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Scaleway NVMe Cloud VPS CPU?

emmd19emmd19 Member
edited June 2018 in Providers

What sort of CPUs are Scaleway's new line of NVMe VPS powered by? They claim a 50% performance increase from the old lineup, which IIRC used C2xxx Atoms.

https://www.online.net/en/dedicated-cloud#scw-start

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  • DrFallenDrFallen Member

    Still atoms, I think C3955 If I remember rightly.

  • openosopenos Member

    DYtVO.md.png

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  • HowLowCanYouGoHowLowCanYouGo Member

    @openos what program do you use for those stats?

  • defaultdefault Veteran

    @HowLowCanYouGo said:
    @openos what program do you use for those stats?

    Something like this: https://github.com/hidden-refuge/bench-sh-2

  • jazz1611jazz1611 Member

    @HowLowCanYouGo said:
    @openos what program do you use for those stats?

    wget -qO- bench.sh | bash

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  • codetech12codetech12 Member

    They use ARM based CPU

  • graphicgraphic Member
    edited June 2018

    @codetech12 said:
    They use ARM based CPU

    You can choose between ARM or x86 my friend.

    And the NVMe option is only avaiable for x86 architecture.

  • codetech12codetech12 Member

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:
    They use ARM based CPU

    You can choose between ARM or x86 my friend.

    And the NVMe option is only avaiable for x86 architecture.

    I just saw that. How is Scaleway able to provide x86 processor based server for so cheap? I just can't believe it. Are they making a loss?

  • graphicgraphic Member

    @codetech12 said:

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:
    They use ARM based CPU

    You can choose between ARM or x86 my friend.

    And the NVMe option is only avaiable for x86 architecture.

    I just saw that. How is Scaleway able to provide x86 processor based server for so cheap? I just can't believe it. Are they making a loss?

    Atom 8 core processors.
    Enough power for a few bugs and not much power usage.

  • chocolateshirtchocolateshirt Member

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:
    They use ARM based CPU

    You can choose between ARM or x86 my friend.

    And the NVMe option is only avaiable for x86 architecture.

    I just saw that. How is Scaleway able to provide x86 processor based server for so cheap? I just can't believe it. Are they making a loss?

    Atom 8 core processors.
    Enough power for a few bugs and not much power usage.

    Few bucks..

  • graphicgraphic Member
    edited June 2018

    @chocolateshirt said:

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:

    @graphic said:

    @codetech12 said:
    They use ARM based CPU

    You can choose between ARM or x86 my friend.

    And the NVMe option is only avaiable for x86 architecture.

    I just saw that. How is Scaleway able to provide x86 processor based server for so cheap? I just can't believe it. Are they making a loss?

    Atom 8 core processors.
    Enough power for a few bugs and not much power usage.

    Few bucks..

    Haha sorry, Mr. teacher.

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