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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 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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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.

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.