How about mondoze? Malaysia unlimited traffic VPS evaluation, unblocking Netflix/network backhaul effect is good

mondoze, a Malaysian server provider, is said to have a history of 10 years. It mainly operates Malaysian virtual hosts, Malaysian vps/Malaysia cloud servers, Malaysian independent servers and other businesses. This site has introduced it once. Since many people like to look for Malaysian VPS or servers to do business recently, let’s test Mondoze’s Malaysian VPS and see for yourself whether the data is suitable for your needs.

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

Payment methods: Bitcoin, credit card, PayPal

KVM virtual, pure SSD raid10, 100Mbps bandwidth, no traffic limit, comes with an IPv4

Memory	CPU	SSD	Price	Purchase
1G	1 core	20G	$11.59/month	Link
2G	2 cores	40G	$24.59/month	Link
3G	3 cores	60G	$37.59/month	Link
4G	4 cores	80G	$50.59/month	Link
5G	5 cores	100G	$63.59/month	Link
6G	6 cores	120G	$76.59/month	Link
7G	7 cores	140G	$89.59/month	Link
8G	8 cores	160G	$102.59/month	Link

The CPU model is unknown, the main frequency is 2.6GHz, the AS number of gigabit hosting sdn bhd, the country of origin is Malaysia, and the current hard disk I/O is approximately 577MB/S:

The general situation of FIO reading and writing data:

The default bandwidth is 100Mbps. Let’s run a circle using nodes in mainland China to see how much the uplink and downlink can run. Look at the following data:

For the same test, let’s continue to see the effect during the evening peak backbone network congestion period:

Look at the data of some international nodes in speedtest:

speedtest test data of some nodes in Asia:

Data of some European and American nodes in iperf3:

The files stored on the test chick can be downloaded directly from Guangzhou Unicom’s home bandwidth to see the speed:

Compare the download speeds during the evening peak hours:

Evening peak, Sichuan Meishan China Unicom, download speed:

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom, download speed:

Latency test data of multi-nodes of three networks in mainland China:

Outward journey from China Unicom: Take NTT, bypass Japan, return to Hong Kong and then go to Malaysia

Telecom outbound journey: The backbone is directly connected to the San Jose telecom node in the United States, and then uses twelve99 to connect to Telstra back to Singapore and then to Malaysia

Mobile outbound journey: CMI takes Telstra to Japan and then to Singapore and then to Malaysia

Telecom return trip: Telstra passes through Singapore to Hong Kong, and is directly connected from the Telstra Hong Kong node back to the mainland

China Unicom return trip: take Telstra via Singapore to Hong Kong and then directly connect back to the mainland from China Unicom's Hong Kong node

Mobile return trip: Take NTT directly back to Hong Kong/or return to Hong Kong via Singapore, and then return directly to the mainland from the mobile Hong Kong node

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Cross-regional streaming media unlocking: can handle Netflix, chatgpt, etc.

VPS performance test, some parameters are as follows:

A rough summary:

From the current point of view, regardless of read and write I/O or CPU running scores and other parameters, VPS performance is relatively average;

In terms of network, the return journey that affects speed the most is taking NTT or Telstra via Singapore to Hong Kong, and then directly back to the mainland from the nodes of the three major operators in Hong Kong. At present, this route should be very good.

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