4 live offers · 8 cores / 16 threads · launched 2020 · cg-index 670 pts. Prices $100–$145/mo. External reference: PassMark's CPU list.
Value Rank = hardware for the money, 0–100: 50 = a typical plan’s hardware per dollar at that price, +25 = twice as much. How it works
| Value Rank | CPU | cg-index | Price/mo | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Locations | Provider | |
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| Best value65 |
670 | €89.99 ≈$10060d | 64GB DDR4 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | — | verified under 1h ago · in stock |
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| 59 |
670 | €89.99 ≈$10060d | 64GB DDR4 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | 25TB 0.25Gbps port |
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| 59 |
670 | €89.99 ≈$10060d | 64GB DDR4 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | 25TB 0.25Gbps port |
verified under 1h ago |
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| 57 |
670 | €129.99 ≈$14560d | 64GB DDR4 ECC | 2×960GB NVMe | — | verified under 1h ago |
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