ExtraVM Review

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• MikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

  October 2018 edited October 2018

  @ShihabSoft [It looks like] the VPS that was ran on was a custom storage plan on an older Opteron system, not public offer. I just created a 1GB KVM Game server (1 core) and ran a nench script on it, here's the results:

   nench.sh v2018.04.14 -- https://git.io/nench.sh
   benchmark timestamp:    2018-10-07 22:49:45 UTC
  -------------------------------------------------
  
  Processor:    Intel Core Processor (Skylake, IBRS)
  CPU cores:    1
  Frequency:    4199.984 MHz
  RAM:          991M
  Swap:         255M
  Kernel:       Linux 3.10.0-862.14.4.el7.x86_64 x86_64
  
  Disks:
  vda     13G  HDD
  
  CPU: SHA256-hashing 500 MB
      1.073 seconds
  CPU: bzip2-compressing 500 MB
      CPU: AES-encrypting 500 MB
      0.690 seconds
  
  ioping: seek rate
      min/avg/max/mdev = 15.9 us / 51.3 us / 8.12 ms / 136.8 us
  ioping: sequential read speed
      generated 54.8 k requests in 5.00 s, 13.4 GiB, 11.0 k iops, 2.68 GiB/s
  
  dd: sequential write speed
      1st run:    219.35 MiB/s
      2nd run:    316.62 MiB/s
      3rd run:    325.20 MiB/s
      average:    287.06 MiB/s
  
  IPv4 speedtests
      your IPv4:    54.39.84.xxxx
  
      Cachefly CDN:         22.92 MiB/s
      Leaseweb (NL):        8.52 MiB/s
      Softlayer DAL (US):   15.97 MiB/s
      Online.net (FR):      9.22 MiB/s
      OVH BHS (CA):         23.19 MiB/s
  
  IPv6 speedtests
      your IPv6:    2607:5300:204:xxxx
  
      Leaseweb (NL):        24.35 MiB/s
      Softlayer DAL (US):   38.54 MiB/s
      Online.net (FR):      16.39 MiB/s
      OVH BHS (CA):         89.73 MiB/s
  

  Normal VPS plans all have similar CPUs. i7-7700K, i7-6700K, Ryzen 2700, but ofc results vary between users and environments.
• desperand Member

  October 2018

  I like very much extra VM provider here. I think it's much better, in my opinion, more than 90% of providers from LET what I have used.

  Thanked by 1MikeA
• itsTomHarper Member, Megathread Squad

  October 2018

  @MikeA said:
  @ShihabSoft [It looks like] the VPS that was ran on was a custom storage plan on an older Opteron system, not public offer. I just created a 1GB KVM Game server (1 core) and ran a nench script on it, here's the results:
  

   nench.sh v2018.04.14 -- https://git.io/nench.sh
   benchmark timestamp:    2018-10-07 22:49:45 UTC
  -------------------------------------------------
  
  Processor:    Intel Core Processor (Skylake, IBRS)
  CPU cores:    1
  Frequency:    4199.984 MHz
  RAM:          991M
  Swap:         255M
  Kernel:       Linux 3.10.0-862.14.4.el7.x86_64 x86_64
  
  Disks:
  vda     13G  HDD
  
  CPU: SHA256-hashing 500 MB
      1.073 seconds
  CPU: bzip2-compressing 500 MB
      CPU: AES-encrypting 500 MB
      0.690 seconds
  
  ioping: seek rate
      min/avg/max/mdev = 15.9 us / 51.3 us / 8.12 ms / 136.8 us
  ioping: sequential read speed
      generated 54.8 k requests in 5.00 s, 13.4 GiB, 11.0 k iops, 2.68 GiB/s
  
  dd: sequential write speed
      1st run:    219.35 MiB/s
      2nd run:    316.62 MiB/s
      3rd run:    325.20 MiB/s
      average:    287.06 MiB/s
  
  IPv4 speedtests
      your IPv4:    54.39.84.xxxx
  
      Cachefly CDN:         22.92 MiB/s
      Leaseweb (NL):        8.52 MiB/s
      Softlayer DAL (US):   15.97 MiB/s
      Online.net (FR):      9.22 MiB/s
      OVH BHS (CA):         23.19 MiB/s
  
  IPv6 speedtests
      your IPv6:    2607:5300:204:xxxx
  
      Leaseweb (NL):        24.35 MiB/s
      Softlayer DAL (US):   38.54 MiB/s
      Online.net (FR):      16.39 MiB/s
      OVH BHS (CA):         89.73 MiB/s
  

  
  Normal VPS plans all have similar CPUs. i7-7700K, i7-6700K, Ryzen 2700, but ofc results vary between users and environments.

  That looks incredibly good apart from the write speeds tho. What's the price?

  And also could you do a sysbench on ram?

  sysbench --test=memory --memory-block-size=1M --memory-total-size=1G run
• JackH Member

  October 2018

  ShihabSoft said: That looks incredibly good apart from the write speeds tho

  The write speeds are perfectly acceptable, particularly given the ioping average...
• MikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

  October 2018

  @ShihabSoft The 1GB KVM Game plan is $6, the 512MB has the same CPU allocation and is $3 minus any promotions. Multiple things could factor in the disk write, but these are standard RAID SATA SSDs on a shared environment. Could be things running on other VMs when I ran it.

  Here's what you asked -
  https://pastebin.com/raw/iX8dx38t
• itsTomHarper Member, Megathread Squad

  October 2018 edited October 2018

  @MikeA said:
  @ShihabSoft The 1GB KVM Game plan is $6, the 512MB has the same CPU allocation and is $3 minus any promotions. Multiple things could factor in the disk write, but these are standard RAID SATA SSDs on a shared environment. Could be things running on other VMs when I ran it.
  
  Here's what you asked -
  https://pastebin.com/raw/iX8dx38t

  Wow that's insanely a high number.

  1024.00 MiB transferred (20575.99 MiB/sec)

  I might consider getting one soon, just for the sake of reviewing it
• MikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

  October 2018

  @ShihabSoft said:

  @MikeA said:
  @ShihabSoft The 1GB KVM Game plan is $6, the 512MB has the same CPU allocation and is $3 minus any promotions. Multiple things could factor in the disk write, but these are standard RAID SATA SSDs on a shared environment. Could be things running on other VMs when I ran it.
  
  Here's what you asked -
  https://pastebin.com/raw/iX8dx38t

  Wow that's insanely a high number.

  1024.00 MiB transferred (20575.99 MiB/sec)

  I might consider getting one soon, just for the sake of reviewing it

  There's a 50% off first month code on the offer thread I posted a few days ago.

  Thanks though.
• itsTomHarper Member, Megathread Squad

  October 2018 edited October 2018

  @MikeA said:

  @ShihabSoft said:

  @MikeA said:
  @ShihabSoft The 1GB KVM Game plan is $6, the 512MB has the same CPU allocation and is $3 minus any promotions. Multiple things could factor in the disk write, but these are standard RAID SATA SSDs on a shared environment. Could be things running on other VMs when I ran it.
  
  Here's what you asked -
  https://pastebin.com/raw/iX8dx38t

  Wow that's insanely a high number.

  1024.00 MiB transferred (20575.99 MiB/sec)

  I might consider getting one soon, just for the sake of reviewing it

  There's a 50% off first month code on the offer thread I posted a few days ago.
  
  Thanks though.

  Would it kill to ask you for a recurring one?
• MikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

  October 2018

  @ShihabSoft said:
  Would it kill to ask you for a recurring one?

  tl;dr it would kill

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• willie Member

  October 2018

  MikeA said: 1024.00 MiB transferred (20575.99 MiB/sec)

  That has to be ram cache
• MikeA Patron Provider, Veteran

  October 2018

  @willie said:

  MikeA said: 1024.00 MiB transferred (20575.99 MiB/sec)

  That has to be ram cache

  Err it's a memory test? I just ran it first-run on my BHS looking glass server and it got 17709.41 MiB/sec

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