How about smarthost? Evaluation of VPS in Phoenix (Arizona-USA) data center

How about smarthost? Is smarthost good? Smarthost has deployed cloud server business in the Phoenix, Arizona data center on the south west coast of the United States, with prices as low as $2.95/month ($29.5/year). So what is the actual effect of Phoenix vps? We will take everyone to take a look at the actual test. The evaluation data is for reference only! Tip: When placing an order, the Location selected data center is "Arizona-USA" for Phoenix.

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The CPU model is e5-2690, the main frequency is 2.9GHz, the webmaster has enabled BBR, the server should be hosted in the "PHONEIXNAP" computer room, the IP belongs to Phoenix City, and the approximate I/O is 433MB/S:

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The general situation of FIO testing hard disk reading and writing data:

speedtest.net tests the uplink and downlink bandwidth of three network nodes in China to see how much it can run, right? The approximate data is as follows:

During the evening peak period, when the backbone network explodes:

Some international nodes of speedtest:

speedtest node test results in some Asian regions:

iperf3 to test the data of several European and American nodes:

Files stored on Test Chicken, Guangzhou Telecom download speed:

Keep watching, download speed during evening peak period:

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom, download speed:

Evening peak, Sichuan Meishan China Unicom, download speed:

Latency test of multiple nodes of three networks in mainland China:

Outbound journey from China Telecom: Directly connect to China Telecom’s San Jose node and then transfer to level 3 to go to Phoenix

China Unicom's outbound journey: Directly connect to China Unicom's San Jose node and then transfer to TATA to Phoenix

Mobile outbound journey: Directly connected to the mobile Los Angeles node, and then take level 3 to Phoenix

Telecom return:

Beijing/Guangzhou direction: Take Telia out of the computer room to Los Angeles, and directly connect back to China from China Telecom and Telia's pop in Los Angeles

Shanghai direction: Take GTT from the computer room to San Jose, and then directly connect back to China from the San Jose node of China Telecom

China Unicom return trip:

Beijing direction: take telia to the east coast of the United States, go to Europe, and then return to China

Shanghai direction: Take Telia to Los Angeles, and directly connect back to China from China Unicom's Los Angeles node

Guangzhou direction: Take TATA to Los Angeles and return directly from China Unicom’s Los Angeles node

Mobile return trip: take zayo/telia to Los Angeles and return directly from the mobile Los Angeles node

Tiktok streaming media unblocking, US area:

Some cross-regional streaming media unlocking test results:

Some North American streaming media unlocking test results:

VPS performance test, some parameters are as follows:

A rough summary:

At present, VPS performance is relatively good;

There are two problems with the Internet:

First, the current uplink bandwidth seems to be limited to 30Mbps. I don’t know if it’s my problem or it’s official. The downlink bandwidth is 1Gbps.

Second: The return journey of the three networks is basically from the pop node on the west coast and directly connected to China, but the exception is the direction of China Unicom to Beijing, which detours to Europe.

Overall, if the uplink problem is solved, it should be pretty good!

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