Jtti: 30% off ultra-low discount on independent servers in the United States, $69.2/month, two-way CN2 line, unlimited traffic, supports USDT/Alipay (including evaluation)

Jtti is a formal and professional service provider in Singapore with corresponding business qualifications, bizfile certificate, ACRA certificate. It mainly provides cloud servers, server rentals, high-defense servers and other products. It operates multiple overseas computer rooms, and Singapore is optional. /United States/Hong Kong, China and other nodes, the computer room has a permanent technical operation and maintenance team, providing 7*24 Chinese technical support and efficient response! Payment methods: PayPal, USDT, Alipay, WeChat, oxpay (VISA/MasterCard).

Jtti offers an ultra-low discount of 30% off for American dedicated servers, with 50M CN2 as low as $69.2/month. The renewal price is the same. It supports monthly payment/semi-annual payment/annual payment/2-year payment and other payment cycles. Annual payment is exempted by 2 months. Cost, the longer the purchase time, the more cost-effective, and the price/performance ratio is very high.

The American independent server is located in the T3+ data center in Los Angeles. The package comes with 3 IPs as standard, exclusive 50M CN2 bandwidth, unlimited traffic, and free 20G defense when placing an order. Multiple operating systems are optional. Bandwidth and IP support custom expansion. Support device customization.

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Let’s take a look at the Jtti US dedicated server package configuration:

Network test ip: 38.47.236.254

In addition, Jtti also provides independent servers for Hong Kong and Singapore nodes, with CN2 bandwidth. The Singapore server is as low as $99.9/month, and the Hong Kong server is as low as $118.8/month. The time is limited. Users in need can hurry up and purchase on the Jtti official website.

Jtti US independent server evaluation:

Test machine configuration: E5-2660 V2, 16G

First look at the delay effect of local Ping, as shown below:

You can see that the average delay of local Ping is 164ms. This delay is quite good for American computer rooms, and the network is very stable and there is no packet loss.

Let’s take a look at the average Ping latency of the three networks across the country, as shown below:

You can see that the average ping delay of the three networks across the country is about 165ms, which is similar to my local one. The telecom network delay is about 163ms, the China Unicom network delay is about 153ms, and the mobile network delay is about 235ms.

We then use third-party tools to test the stability of node networks around the world, as shown below:

It can be seen that network stability around the world is quite good. Whether it is mainland China or abroad, basically no node has packet loss. There are few such stable servers.

Let’s take a look at the outbound routing lines and return routing lines of Jtti’s American independent server triple network.

Telecom outbound route:

Telecom's outbound route goes out from the Shanghai network port, and then directly connects to the Los Angeles computer room, and uses the 59.43 CN2 GIA line.

China Unicom outbound route:

China Unicom's outbound route goes out from the Shanghai network port and then directly connects to the Los Angeles computer room, using the AS9929 China Unicom optimized route.

Mobile outbound route:

The mobile outbound route goes out from the Shanghai network port, passes through the San Jose and Palo Alto nodes, and then reaches the Los Angeles computer room, using the mobile CMI line.

Let’s take a look at the backhaul routing lines of the three networks.

Telecom backhaul routing:

The telecom backhaul route is directly connected to the network port in mainland China, and it takes the 59.43 CN2 line.

China Unicom return route:

China Unicom's return route is directly connected to the network port in mainland China, and uses the AS9929 optimized route.

Mobile backhaul routing:

The mobile backhaul route is directly connected from the Los Angeles computer room back to the network port in mainland China, using the Unicom AS9929 optimized line.

So to summarize the downhaul and return routing situations: China Telecom’s two-way CN2 line; China Unicom’s two-way AS9929 optimized line; China Mobile’s outbound CMI return AS9929 line. Generally speaking, Jtti's American independent server line is quite good.

Let’s take a look at the server performance and download speed, as shown below:

You can see that the server uses a 2.2GHz processor, and the disk I/O is around 214MB/sec. The performance is still good. The upload and download speeds of the server are basically 50Mbps, which is consistent with the bandwidth written on the package.

The above is an introduction to the evaluation of TTI's American independent server. Overall, this American independent server network is quite good. It is very stable whether in mainland China or abroad. Users in need can customize it according to their own needs. Reference selection.

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