so I eventually requested a refund. Also clarifies that the Samsung 990 EVO Plus being detected as PCIe 5.0 x2 is expected behavior.

This article presents one of the first benchmarks of Tencent Cloud’s latest Standard SA9 instance powered by AMD EPYC Turin‑Dense, DDR5 memory, and a 67.5M PPS network. It validates the performance of a 16 vCPU / 32 GB / 300 GB configuration against expectations, and analyzes network throughput, hyper‑threading options, and CPU characteristics for production migration readiness.

This post benchmarks Hostbrr’s 2nd‑anniversary AMD EPYC 9655 plans, covering pricing, 20 TB block storage, and 10 Gbps bandwidth. It focuses on the EPIC 4 vCore/16 GB/160 GB NVMe plan, tests AVX‑512 performance, compares it to ComputeBox, and provides practical buying advice based on CPU, disk, network, and routing results.

This post benchmarks the new German provider ComputeBox: a 3 vCPU / 6 GB RAM VPS with AMD EPYC 9655, 50 GB NVMe, and 2 TB traffic on 10 Gbps for only €4.45/month. Backed by a Tier 3, ISO 27001-certified, green-powered datacenter and a custom control panel with instant provisioning. Includes detailed CPU, disk, and network benchmarks plus account signup tips and overselling caveats.

Hands-on benchmark of Leaseweb’s Intel E-2388G server: Rocket Lake-based with strong single-core performance and integrated graphics. Covers configuration, lscpu output, bandwidth and connectivity, plus real-world benchmarks (YABS, Geekbench 5/6, PerformanceTest, Fusion benchmark). Also touches on how to obtain it via direct purchase or reseller and why it suits PT seeding and high-frequency workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of Nube.sh’s San Jose China-optimized route instance based on AMD EPYC 7663, with a 1C/1G configuration and 10G NVMe storage billed purely by outbound traffic. Includes test IP, detailed CPU info, Geekbench 5, Yabs, Speedtest, Fusion Monster Go script, routing and latency results. A practical reference for low-cost relay and lightweight service deployment.

Hands-on benchmark of Evoxt’s Tokyo VPS node powered by AMD EPYC Genoa, NVMe storage, and KVM virtualization. Covers CPU, disk I/O, and global network performance for the 1 vCPU / 2 GB / $5.99 plan with 1 Gbps / 1 TB bandwidth, plus streaming unlock tests and detailed IP reputation and routing analysis.

This post breaks down Nube.sh’s elastic cloud discount strategy, where discounts shift from 65% → 55% → 45% based on resource usage and renewals. It includes LG test IPs for multiple regions, real-order screenshots, and detailed benchmarks for Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, and San Jose nodes. HK 1c1g starts at just $0.8/month, with one-way traffic billing at $0.0009/GB, hourly billing, IPv6 support, and a reminder that heavy users must watch bandwidth costs.

This post benchmarks Evoxt’s new Netherlands location powered by AMD EPYC-Genoa and NVMe SSD. It covers plan and pricing tables, CPU, disk, and network benchmarks (Yabs, Geekbench, UnixBench, PassMark, etc.), IPv4/IPv6 quality checks, streaming unlock status, and China backhaul routes—showing a balanced mix of performance and value for lightweight sites, backups, and similar use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of Tencent Cloud’s internal SA5 instance powered by AMD EPYC Bergamo: 4 vCPUs, 8 GB DDR5, 50 GB enhanced SSD and IPv4 BGP in Nanjing. Covers AVX-512 and other instruction support, KVM virtualization details, security mitigations, and synthetic benchmarks including YABS, GeekBench 5/6, UnixBench, and a Go-based “Fusion Monster” test suite.

Hands-on benchmark of a Catcat AMD Ryzen 9 9950X server: DDR5 192GB, 2×2TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe, Hangzhou BGP 1000M/50M network. Includes lscpu output showing 16C/32T, AVX‑512, 64MB L3 cache, plus YABS, UnixBench, GeekBench, Fusion Monster script, SMART, latency and China network tests for high-performance and virtualization sizing.

I accidentally won a lifetime free 2c4g VPS from Alice with global streaming unlock. This post runs a quick benchmark of its specs and performance, including CPU info, disk and network bandwidth, and mixed test-suite results, to see whether this zero-cost, lifetime VPS is actually worth the effort to set up and use.

This post benchmarks a Monogatari Cloud dual-socket Intel Platinum 8259CL server in Zhejiang. It covers the provider’s background and licenses, promo pricing and value, detailed hardware configuration (dual 96-thread CPUs, 128 GB Samsung DDR4, 960 GB PM983), China Telecom 500M/50M unmetered bandwidth, and extensive real‑world benchmarks, plus a reminder about the SSD’s ~20k power‑on hours.

This post benchmarks FameSystems’ Germany-based AMD EPYC 9654 VPS: 6 vCores, 24 GB DDR5 RAM, 300 GB PCIe 5.0 NVMe for €8/month, available as Linux (KVM) or Windows (Hyper-V). It includes detailed CPU, disk, and network benchmarks (YABS, Geekbench 5/6, UnixBench, PerformanceTest, Fusion script), plus IP quality and streaming unlock checks, with a strong reminder about balance-only payments and being cautious with annual plans.

Hands-on benchmark of a VPS advertised with “better-than-CN2” German routes and AMD 9950X: full plan specs and lscpu details included, but the CPU is actually EPYC Milan and network performance is mediocre. Evening peak shows no routing advantage back to China. Overall not recommended despite good local latency and media unlocks.

HostBrr has launched new DirectAdmin Storage Boxes, offering 500GB for just €7/year with unlimited domains, subdomains, databases, and free SSL—ideal for hosting a Chevereto image bed. This guide walks through DNS setup, subdomain configuration, and one‑click installation, while also warning about the risks of using a shared IP address.

This post benchmarks Nube.SH’s Hong Kong/Singapore AMD 9950X bare‑metal server: $388/month with 128GB DDR5 ECC, 2×1.92TB Intel NVMe, 1Gbps with 32TB traffic (upgradable to 2×10G). It details BGP routing, public speed test endpoints, and updated CPU, disk, network, encoding, Redis, and mixed workload benchmark data.

Hands-on benchmarks of a dual AMD EPYC 9754 compute server and an 8×A800 GPU server. Includes full hardware specs, lscpu output, and Geekbench 5/6, X265, FIO results. Offers a light, informal look at how CPU and GPU computing power compare and where each setup shines.

Hands-on benchmark of a mainland China i7-14700K dedicated server: 20 cores / 28 threads, up to 5.6 GHz, 64 GB RAM, 2 TB NVMe. Includes full lscpu output plus cache, virtualization, and security mitigation details, as well as GeekBench, Yabs, UnixBench, and PerformanceTest Linux results to help evaluate it for online co-op and self-hosted game servers.

This post benchmarks Nube Cloud’s Hong Kong AMD EPYC 7532 dedicated server: 32 cores / 64 threads, 256 GB RAM, dual 1 TB NVMe, dual-port 40 GbE NIC, BGP blend with 100 Mbps bandwidth. Includes full pricing, test files, and detailed results from lscpu, Yabs, Bench.sh, Geekbench 5/6, PerformanceTest Linux, UnixBench, Sysbench, fusion script, IP quality and streaming unlock tests, power‑on hours and CheckHost.

Hands-on benchmark of the ClawCloud Hong Kong node: five regions available, generous bandwidth but overall performance is average, and the control panel is still being refined. Includes looking glass endpoints and details of the 2C/8G/100G/2T plan ($20). Sponsored benchmark, not a purchase recommendation—assess the risk yourself.

HostBrr has launched new AMD 9950X plans in Germany on a non-Hetzner network, with noticeably better connectivity than ntt/hz. This post explains HostBrr’s 1-thread-per-vCore VDS rules, details the VPS/VDS line-up and promo code “9950XBRR”, and shares real-world benchmarks on a 2C/12G/10Gbps instance (including lscpu, YABS, Geekbench, UnixBench, PerformanceTest Linux, media unlocking, and routing) plus value analysis and buying tips.

Hands-on benchmark of Hostiko’s Kyiv AMD Ryzen 9 9950X plan: 2 vCPU / 8 GB RAM / 100 GB NVMe / 10 Gbps at $19.7 per month. Covers ordering limitations due to no PayPal support, plus full lscpu, virtualization details, and multiple benchmark suites. For testing and reference only, not a purchase recommendation.

Hands-on benchmark of YXVM SG Hybrid: add a $1 native IP to combine China-optimized inbound routing with a streaming-unlocked outbound IP, achieving both high-speed connectivity and full streaming access. Includes Yabs/Bench results for a 1-core KVM Singapore VPS, with strong I/O and bandwidth performance and solid price-performance ratio, plus a quick native IP setup guide.

Hands-on benchmark of Hetzner’s newly launched Singapore VDS. Pricing starts at €7.4 with AMD EPYC 7002/7003 CPUs, but cost-performance lags far behind the German region. Includes details on one-way 1 Tbps bandwidth, €7.4/TB overage traffic, and comprehensive real-world metrics from lscpu, YABS, UnixBench, PerformanceTest Linux, and fusion benchmark scripts, plus routing and IP quality observations.

This post benchmarks Lash JP’s Japan VPS offering based on a Xeon E5‑2680v4 platform with a 512MB RAM / 5GB NVMe / 2TB@1G configuration. It uses pure international routes with no mainland China optimization, China Unicom direct and partial China Mobile direct. Local bandwidth is strong, cross‑region downstream is weak, disk I/O hovers around 50MB/s, and recent DDoS incidents cause occasional disconnects, leading to an overall average impression.

Hands-on benchmark of a Hetzner EX43 i5-12500 auction server: around 2,000 power-on hours and 20 TB total writes. YABS disk performance reaches 8.3 GB/s, with Geekbench 6 scores of 2647/10585. Paired with 62 GB RAM and roughly 1 TB of storage, it offers solid price-to-performance for homelab and production workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of Evoxt’s new Poland location: AMD EPYC-Genoa 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe, 1 Gbps with 2 TB traffic for $11.99/month. Includes full Yabs, Bench, UnixBench and speed tests, with up to 2.8 GB/s disk throughput and near-line-rate bandwidth across Europe—solid value for cost-conscious deployments.

Hands-on benchmark of Nube Cloud’s second US node (AMD 7663, a3s.4c8g, 10 Gbps port) with Cogent upstream and direct China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile connectivity. Outbound-only billing at $0.9/TB. Includes Yabs disk/network, iperf3, Geekbench 5/6, PerformanceTest Linux scores, streaming unlock status, IP quality checks, and China route traces for purchasing reference.

Aeza has launched a new AMD EPYC 8534P-based storage VPS line with ZFS RAID and time-based bandwidth throttling (10G/1G), starting at $40/month for 4c/4G/4T. This post verifies the actual CPU specs, runs multiple benchmarks (YABS, Geekbench, fio, network tests), and comments on the lack of an NVMe system disk, making the overall price‑performance ratio underwhelming.

This post benchmarks the Hetzner AX42 dedicated server with AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 8700GE and Radeon 780M integrated graphics, 64 GB DDR5 RAM, dual 512 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSDs, and true 1 Gbps bandwidth. During the EURO 2024 promo, setup fees are waived until July 12. Strong performance for transcoding and self‑hosted services, with a high chance of brand‑new disks.

Picked up Sharon JP SG Standard at a 90% discount for the first month: Tokyo 1C2G20G KVM plus a 2C4G40G Singapore node. This post records YABS, Geekbench, fio, and fusion script benchmarks, along with routing and streaming unlock tests. Results show modest CPU and disk performance but solid bandwidth and connectivity for lightweight use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of AllHost’s UK VPS based on AMD EPYC 9454: 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB NVMe and 5 TB bandwidth @ 8 Gbps for $4.98. Covers KVM platform details (AS42831, VirtFusion, BGP support), CPU/memory/disk benchmarks, network throughput and global latency, streaming unlock status, and routing back to major Chinese networks.

An in‑depth benchmark of Sharon HK Infinite in Hong Kong, featuring top-tier CN2+9929+CMIN2 routing, 200 Mbps–10 Gbps dedicated bandwidth, 10 Gbps port and 800 GB outbound traffic. Includes CPU, disk and network benchmarks, BGP paths, China Telecom/Unicom/CMCC return routes, streaming unlock status, and real-world Trojan+TLS throughput tests.

Benchmarking the Hetzner SX295 storage server: €384/month plus €79 setup, featuring 2×7.68 TB NVMe U.2 SSDs, 14×22 TB SATA HDDs, 256 GB DDR4 ECC RAM, and an EPYC 7502P CPU. Includes lscpu output, hardware details, disk benchmarks (YABS, sequential writes), Geekbench 5/6 scores, and a brief discussion of performance, capacity, value, and suitable use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of the YxVM Volume Beta Singapore node: 1 vCPU, 768MB RAM, 5GB disk, 1TB traffic @ 500Mbps with direct China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile routes (4837/CMI). Yabs shows disk I/O exceeding 1GB/s. With the recent AWS Lightsail price hikes, this may become a compelling low-cost alternative for lightweight workloads and lab use.

Sharon’s long-rumored one-year Hong Kong Premium Pre plan has finally entered a 7-day closed beta with data wiped afterwards. It debuts a rare CN2 + 9929 + CMIN2 triple-backhaul mix. This post benchmarks the SMALL1 spec across routes, latency, and throughput, with traceroutes, multi-region backhaul tests, and Fusion Monster script results. Pricing is still to be determined.

This post compares several AMD EPYC 9004‑based VPS plans amid the ongoing Root server controversy on LET. Using real‑world benchmarks, it examines CPU performance, disk IO, virtualization features, and network details across Netcup, NaranjaTech, AdvinServers, Entrywan, ShockHosting, and Hybula, highlighting trade‑offs in pricing, specs, and overselling risk.

Hands-on benchmark of ShockHosting’s Singapore EPYC 9354P VPS: 4 vCPUs, 8 GB RAM, 120 GB NVMe for $19.99/month. Covers data center (RacksCentral), routing to major Chinese carriers, network and IP quality, and a full suite of performance benchmarks. A strong high-spec Asian option and potential Hybula replacement.

Hands-on benchmark of CatServer’s US AMD 5950X VPS in the Spartan Host datacenter: dynamic 4 vCPU quota with 1 dedicated core, 6GB RAM, 80GB NVMe, 1Gbps bandwidth, 3TB traffic, and 200Gbps TCP protection. Includes lscpu, Yabs, PerformanceTest Linux, fusion script, and byte-unixbench results. Priced at 88 CNY, it targets users seeking strong price‑performance for initial testing.

This post benchmarks a US-based Entrywan VPS featuring an ultra-minimal, API-like control panel and clean IPs. It focuses on the AMD EPYC 9124 plan (1 vCPU / 2GB RAM / 10GB NVMe / 1Gbps), sharing lscpu output, a wide range of performance benchmarks (YABS, UnixBench, Geekbench, PassMark, network tests) plus streaming unlock checks, as a reference for cost‑effective, lightweight deployments.

Hands-on benchmark of Hostbrr’s Finland anniversary 6TB storage flash deal: EPYC 7502P, brand‑new drives, NVMe + RAID6 HDD, 1 Gbps port with 15 TB bandwidth for just €6/month. Includes full Yabs results plus IPv4/IPv6 network speed tests to see how the SX295 node really performs.

First hands-on experience with Netcup: from registration and VAT exemption to server activation in just six hours. This post benchmarks the Vienna-based RS 1000 G11 plan (EPYC 9634, 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 260 GB NVMe, 2.5 Gbps), covering lscpu output, multiple benchmark suites, network performance, pricing, and discount tips for new users.

Hands-on benchmark of Hetzner’s budget storage server SX65: 88 TB HDD + dual NVMe, Ryzen 7 3700X, 64 GB ECC at €104/month. Compares against the classic 40 TB auction setup, showcasing CPU, disk, and platform performance to evaluate overall price/performance and ideal use cases such as cold storage, backup, and mixed workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of HostBrr’s 1st‑anniversary Germany storage deal: €6/month for 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe + 6 TB RAID6 HDD, and 20 TB @ 1 Gbps. Includes YABS and HDD performance benchmarks, notes on recent datacenter migration and DDoS protection upgrades, plus impressions of this limited 8-unit flash sale.

Tencent Cloud Hong Kong has launched the prepaid Lighthouse Quality Traffic Package to address HK region latency issues by using premium BGP dedicated routes to Mainland China. Billing is based on outbound traffic only, but pricing is relatively high (around RMB 1,000 for 512 GB over 6 months). This post walks through activation steps and includes routing and latency benchmarks across China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.

Hands-on benchmark of Faconhost’s Singapore CN2 VPS during its Alpha phase. Pricing undercuts Xtom and CN2 routes look attractive, but routing and SLA are still unstable, TOS is extremely strict, and PayPal verification is harsh. Covers current plans, IPv6 /64 details, YABS and Geekbench performance, China‑route tracing, and multi-ISP speed tests—overall, proceed cautiously to avoid pitfalls.

Hands-on benchmark of a Nube Cloud Hong Kong dedicated server: Ryzen 9 7950X, 128GB DDR5 ECC, dual 1.92TB Intel enterprise NVMe, dual 10G uplinks and Hong Kong BGP blend. Includes lscpu dump, multiple disk and network benchmarks, latency charts plus purchase and test endpoints to evaluate performance and value.

This post benchmarks Nube Cloud’s new Hong Kong platform under the Kuaichedao brand. The test instance is an AMD EPYC 7713-based a3s.1c1g plan with 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM and 10 GB NVMe, priced at just $2.82/month with one-way bandwidth billing at $0.0031/GB. It supports hourly billing and IPv6 (manual configuration). Detailed CPU, disk, network, routing and streaming unlock benchmarks are included, plus a reminder that Kuaichedao has suffered frequent attacks in the past, so proceed with caution.

This post benchmarks Hostbrr, a long‑running Hetzner reseller, whose popular 5950X flash deal has now been upgraded to AMD EPYC 9454P at no extra cost. For €10.5/month you get 6 vCPUs, 20 GB RAM, 200 GB NVMe, and 15 TB bandwidth in Germany. Detailed CPU, disk, network, and streaming‑unlock results show stable performance and excellent value, especially for high‑memory and large‑storage workloads.

This post benchmarks Avoro’s German AMD EPYC 7513 ROOTSERVER S instance (4C/8G/160G NVMe, unmetered 10 Gbps). CPU is lottery-based among 7452/7513/7763, contract-free with one backup included and tax-free ordering. Multi-core performance clearly beats similarly priced Liteserver plans, with strong disk I/O, network throughput, and streaming unlock capabilities.

Hands-on benchmark of Aeza’s Hong Kong AMD 7950X3D plan: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, unmetered 10 Gbps, and 25% off for the first month. Includes lscpu output, multiple performance benchmarks, network latency, and streaming unlock tests. Russian provider without Alipay support; cryptocurrency payment recommended. Evaluates value for money and suitable use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of Hetzner’s Helsinki dedicated server powered by AMD Ryzen 9 5950X. Covers full hardware specs, lscpu output, virtualization and cache characteristics, plus a wide range of CPU, disk, memory, and network performance benchmarks to help evaluate real-world use cases and deployment suitability.

Hands-on benchmark of Aeza’s Moscow Intel i9-14900K plan (2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 60 GB NVMe, 10 Gbps, €17.4/month). Using lscpu, Yabs, UnixBench, Geekbench 5/6, PassMark, and a mixed “fusion” script, it presents CPU characteristics, cache, disk and network throughput, plus media unlock and routing data to assess price–performance and suitable workloads.

This post benchmarks a Vebble Singapore AMD instance (AMD EPYC Milan, 4 vCPU / 8GB RAM / 120GB disk, KVM). Disk performance peaks around 2.5 GB/s, and overseas bandwidth reaches close to 1 Gbps. China Unicom connectivity is poor and the free-month promotion leads to a mediocre real-world experience, though the provider’s custom panel looks much nicer than generic WHMCS setups.

Hands-on benchmark of Upstream’s UK AMD EPYC 73F3 VPS with a free one‑year plan. Covers plan specs, Yabs and “all‑in‑one” script benchmarks, CPU, memory, NVMe disk performance, IPv4/IPv6 networking, streaming unlocks and routing/latency results, to see whether this tiny VPS is worth picking up for fun.

Sharon dropped a JP Lite “toy chicken” VPS on Chinese New Year’s Eve: $1/month for 1 vCPU, 1 GB DDR5 RAM, 20 GB SSD and 1 TB @ 1 Gbps on a VirtFusion panel. It’s expected to be wiped in about a month, routes are still being tuned, and HK/JP/SG have private networking. Includes Fusion Monster script benchmarks, streaming unlock tests and China backhaul traces—don’t overpay scalpers.

Benchmark of the Oplink US AMD 7950X Premium VPS: 6 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 500 GB NVMe, 32 TB @ 10 Gbps for $29.95 plus setup. The provider uses a setup fee to filter customers, waived during Black Friday, with a 3‑day full refund policy. Tests show extremely strong disk performance and generally high‑quality neighbors, but only average network performance overall.

Hands-on benchmark of Haruka’s UK pre-sale VPS: despite a Ryzen-looking title it’s actually based on E5, managed via the VirtFusion panel. The 1C/512MB/6GB/1TB@1Gbps plan is just $8.99/year and supports doubling RAM via ticket. Includes CPU/IO benchmarks plus UK-region streaming unlock and native routing details.

This post benchmarks Faconhost’s new high-spec Hong Kong Ryzen 9 7900X VPS on the Cloudie network. It covers plan specs, pricing, VirtFusion control panel, and detailed performance results from YABS, UnixBench, Geekbench, Monster, and PassMark. Despite excellent I/O and CPU scores, the very strict TOS (paid PUSH/IP changes, CPU limits, no Windows) makes it hard to recommend.

Hands-on benchmark of NordicVM’s new UK AMD Ryzen 9 7900 VPS: around 3000 Geekbench 6 single-core score, VirtFusion control panel, 2 vCPU / 2GB DDR5 RAM, 50GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe, unmetered 1Gbps bandwidth at €6.99/month. Includes lscpu output, virtualization features, and multiple benchmark suites as reference for buyers.

Hands-on benchmark of Scaleway’s Paris Ampere ARM instances. Covers plan specs, lscpu/Yabs output, disk and network performance, plus streaming unlocks and routing to China. Despite a temporary 50% promo code, the overall price‑performance is mediocre versus competitors; no clear advantage, not recommended. Better stick with Stardust.

This post benchmarks the YxVM Hong Kong CN2 “toy” VPS (no AFF), which is $5 for the first month and $99 on renewal. It focuses on CN2 routes back to mainland China, with low-latency direct China Telecom CN2 connectivity. Compared with Sharon, performance is slightly worse. Includes real-world China Telecom/Unicom/Mobile routing traces, return-path tests, multimedia unlock status, and nationwide latency screenshots for reference only.

Server-Factory has opened pre-sales for its new AMD Ryzen 9 7950X VPS in Eygelshoven, Netherlands: 2 vCPU cores, 2 GB DDR5 RAM, 100 GB NVMe (PCIe 4.0), and 8 TB traffic @ 500 Mbps for €48/year. This post includes Looking Glass, status page, lscpu output, and extensive stability and performance benchmarks. Crypto and PayPal are accepted, but refunds are not allowed.

Hands-on benchmark of HostHatch’s Tokyo AMD 7R13 plan: 6 vCPUs (2 dedicated + 4 fair‑share), 24GB RAM, 300GB NVMe, 5TB @ 200Mbps for $125/year. Includes detailed CPU, disk, network, Geekbench, PassMark and routing results. Good price‑performance, but mind GB vs GiB sizing and reports of occasional data loss.

Hands-on benchmark of Faconhost’s new Netherlands AMD 7950X VPS: excellent NVMe I/O performance, Xtom-backed network routes similar to other NL 7950X offerings, and a VirtFusion control panel. However, as a brand‑new provider, long‑term stability is unknown and its refund/change fees and TOS are extremely strict—overall not recommended for most users.

Hands-on benchmark of ZgoCloud’s Los Angeles Ryzen 9 7950X VPS plan, covering YABS, Geekbench 5/6, UnixBench, and fusion script results, plus extensive routing and speed tests. Includes full streaming unlock matrix for IPv4/IPv6 and a detailed look at the strict TOS limits, instability issues, score degradation over time, and outage–fix timeline. Approach with caution.

This post benchmarks Bero-Host’s Christmas special AMD EPYC 7443P VPS: 8 vCPUs, 24 GB RAM, 420 GB NVMe, 20 TB@1 Gbps for just €10/month. It supports Windows, three snapshots plus scheduled backups, and custom ISO installs. With an additional 20% discount on renewal, the price‑to‑performance ratio is outstanding, though the custom control panel takes some getting used to.

Benchmark of Hybula’s new Netherlands VPS plan powered by AMD EPYC 9554. Self-built premium Amsterdam network with excellent routing, 4C/4G/50G NVMe and 10TB@2Gbps bandwidth. Black Friday pre-sale at 25% off, €27 per quarter, plus up to 7 backups by posting your order ID on LowEndTalk. Includes extensive CPU, disk, network and latency benchmarks.

Hands-on benchmark of Advin Servers’ Germany KVM VPS powered by AMD EPYC 9554: 2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe, 5 TB @ 10 Gbps for $4/month. Includes lscpu output with AVX-512/virtualization flags, YABS, Bench.sh, PassMark PerformanceTest Linux, fusion script I/O and network tests, plus byte-unixbench scores for purchase and performance reference.

Hands-on benchmark of naranjatech’s Netherlands VPS at €18/year: AMD EPYC 9554P, 1 vCore/2 GB RAM/50 GB NVMe/5 TB @ 2.5 Gbps. Includes lscpu output, virtualization details, YABS, Bench.sh, PassMark PerformanceTest Linux, and byte-unixbench results. Early performance numbers suggest very competitive price-to-performance.

Benchmark of LiteServer Netherlands AMD EPYC 9754 NVMe VPS plans around Black Friday 2023. Covers NVME-2G/4G/8G configurations, pricing, BF2023 promo code, and detailed performance benchmarks including lscpu, YABS, Geekbench 6, UnixBench, PerformanceTest Linux, mixed scripts, IO tests, and routing/streaming unlock results, noting slightly reduced performance versus previous generations.

Hands-on benchmark of Alwyzon’s Vienna EPYC 9354P E8+ VPS: Geekbench 6 single-core on par with Ryzen 9 5950X, strong multi-core, and blistering NVMe RAID 10 I/O. Compared with Zgo and Hetzner, Alwyzon stands out for network quality and stability, making it an excellent fit for Europe-facing workloads, earning a perfect 100/100 score.

This post benchmarks HostEONS’ US AMD 7950X VDS and dissects its marketing tricks. You effectively need two cores to get something close to a truly dedicated single core, and real‑world performance starts out average and then deteriorates over time across CPU, I/O, and network. With no price advantage and a strict no‑refund policy, it’s not recommended overall. Includes plan specs plus lscpu, YABS, UnixBench, PerformanceTest Linux, network latency, and multimedia unlock results.

This post benchmarks server-factory’s free 24-hour NL AMD EPYC 7702P IPv6-only VPS plan (1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 25 GB NVMe, 1 Gbps). It verifies KVM virtualization, AES-NI/AVX2 availability, and presents detailed CPU, memory, disk, network, and streaming unlock results to evaluate overall performance and connectivity.

In-depth benchmark of UCloud’s Hong Kong AMD EPYC offering: solid price‑performance and decent compute, seemingly identical to Alibaba Cloud’s Hong Kong lightweight instances. Includes multi-region test IPs, Yabs and Fusion Monster benchmark data, plus China return-route acceleration results. Note the lack of renewal at original promo pricing, making it more of a yearly throwaway VPS.

Benchmark of a DutchIS Netherlands VPS with AMD Ryzen 9 5900X, 2 vCPUs, 4 GB DDR4 RAM, and 50 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe at €17/month. Includes lscpu output, YABS, Bench, PerformanceTest Linux, byte-unixbench, and Network-Speed.xyz results. Disk peaks around 5 GB/s and IPv4 bandwidth is close to 1 Gbps, plus LG and network details for buyers’ reference.

This benchmark uses the xanmod Linux 6.1 LTS kernel with BBRv3 to evaluate Atomic_Networks’ Chicago Ryzen 9 7950X slice. Despite strong NVMe and 1 Gbps network throughput plus solid US streaming unlock (Netflix/Disney+/TikTok), the single-core score is only about 2200, routing to China is mediocre, fraud scores are high, and the overall price–performance ratio is poor—best avoided.

This post benchmarks a DutchIS Netherlands VPS based on the AMD EPYC 7313 platform: 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 50 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe, unmetered 1 Gbps bandwidth for €8.40/month. It covers the strict €1 ID verification and in‑house control panel, free 10G SpeedIX peering for members, and includes LG details plus comprehensive YABS, UnixBench, PerformanceTest, Bench.sh, Speedtest, and Network-Speed.xyz results.

Hostbrr launched a “triple cores on order” promotion for its 7950X3D plans, which almost certainly implies overselling on this CPU. Tests show it’s effectively a Hetzner reseller node, with average performance and network quality plus signs of contention. The post lists the full plan specs and lscpu/YABS/UnixBench results; overall value is acceptable, but it’s not recommended if you care about consistent high performance.

This post benchmarks POVPS’s Copenhagen 2C2G NVMe VPS based on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D. Disk performance is excellent, with Yabs hitting around 3 GB/s. However, real‑world network bandwidth repeatedly falls short of the advertised 1 Gbps, topping out at roughly 750 Mbps across multiple tests. As a new provider, it’s currently not recommended.

Hands-on benchmark of Akile SGLite-One: 1 vCPU / 1 GB KVM in Singapore. Includes CPU, memory, disk and I/O benchmarks, detailed streaming unlock tests (YouTube/Netflix/Disney+ all working), IP reputation, routing to major Chinese ISPs, and YABS output. Suitable for lightweight services with full raw data provided.

This post benchmarks HXServers’ budget “7950X” VPS in Los Angeles (a ReliableSite reseller). Despite the aggressive $1.5/1GB pricing and fast NVMe and network, the CPU reports as EPYC-Milan under KVM, lacks IPv6, shows suspiciously low single-core scores around 1900, and appears oversold. Overall performance and technical support issues make it a risky choice if you care about compute performance or stability.

Hands-on benchmark of Advin Servers’ AMD EPYC 7B13 plan (2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, 10 Gbps port) hosted in Nuremberg. NVMe throughput peaks near 8 GB/s with solid CPU and memory scores across YABS, Benchy, UnixBench, and PassMark. Also highlights that the so‑called “unlimited bandwidth” is constrained by a fair use policy at around 100 TB/month outbound traffic.

Hands-on benchmark of Aeza’s Frankfurt IC9-2 VPS: 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 60 GB NVMe, unmetered 1 Gbps, dual-stack IPv4/IPv6. CPU Mark reaches 5788 with up to 5.8 GB/s NVMe throughput. This post walks through Yabs, Bench.sh, Fusion Monster script, and PerformanceTest Linux data, then discusses performance characteristics, network quality, and suitable use cases at 120 RMB/month.

Hands-on benchmark of AlphaVPS 2G-Ryzen in Los Angeles: 2 vCPU Ryzen 7700X, 2GB DDR5 RAM, 30GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe and 2TB traffic at 10Gbps. Includes lscpu output, disk and memory info, YABS, Bench/Benchy, UnixBench, PassMark PerformanceTest Linux and multiple global network speed tests—solid choice for small websites.

This post benchmarks CrownCloud’s Frankfurt KVM Ryzen 9 7950X SSD plan: 2 vCPU, 2 GB DDR5 RAM, 60 GB NVMe, 10 Gbps port. Includes lscpu, memory and disk info, plus YABS, Bench, Benchy, byte-unixbench, PerformanceTest Linux and multiple Speedtest runs, analyzing raw performance and value at $17/month for websites and lightweight applications.

Benchmark of Dubai-based provider Layer’s 10 Gbps Spokane, WA AMD 7950X VPS plan: 1 vCPU / 2 GB DDR5 / 50 GB PCIe 4.0 NVMe / 3 TB traffic, with 5 backup slots and DDoS protection. Geekbench 6 single-core scores near 3000. YABS, Benchy, UnixBench and PassMark show outstanding disk throughput and strong global network performance, plus full Netflix unlock (AE region).

Hands-on benchmark of Scaleway’s Warsaw, Poland instances using the Fusion Monster script: detailed CPU, memory, and disk I/O results, plus a comparison of IPv4 vs IPv6 behavior on YouTube, Netflix, and Disney+ (unlock status and regions). Includes routing, latency, IP reputation, and usage recommendations based on value for money.

Hands-on benchmark of the DATAWAGON DW-16G VPS: EPYC 7713 8 cores, 16 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe and 1 Gbps bandwidth at $10/month. Includes YABS and Benchy disk benchmarks peaking at 8.8 GB/s, Geekbench 6, PassMark PerformanceTest Linux scores, global Speedtest/iperf3 throughput, China backhaul traces, IP quality and streaming unlock status for IPv4/IPv6.

Hands-on benchmark of Hostaris Germany KVM: Ryzen 9 5950X with 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, and 20 GB NVMe. Disk throughput peaks near 6 GB/s with excellent random IOPS. IPv4/IPv6 bandwidth reaches around 900 Mbps across Europe with low latency. At £4/month, this VPS offers strong price‑performance for lightweight sites, edge services, and latency‑sensitive workloads in the EU region.

This post benchmarks the Aeza Moscow MSKs-2 plan: 2 vCPUs of Ryzen 9 7950X, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, unmetered 10 Gbps for 120 RMB. YABS disk performance reaches the 10 GB/s class, with better throughput to Europe/Asia than to North America. Includes IPv4/IPv6, iperf3, Geekbench, routing and streaming unlock results, suitable for relay and lightweight services.

This post benchmarks an Aeza USA AMD 7950X3D VPS with 2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, and unmetered 1 Gbps bandwidth for about 120 RMB/month. Disk sequential throughput peaks at 3.8 GB/s, Geekbench 6 scores reach 2279 single-core and 3945 multi-core. Latency to Los Angeles is around 28 ms, European routing is average, and IPv6 is unavailable.

This post benchmarks an Aeza Amusitedan AMD 7950X3D VPS but the tests had to be aborted due to very unstable networking and frequent unexpected SSH disconnects. It preserves the plan specs, basic CPU/disk/RAM data, Yabs and Fusion Monster script outputs, plus the 94.22 RMB price, and advises caution before purchasing.

Hands-on benchmark of Aeza’s Helsinki AMD 7950X3D KVM VPS: 2 vCPUs, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, unmetered 1 Gbps bandwidth, around 120 RMB/month. Includes CPU info, disk and memory benchmarks, YABS and UnixBench results, PassMark PerformanceTest, Speedtest and network-speed.xyz data, plus routing, latency, and streaming unlock performance to assess value and stability.

Hands-on benchmark of the Aeza Stockholm 7950X3D VPS: disk IO reaches 6.9 GB/s, with solid European bandwidth but weak transoceanic performance. KVM-based 1 vCPU / 2 GB RAM plan, dual-stack IPv4/IPv6, yet often assigned IPs blocked in China. Overall value is mediocre, making it more suitable for testing or temporary workloads than long-term production use.

This post benchmarks the UK AllHost AMD 7900 VPS (3 vCPU/4 GB RAM/87 GB disk). Yabs shows disk speeds up to nearly 2 GB/s with around 240 MB/s at 4K. Uplink reaches 2 Gbps across Europe with very low latency to London, while transatlantic performance drops noticeably. Includes plan details and IPv6 info plus multiple benchmark suites.

A hands-on benchmark of Zgocloud’s Netherlands AMD EPYC 7402P VPS (2C/2G/25G/1Gbps, only 2TB traffic). CPU and disk performance are mediocre, bandwidth is generous but traffic is very limited. IP geolocation is messy yet Netflix and Disney+ are fully unlocked. With poor stability, low overall value, and no refunds, this plan is not recommended.

This post benchmarks the AlphaVPS Los Angeles 7700X plan (2 vCPU / 2GB RAM / 30GB NVMe) at €5.99 per month. It delivers peak disk throughput close to 10 GB/s, near‑gigabit dual‑stack networking, and around 22 ms latency within Los Angeles, offering an in‑depth look at performance and overall value for money.

This post benchmarks the Atomic Networks Los Angeles 7900 VPS, which appears to be a downstream of ReliableSite. The specs are basic at 1 vCPU and 1GB RAM. Disk performance looks strong in YABS and fio, but intercontinental network throughput is low and unstable, with only local LA performance being acceptable. Overall network experience is poor, and this write‑up serves as a warning to avoid this VPS for latency‑sensitive or global workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of the Madcityservers 7950X plan: impressive disk performance, inconsistent network throughput, and noticeable fluctuation on international IPv4/IPv6 routes. The provider’s reputation is questionable, so purchase with caution. Includes Yabs output, system basics, UnixBench-style results, and PassMark scores for reference.

Hands-on benchmark of Casbay’s Malaysia VPS: KVM virtualization, 100Mbps unmetered bandwidth at $11.59/month. YABS and Geekbench show an older CPU and average disk performance, no IPv6, and mediocre connectivity to Europe and the US. More suitable for Southeast Asia workloads and as an entry-level reference for basic sites.

Hands-on benchmark of Little Creek’s $3.5/month value VPS plan with 4 vCPU, 4 GB RAM and 80 GB NVMe. Includes YABS fio disk results, iperf3 bandwidth tests, and Geekbench 6 scores (single-core 797 / multi-core 1900), plus Fusion Monster script output, China backhaul traces and detailed streaming unlock status on US Cogent network in North Carolina.

Benchmark of Hostbbr’s Germany storage NAT VPS: 1 vCore, 1 GB RAM, 1 TB RAID6 HDD with NVMe cache, 3 TB traffic @ 1 Gbps, IPv4 NAT with 20 ports plus /64 IPv6, $2/month with coupon. Disk peaks near 7 GB/s; near‑gigabit within Europe but weaker to the US, making it suitable for backups and cold storage workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of the SpeedyPage Tokyo 2C4G plan: up to ~2.3 GB/s NVMe read/write, KVM with Debian 12. IPv6 delivers 600–700 Mbps to Europe, while IPv4 throughput is mediocre and intercontinental latency is relatively high. Best suited for I/O‑intensive workloads and lightweight services rather than latency‑sensitive production apps.

This post benchmarks Hetzner dedicated servers from pricing to real‑world performance. It covers AMD EPYC configurations, Yabs disk benchmarks, IPv4/IPv6 network throughput and latency, plus Geekbench, PassMark, LemonBench, and fusion benchmark script outputs for both U.S. and Germany locations, with notes on cost‑effectiveness and ideal use cases.

Hands-on benchmark of a Hetzner €25 dedicated server: detailed hardware specs, sequential SSD write results, Yabs fio mixed R/W performance, multi-region IPv4/IPv6 iperf3 throughput and latency, plus system, virtualization, routing, and streaming unlock information to aid purchase decisions and performance comparisons.

Crunchbits offers an annual plan at just $13.69 featuring 2 vCPUs, up to 3GB DDR4 RAM, 25GB SSD storage, and 4TB traffic at 250Mbps. Streaming benchmarks show solid IPv4 unlocks and even better IPv6 performance, including Disney+ and Netflix US access. A cost-effective VPS choice for lightweight workloads and media usage.

Side‑by‑side Oblivus VPS benchmarks across Chicago, New York, and Las Vegas, all based on AMD EPYC Milan with 4 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD, and 10 Gbps bandwidth. Includes official pricing, panel screenshots, detailed CPU/memory/disk/network benchmarks (YABS, Geekbench), China route tracing, and full streaming unlock capability checks for each location. Note: Debian images are not provided.

This post benchmarks the Crunchbits $17 AMD Ryzen 9 7950X VDS with 2 dedicated threads, 4GB DDR5, Gen4 NVMe + RAID-10 HDD, and [email protected]. It shows up to 11GB/s disk throughput and 2.6Gbps upstream, with detailed YABS, UnixBench, PerformanceTest, Bench/Benchy, Speedtest, and fusion benchmark results, plus a lifetime 17% off coupon.

Benchmark of Tencent Cloud’s Hong Kong internal beta plan: 2C2G, 40G SSD, 512GB traffic at 20Mbps. CPU and memory are decent, disk IO is acceptable. Streaming unlocks YouTube and Disney+ with Netflix limited to Originals. Suitable for lightweight websites and small-traffic applications with Hong Kong routing to major Chinese ISPs.

Hands-on benchmark of the AkileCloud Japan BGP node: KVM on single-core AMD EPYC, peak disk IO up to 3.8 GB/s, BBR congestion control, and full-cone NAT. IPv4 fully unlocks Netflix/Disney+/YouTube Japan, while IPv6 behaves abnormally. Includes detailed CPU, memory, disk, routing, speedtest, and streaming unlock data.

This benchmark covers server-factory’s Sweden IPv6-only KVM plan: 1 vCPU (25% cap), 2 GB RAM, /64 IPv6 subnet and 100 GiB traffic per 24 hours. YABS, PassMark, UnixBench, LemonBench and benchy all show strong disk and network performance with close to 1 Gbps IPv6 throughput across Europe. No native IPv4 is included. Full fusion-script output is provided.

Hands-on benchmark of OVH’s special 8 TB NVMe VPS: 16 vCores, 128 GB ECC RAM, 50 Gbit/s unmetered bandwidth. Includes lscpu output, YABS scores, fio 4k/64k results, iperf3, Geekbench, UnixBench and PassMark PerformanceTest Linux to assess suitability for high I/O and large-capacity storage workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of Hybula’s Netherlands AMD EPYC Milan VPS: 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 50 GB enterprise U.2 NVMe, 1 Gbps uplink and Advanced DDoS Shield. Covers promo options (10 TB traffic or 7-day backups), looking glass, and comprehensive benchmarks for hardware, CPU, disk I/O, network, streaming unlock, and routing performance.

This post benchmarks an Aeza Sweden VPS with a single-core Ryzen 5 3600, KVM virtualization and BBR enabled. It details CPU, memory bandwidth and disk I/O, with fio and YABS results reaching close to 1 GB/s reads. Streaming tests cover YouTube, Netflix (originals only on IPv4, full unlock on IPv6) and Disney+ Sweden, plus extensive IP reputation, routing and network throughput data.

Hands-on benchmark of CloudSigma’s Japan VPS: extensive streaming unlocks for Netflix, Disney+, TVer and more, with solid Japan-region CDN performance. Details include single-core Xeon CPU scores, memory read/write throughput, disk IO benchmarks (dd and fio), KVM virtualization, and IPv4 geolocation in Tokyo—suited for media streaming and lightweight applications.

Hands-on benchmarks of GCP VMs in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. This post covers CPU, memory, and disk IO scores, NAT types, routing back to mainland China carriers, and real-world network performance. It also checks streaming unlock status for YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, TikTok, and more, plus IP reputation and fraud scores for each region.

This post benchmarks Misaka’s Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore Standard NVMe plans in depth. It covers CPU, memory, and disk IO performance, detailed streaming unlock capabilities (including full IPv6 Netflix and Disney+ availability), three‑network China backhaul routes, latency‑optimized variants, fraud/IP reputation checks, and Speedtest results across multiple regions.

Hands-on benchmark of Scaleway’s Netherlands €4.5/year instance: 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 9 GB disk, Debian 11, with disk throughput up to 2 GB/s and native IPv6. Includes detailed YABS and fusion script benchmarks, network latency to major EU/US locations, streaming unlock status, and China backhaul routes—ideal for lightweight services or as a relay node.

Hands-on benchmark of the Spaceberg 4C6G512G 150T France VPS: AMD EPYC 7402/KVM with 4 vCPUs, 4GB RAM and 512GB NVMe. Measured disk I/O averages around 1.74GB/s with fio/Bench.y/YABS results, and downstream bandwidth peaks at roughly 4.8Gbps across European sites. Includes Geekbench 6, iperf3, multimedia unlock status, and China backhaul routing traces.

HostCram’s Independence Day promotion features a VPS with 4 vCPU cores on an i9-11900K, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 80GB NVMe SSD, 4TB bandwidth on a 1Gbps port, and a dedicated IPv4. YABS benchmark shows peak disk throughput up to 12.6GB/s and local Dallas network speeds reaching 941/940Mbps on iperf3 tests, making it a compelling option for high-performance workloads.

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.

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.

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.

Hands-on benchmark of a v6Node Netherlands KVM instance with 4 vCPU AMD EPYC, 8GB RAM, and a 10G port for €69/year. Includes detailed YABS results showing mixed disk R/W peaking at 17GB/s, strong 7 Gbps uplink to European nodes with low latency, plus full system specs, bandwidth, streaming unlock, and OpenAI access tests for value assessment.

In-depth benchmark of the HostBrr 3TB high-capacity storage VPS double-space plan at $72/year (promo ended). Covers 20%/40% recurring discount coupons, NAT IPv4 plus IPv6/64 configuration, along with real-world CPU, memory, disk I/O performance benchmarks, network routing, speed tests, and streaming unlock results for Netflix, YouTube, Disney+, TikTok, and more.

bytrvirt JP 618 Mystery Box benchmark: outbound to Japan over CN2 9929, LXC with dedicated IPv4+IPv6, US$16.88 per draw for two different mystery box options with separate probabilities. Memory, disk, and bandwidth are randomized independently. Includes real‑world CPU, IO, and streaming unlock benchmarks; routing optimization appears incomplete for now.

A comprehensive benchmark of Austrian cloud provider Alwyzon, covering KVM VPS, large storage VPS, and dedicated servers hosted in the Interxion Vienna campus with excellent European peering. Focus on a storage-optimized 2 vCPU / 2 GB instance with nearly 1 TB disk, achieving fio peaks of 7.33 GB/s. Includes real-world streaming unlock results for IPv4/IPv6 (Austria region), Netflix Originals-only, Disney+ unlocked, plus detailed network, routing, and IP quality data.

Hands-on benchmark of Oracle Cloud lightweight instances in Singapore and Osaka, covering AMD and ARM configurations. Includes detailed CPU, memory, and disk performance (lemonbench/yabs), network routing back to major Chinese carriers, Speedtest results, IP reputation scores, and comprehensive IPv4 streaming unlock tests for Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, TikTok, OpenAI, and more.

Hands-on Hetzner 7950X3D VPS benchmark under Debian and Ubuntu/KVM: single-core performance, memory bandwidth, dd and fio disk IO scores, plus YouTube/Netflix/Disney+ (Germany) and OpenAI access checks. Includes fraud-score/IP quality, China backhaul routes, and global throughput for quick web hosting and service deployment evaluation.

This post compares Hetzner CAX31 (ARM) and CPX31 (x86) instances using PassMark, Geekbench 5/6, UnixBench, and various Phoronix Test Suite workloads (PostgreSQL, Nginx, Apache, PHP, Redis, MariaDB, 7-Zip), plus fio disk benchmarks. It analyzes single-core vs multi-core performance and price-to-performance, concluding that x86 wins in single-core, while ARM offers stronger multi-core throughput and better overall value, with selection advice for different workloads.

Hands-on benchmark of a Romania-based 6TB “big storage” VPS: E5-2670 v2 with 4 vCores / 6 GB RAM, Debian 11, KVM. Disk IO peaks around 700 MB/s, memory throughput is normal. Streaming: Netflix Originals only, Disney+ and YouTube Premium available. Suitable for large-capacity storage and offline downloads, with detailed CPU, memory, IO and streaming unlock benchmarks attached.

Hands-on benchmark of the Advin Servers Netherlands node: consolidates official site info and Looking Glass endpoints, showcases the KVM-based EPYC 4-core 16 GB configuration, and includes CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network performance results. Evaluates price-performance and ideal use cases to help you choose quickly.

Hands-on benchmark of BuyVM’s Luxembourg Ryzen 9 5900X VPS: 1 vCPU KVM on Debian 11 scoring 4474 in single-core CPU, memory read/write at 47 GB/s and 24 GB/s, and disk IO peaking at 3.01 GB/s. Streaming-wise, Disney+ is unlocked for LU, Netflix is limited to Originals, and YouTube works via a Prague CDN node, with detailed routing and IP reputation data included.

Benchmarking the Advinservers Tokyo node: solid price-to-performance, excellent latency, and TeraSwitch in‑house DDoS mitigation. Includes YABS, CPU, memory, disk benchmarks, Speedtest results, global latency and streaming unlock tests. E‑2388G + KVM setup, suitable for latency‑sensitive workloads and high‑usage projects.

Hands-on benchmark of Hybula’s €24 Netherlands VPS: Ryzen 9 7950X, DDR5 ECC, U.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe, 1 Gbit/s port with 2.5 TB traffic, and CDN77 L3/4 DDoS protection. Includes test IPs plus Geekbench 4/5/6, YABS, sysbench, disk and memory performance, network and streaming unlock results, with standout single-core performance.

Unesty launches a spring promotion featuring high-spec Germany VPS plans. This benchmark focuses on the 9GB package (which actually comes with an extra 1GB RAM), covering Yabs, CPU and memory performance, disk IO, streaming and GPT access, return-route quality, network speed tests, and global ping, plus pricing details and purchase link. Suitable for websites, traffic relay, and personal use.

SpeedyPage’s Ashburn AMD Ryzen 7950X servers combine DDR5 memory, Gen4 NVMe RAID storage, 99.99% uptime SLA, and non-oversold resources. Plans include free daily backups, Advanced DDoS protection with game-optimized filtering, and a 60‑day money-back guarantee (excluding Asia). Multiple tiers are available, plus a LET10OFF discount code for extra savings.

This post benchmarks LayerStack’s ARM-based cloud server in Hong Kong (plan ARM008: 2 vCPUs, 4GB RAM, 50GB SSD for US$8/month). It includes detailed CPU (Geekbench, sysbench), disk (DD/FIO) and network tests, global latency charts, China/Taiwan traceroutes and streaming unlock results so you can quickly assess latency, throughput and cost-effectiveness.

This post benchmarks new provider Juhost’s Hong Kong VPS: KVM virtualization with pure SSD storage, 100Mbps bandwidth, and native China Telecom/Unicom/CMCC connectivity. It includes Looking Glass URLs, a full 1GB plan benchmark, routing performance for Shanghai Telecom/CN2/Unicom/9929/Mobile plus Beijing CERNET, pricing with a recurring 40% off coupon, and a brief stability evaluation after several hours of use.

This post benchmarks evoxt’s Hong Kong VPS hosted in the Mega2 datacenter: shared 100 Mbps bandwidth and 3.5 GHz high-frequency CPU at $11.99/month. It includes Looking Glass IPs, detailed sysbench CPU and memory scores, disk DD/FIO results, SpeedTest/iperf3 network performance, China/Taiwan traceroutes, and extensive streaming unlock capabilities, plus a 5% off coupon AFF292-sayyiku.

Hands-on benchmark of veteran Dutch provider Liteserver (founded 2007, own ASN AS60404). NVMe and HDD options on a 1 Gbps port that throttles to 10 Mbps after quota. Supports adding extra vCPU, RAM, and NVMe. This post covers real-world CPU, memory, disk, and network performance, plus Looking Glass, 2‑day refund policy, and DDoS abuse notes.

In-depth benchmark of InterServer’s large-storage VPS, including official site link, long-term and first-month promo codes. Covers New Jersey datacenter speed test plus YABS results on an E5-2680 v4 instance (2GB RAM, 1TB disk). Disk throughput and network performance are impressive, making it suitable for cold backups, offline downloads, and large-capacity storage scenarios.

An in-depth benchmark of SpeedyPage’s Singapore Ryzen 5950X VPS: plan pricing and promo code, NVMe storage and 10 Gbps port, real‑world 1C1G performance and I/O, latency and routing analysis for China routes, plus test IP and purchase links to help you quickly choose the right configuration.

This post benchmarks Little Creek VPS plans, summarizing official site and order links, and detailing $3.5–$8 KVM configurations with NVMe, generous bandwidth, and optional DirectAdmin. Includes real‑world performance benchmarks and China return‑route tests for the $7 and $13 plans, plus superbench/YABS outputs, to help you quickly pick the right option.

In-depth benchmark of Hetzner’s US West Oregon VPS, covering plan pricing, real-world performance of the 2 vCPU 2 GB instance, disk I/O and network metrics. Includes global Ping latency comparisons and screenshots to help you quickly assess suitability for websites and cross-border workloads.

This post benchmarks the Alibaba Cloud Hong Kong Lightweight Server, covering current plan pricing, real‑world tests of a 2‑core 2GB instance, bandwidth performance, PING latency, and return‑route tracing. It offers practical reference for cross‑border access and website hosting, with direct links to the official product page for quick purchase and deployment.

Review of Crunchbits’ Ryzen 5950X NVMe VPS: the $6.8/mo (ONLYTOWEL) 1 vCPU/4GB plan bundles 50GB Gen4 NVMe plus 450GB HDD, 10TB at 2.5Gbps, and IPv4+IPv6. We cover provider background, ordering tips and the HDD add-on via ticket, payment and anti‑fraud notes, backup caveats, and a full 1C4G test suite with Speedtest, iperf3, YABS, media‑unlock checks, latency metrics, and return‑route traces.