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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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

A step-by-step guide to registering with Netcup tax-free: how to prepare an English billing document, claim and redeem coupons, choose data center locations and contract periods, and complete identity verification and payment. Includes detailed tips on avoiding contract and location surcharges, understanding traffic/bandwidth rules, and cancelling VPS orders correctly so you can secure high-performance Netcup servers at low cost.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.