I would look at Netcup, Unesty, Hetzner

IO limit w netcup is tied to RAM or storage space. Bigger servers always have way better limits.

The performance overall is good given the price(less than 3 EUR per month). I ask this just because I saw faster 4k io speed according to YABS for some more expensive Netcup vps posted by other users

Grabbed one several hours ago and here is the YABS.

Keep in mind that it is a old CPU. I have a netcup RS1000G9.5 so 4 dedicated EPYC 7702P cores, and I expect same GB5 cores on both instances. However, in some tasks, where the programs can use the new

netcup RS 1000 G9.5 with the 3 months free copoun code will cost ~7.4€ per month or 88€ on yearly contract.

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SE stands for what? I don't see that version here: https://www.netcup.eu/vserver/#root-server-details

Netcup RS4000 9.5 (SE)

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NETCUP ROOTSERVERS offers dedicated cores，The CPU performance is stable and can always occupy 100%. The Geekbench5 score of RS1000 is about 3600, which is very stable, and RS2000 is about 4500.

It seems that VDS from GreenCloudVPS offers dedicated physical cores, and what about NetCup RootServers?

It's a shame that a migration is not possible but I don't see any practical difference in the performance of my applications compared to netcup. So I will keep it for now since it's cheaper and see ho

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You can get netcup RS 1000 G9.5 root server with 160 GB for ~89 euros with 3 months free coupon for first year, just cancel it 30 days before end of contract.

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