raksmart: Sharing actual evaluation data of Hong Kong data center servers, telling you how the raksmart server is like

As a well-established American computer lab, raksmart is always asked by many people about how the raksmart Hong Kong server is and whether raksmart is good? In fact, this is easy to understand. The Hong Kong server is the closest to the mainland and is theoretically the fastest among the servers that do not require registration. It is understandable that it has received too much attention. In line with the concept that it is the glory of this website to help everyone, I took a Hong Kong independent server from raksmart, made a simple evaluation, and shared the actual measurement data, for reference only!

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The CPU is a dual-channel e5-2670, 2.3GHz main frequency, 32G memory, 1T hard drive, 10Mbps bandwidth, and the test hard drive I/O is approximately 182MB/S:

FIO test:

In speedtest.net’s mainland China node test, the uplink bandwidth can basically exceed 9.3Mbps, and the downlink bandwidth is almost the same, which is consistent with the official bandwidth of 10Mbps:

The node test results of speedtest.net in other regions of Asia are as follows:

Use the nodes provided by iperf3 to test the effects in Europe and the United States:

The webmaster is Guangzhou Telecom. I used a personal computer to test Chrome browsing and download the files on the test server. The speed is about 1102KB, which is wonderful. It is almost close to the full 10Mbps bandwidth. I am still very satisfied with this effect:

The test data of more than 80 nodes in mainland China provided by ping.chinaz.com shows that the national average is about 42 milliseconds:

For the outbound journey from mainland China, take CN2:

China Unicom outbound: direct backbone connection

Moving outbound, the old rules remain unchanged, Guangdong export, CMI:

For the return trip to China Telecom: take CN2

Return to China Unicom: All direct connections back to mainland China

Return, move to the mainland: all direct connections

To summarize: From the test point of view, the bandwidth of the machine is relatively sufficient, which can basically reach more than 95%; China Telecom uses CN2 for two-way direct connection, China Unicom uses CMI for direct connection for the outbound trip, and China Mobile uses CMI for the return direct connection. Overall, the network effect is quite good, there is no need to register, and the speed is great. It is the most suitable replacement for the machines in mainland China.

Server evaluation of all lines of raksmart:

San Jose (mainland optimization): https:// /42448.html

San Jose (Boutique Network): https:// /42987.html

San Jose (CN2 ONLY): https:// /44802.html

San Jose (International BGP): https:// /44827.html

Los Angeles (mainland optimization): https:// /42316.html

Los Angeles (CN2 ONLY): https:// /44757.html

Hong Kong: https:// /44554.html

Japan (premium website): https:// /44534.html

Japan (mainland optimization): https:// /45026.html

South Korea (high-quality website): https:// /44584.html

South Korea (mainland optimization): https:// /45063.html

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