GigsGigsCloud Tokyo, Japan KVM up to 200Mbps CN2 GIA/Japan Softbank line

The happy May Day is reluctant to part with the past, and we continue to return to their jobs. In fact, during the May Day holiday, Lao Zuo saw the GigsGigsCloud merchants pre sell and release the KVM VPS host of the newly launched Softbank line in Tokyo, Japan. This is the second time to launch the line of the computer room in Tokyo, Japan after the previous CN2 GIA lines in the United States, PCCW lines in Hong Kong, Singapore and other lines. In fact, he has seen the pre announcement before.

But today Lao Zuo is preparing to introduce them GigsGigsCloud Japan VPS During the hosting, I found that the package was slightly changed. I remember that a few days ago I saw a minimum monthly fee of $8.8, while today I saw a minimum monthly fee of $16.88. Of course, this may also be some strategies of the merchants. For example, when we looked at the configurations in Hong Kong or Singapore before, sometimes we saw the low price packages when we refreshed them.

Today, let's take a look at the configuration and package of the VPS host in the GigsGigsCloud Japanese computer room. Of course, we will also test it briefly later.

First, GigsGigsCloud Japan VPS package

Here, Lao Zuo can only introduce and sort out the existing packages he has seen. The minimum monthly fee of 8.8 dollars he saw a few days ago was not seen today, so it is not easy to sort out. Because I am also waiting for the minimum package, and if I see it later, I will also start a test.

We can see that the configuration is relatively rich and the price is not cheap. At present, the lowest monthly payment package of $16.88 is not the CN2 GIA line. The latter several packages have the CN2 GIA line. From the speed and stability, it must be better to have the CN2 GIA line, but the price is not cheap. We will test and choose by ourselves.

Second, GGC Japan machine room speed test

Here, Lao Zuo just tests the speed with a computer room I see on the Internet. Later, I will test the performance in detail when I buy one myself.

In conclusion, if you choose a non CN2 GIA line, the speed may not be particularly friendly.