Simple evaluation of v5.net Hong Kong ECS: BGP network is mixed with CN2, which is equivalent to direct connection effect as a whole

Hong Kong vps For domestic user groups, it will always be a hot spot, but it is also the most controversial. Expensive bandwidth, unaffordable labor costs and equipment costs, and low-cost vps prices are almost irreconcilable contradictions. Here we will test the Hong Kong vps of v5.net for you. The host evaluation will go to this mine first. Whether the effect is good or not, you can roughly judge from the test data. The evaluation data is only for reference. It depends on your actual experience!

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The CPU of the test model is e5-2670 (2.6GHz main frequency), with 6G memory, 2 cores and 100G hard disk. The station master has enabled BBR, KVM virtual, and I/O is about 334MB/S:

After the FIO test, the data is not bad:

The officially publicized data is 15Mbps bandwidth, and the measured effect of the uplink bandwidth is similar. The downlink bandwidth should be 30Mbps:

The speedtest results of countries or relevant regions in Asia are similar:

The bandwidth of the iperf3 test is basically the same:

The webmaster is Guangzhou Telecom. Chrome browser downloads and tests the files on VPS, 1446KB/s (roughly 12Mbps bandwidth). It's good to have this kind of bandwidth. Although the hen bandwidth may or may exceed 30Mbps, 15Mbps is not exclusive to one person after all:

Running a Unix bench is not good or bad. It's just so so:

The test data of more than 120 nodes in China provided by ping.chinaz.com, except for one node in Inner Mongolia, will be basically within 50 milliseconds: