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Hetzner VDS Feedback
Jasonhyperhost
Member, Patron Provider
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Hey Guys
has anyone use Hetzner VDS before used there standard cloud server, what is the performance like on there VDS compared to normal cloud server , guessing there quite oversold?
anyone got one they could do a yabs on?
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While I haven't used the VDS before I just don't see it being good value. I've not had a bad experience with their normal servers, never experienced CPU steal or network issue and it always benched as expected. You can pretty much blast their cloud servers 24/7 without being limited. I'm pretty sure the hardware is identical.
we have differnt outcomes were using the cloud servers for a few things we wanted to keep out of our normal dc and it seem half decent but were quickly outgrowing there cloud servers "CPU Spiking quite a lot" so been looking at maybe there VDS before we look at grabbing a dedi or building a server
If you're outgrowing the cloud servers you should grab their dedicated servers, not a VDS. In most cases you'll get less performance at a higher cost with VDS.
It's just my opinion of course.
I mean it always depends
It also depends on what you call a VDS
Avoro is great value, dedicated cores, they call them "vServer" though
But with Hetzner, yes, 100 % agree, normal line better value compared to dedicated line
This guy benched them all in 2021: https://gist.github.com/AleksaDjordjic/e540575b440986587354bb1b695c8dfe
I've benchmark them and they are very bad value.
Just get provider with Zen4 CPU if you need more power than normal Cloud line.
Back when i benchmarked it on February. The "regular" lineup performs better than the Dedicated one. It's 1 dedicated core (1 Core - 2 Threads), the single core performance was okay but the multi core performance was pretty bad.
VPS Hetzner CCX12 – DE – 21.85 EURO
YABS
PerformanceTest Passmark
PassMark PerformanceTest Linux AMD EPYC Processor (x86_64) 1 cores @ 2445 MHz | 7.6 GiB RAM Number of Processes: 2 | Test Iterations: 3 | Test Duration: Very Long -------------------------------------------------------------------------- CPU Mark: 3164 Integer Math 8346 Million Operations/s Floating Point Math 4681 Million Operations/s Prime Numbers 22.2 Million Primes/s Sorting 4065 Thousand Strings/s Encryption 2168 MB/s Compression 32065 KB/s CPU Single Threaded 2392 Million Operations/s Physics 396 Frames/s Extended Instructions (SSE) 1945 Million Matrices/s Memory Mark: 1836 Database Operations 862 Thousand Operations/s Memory Read Cached 24089 MB/s Memory Read Uncached 15898 MB/s Memory Write 11633 MB/s Available RAM 6285 Megabytes Memory Latency 69 Nanoseconds Memory Threaded 22577 MB/s --------------------------------------------------------------------------