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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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

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.