3 live offers · 24 cores / 48 threads · launched 2023 · cg-index 1,323 pts. Prices $911–$989/mo. External reference: PassMark's CPU list.
CG-Value = hardware for the money, 0–100: 50 = a typical plan’s hardware per dollar at that price, +25 = twice as much. How it works
| CG-Value | CPU | cg-index | Price/mo | RAM | Storage | Bandwidth | Locations | Provider | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best value48 1.4 pts/$ |
1,323 | €847.00 ≈$973 | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe + 2×3.8TB NVMe | Unmetered 1Gbps port |
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| 43 1.5 pts/$ |
1,323 | €793.00 ≈$9114d | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe | Unmetered 1Gbps port |
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| 41 1.3 pts/$ |
1,323 | €861.00 ≈$989 | 128GB DDR5 ECC | 2×1.9TB NVMe | Unmetered 1Gbps port |
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Some links may earn us a commission — it never affects rankings or scores (disclosure). CG-Value = hardware-for-the-money, 0–100: 50 = the hardware-per-dollar of a typical plan at that price, every +25 = twice the hardware per dollar (CPU + RAM + storage + network, corrected for the market's price elasticity — formula public on the methodology page). The small pts/$ line is Perf/$ (cg-index v1.0 ÷ price), kept for power users; it measures only the CPU.
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