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looking at https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/search?q=AMD+EPYC+7702P
I personally would say the single core score is close enough. lots of (fresh) netcup systems in that list though.
scaling on multi core is above factor 3, so I also would gladly accept this, especially if your system is already running some stuff.
as said before, it's still a virtualised system and the layer in between will take it's toll. to me the numbers would be as expected. with their vservers these score deviate much more..
scaling on multi core is above factor 3, so I also would gladly accept this, especially if your system is already running some stuff.
Yes, it's very close to those numbers and great root server for the price!
They seem to be dedicated cores, but the node configuration does not allow for pseudo-realtime use cases like gameservers. I get hard freezes for a second or two a few times a day, and some interesting stall reports in dmesg. Consistent behaviour across two RS2000 instances on separate nodes. Stick to dedis for anything more exotic than basic web hosting etc, which netcup represents a fantastic value for
That's what i've been wondering as well!
Anyway, little update, the SSD performance of my RS2000 G9 BF21 is somewhat better today (Sunday 18:50) than yesterday, still not great:
On the other hand the network is slower right now:
and the Geekbench 5 score remains the same.
Let's compare these numbers with those from the Speedtest https://bench.monster:
Another update, it's friday night in Europe, SSD looks good now:
only another domain offer today, nothing really fancy. https://www.netcup-offers.eu/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2820 - maybe LETs austrian members like it?
to be fair I've not much of an idea what the cheapest pricing for .at might look like with other providers...
VPS Deal today, https://www.netcup-offers.eu/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2821
Nothing new, but a good one. Also kinda confirms that they are simply bringing back the existing offers. Makes it quite plsnnable, I'd say. Just wait, check daily and get the one you wish for once it appears ;-) ;-)