tragicservers Chicago data center 6G memory VPS simple evaluation

TragicServers officially released a message last month: TragicServers has been sold to a new owner, and the original owner will continue to help everyone deal with problems in the next five months until the handover is completed. I think many people know this news, and many people have been using TragicServers' VPS. There should be many people who have good recognition of the stability and after-sales service of their VPS. Tragicservers has multiple data centers in Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, etc. We once wrote "Simple evaluation of tragicservers' new quadranet Los Angeles computer room KVM virtual VPS". Now I personally have a special version of their large VPS with 6G memory in the Chicago computer room. , I will personally tell you some situations:

Official website: https://www.tragicservers.com

Chicago data center, central region of the United States, mainland China speed can only be said to be average:

Most of the VPS servers of tragicservers use relatively outdated hardware, probably for cost control and to obtain maximum profits. This is understandable, and merchants are stupid if they don’t make money:

Testing the upload and download on Xiaoji, the 1000M slot is still adequate:

As for the VPS in the central United States data center, as for the round-trip routing and other data, I am not interested in testing it here. You can see for yourself. After all, middle America has always been that way, neither fast nor slow, just like that.

I bought a VPS with 6G memory and a 256M vswap:

In fact, in most cases I have almost no ability to run to such a high memory. However, I just want to test it to see if I can run to such a high memory. Is it really allowed to run to such a high memory? A script:

The results shown in the above picture are basically in line with the official parameters, so the memory aspect is basically satisfactory.

The following is the hard drive of this chick, 5G memory + 25G hard drive, which is a bit nonsense...

I tried to run a Unix Bench on the VPS to see what the score was. Unfortunately, I failed. I ran it twice, but the results were automatically disconnected. When I checked again, the VPS was offline. It is obvious that the official has clear limits on the load. If it exceeds a certain threshold, it will be forced to shut down, and to turn it on, you need to manually turn it on solusvm!

I will give you some stuff to test by yourself:

One probe: http://167.160.173.192/tz.php

Go to WordPress, I think you will like this set of pictures: http://167.160.173.192/2017/05/14/hello-world/

1Gb size file: http://167.160.173.192/1gb.bin

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