How about hostdare? A brief evaluation of Asian optimized VPS ("Asian optimized NVMe SSD KVM" series)

Hostdare is a vps merchant that has been well-known for its stability and speed over the years. Hostdare mainly provides VPS in the Los Angeles data center, which is divided into three types: CN2 GIA, Asian optimized NVMe SSD KVM, and regular international BGP. This time, what we bring to you is "VPS with optimized routes in Asia". The data is for reference only!

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This time I got a vps with 4G memory, 4 cores, 100G NVMe, and 80Mbps bandwidth for everyone to do a simple test! The main frequency of the CPU is roughly 2.6GHz. The QN computer room has its own IP. The webmaster has enabled BBR. The current hard disk I/O is roughly 1092MB/S:

Although it is an NVMe SSD, I still have some doubts about the I/O. Let’s do the FIO test to see if the situation is that good and whether it is cached. The general conclusion is as follows:

The default port is 80Mbps. We use speedtest.net to test on different nodes of the three networks in mainland China to see how much the uplink and downlink can achieve. This data is very important, please take a closer look:

Compared with the evening peak, the backbone network exploded at this moment, let’s see the effect:

Let’s take a look at several international nodes in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Africa:

Let’s take a professional test to see the effect of running in Asia:

Run a few European and American nodes to see:

Guangzhou Telecom downloads the files stored on the test VPS directly using the browser to see the speed:

To look at the download speed, we should also consider the morning and evening peak periods. Let’s take a look at the effect of the evening peak period:

In the evening peak, use Chengdu China Unicom server to download, the speed is as follows:

Switch to Hubei Telecom to download and see the speed:

The test was delayed on multiple nodes in mainland China and was tested during the evening peak period. The approximate results are as follows:

On the outbound journey of Telecom, the backbone network is directly connected to the San Jose node of Telecom and then transferred to the computer room:

For China Unicom's outbound journey, the backbone network is directly connected to China Unicom's Los Angeles node and then transferred to the computer room via zayo:

For the mobile outbound journey, the mobile backbone is directly connected to the mobile Los Angeles node and then transferred to the cogentco to the computer room:

Return to China Telecom: take Telecom CN2 route back

Return to China Unicom: direct connection from China Unicom's Los Angeles node back to China

Return to China Mobile: direct connection from China Mobile's Los Angeles node back to China

Tiktok streaming media unlock test: US area, no problem

Some cross-regional streaming media platform unlocking tests:

Some North American streaming media unlocking tests:

Some parameter test results in terms of performance:

A rough summary:

The outbound trip of the three networks is directly connected, and the return trip of the three networks is still directly connected, and China Telecom still uses CN2 for the return trip, which is quite well optimized.

In terms of performance, the hard disk I/O is amazing. If the CPU can be used better, it will be even more awesome!

Overall, the overall evaluation is quite good and it is worth trying!

VPS evaluation of all hostdare lines:

Premium China Optimized (with CN2 GIA line)

https:// /53424.html

Asian optimized (with half-way CN2 line)

https:// /54646.html

Los Angeles NVMe SSD KVM VPS (directly connected to BGP line)

https:// /54678.html

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