Simple evaluation of "Hong Kong Cloud Server BGP (Large Bandwidth)" of ufovps' "Native IP" series

ufovps provides Hong Kong vps directly connected to the BGP line of the HKBN data center in Hong Kong. The bandwidth is absolutely sufficient, and it is also a native Hong Kong IP. It is fast and can unlock some streaming media resources. How about the effect of hkbn direct connection? What streaming media can native IP unlock? We bring you some simple evaluation data for reference only!

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VPS features: KVM virtualization, hard disk raid10, supports Windows Chinese version\Linux, comes with a native IP, HKBN computer room (Tier3), direct connection to BGP line

Here I got a VPS with the highest configuration of 8G memory, 8 cores, and 30M bandwidth, and I’m going to give you a simple test. According to the test, the main frequency of the CPU is 2.3GHz, and the tested hard disk I/O is roughly 215MB/S:

FIO’s test is more accurate, take a look:

The 30M bandwidth is officially marked. We tested the mainland node to see how far it can go. Here we used the node in mainland China of speedtest.net. China Unicom and China Mobile both have nodes running up to 30Mbps. At least this bandwidth is not wasted:

The webmaster waited until night to test the effect of the backbone network explosion during the evening peak period. It can be roughly seen that it is basically above 20Mbps, and many can reach full speed...

The following are the results of other node tests in Asia:

The following is the file stored on the test VPS. Guangzhou Telecom downloaded it directly using the Chrome browser, and the speed reached 2.7MB/s during the day:

In the evening rush hour, during the explosion of the backbone network, the speed was only 2.3MB/S:

The following are the ping test results of 80 nodes in mainland China provided by ping.chinaz.com:

Return to Mainland China Telecom: After leaving the HKBN computer room, we went directly to China Telecom’s Hong Kong node

Return to China Unicom:

Return trip to mainland China: Beijing and Shanghai directions return directly from the Hong Kong mobile node, while Guangzhou direction bypasses the United States

Outbound telecommunications, backbone network direct to HKBN:

China Unicom outbound, backbone network direct to HKBN:

Move outbound, CMI to HKBN:

Last Unix bench, single-threaded 888 points, multi-threaded 4133:

Finally, let’s see what things can be unlocked by this native IP? As follows:

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