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Performance comparison

Server benchmarks

Compare relative performance indices for every verified server listed on this site — then select two to four plans and review them side by side before you order with the provider.

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What these scores mean

Each listed configuration has a set of comparative indices from 0–100. They help you rank CPU single-thread, CPU multi-thread, memory class, storage throughput class, network class, and where relevant GPU / AI class.

Use them to answer practical buying questions: Is this Ryzen Instant faster for single-thread apps than an older Xeon? Is dual EPYC stronger for dense virtualization? Does an L4 or RTX PRO GPU fit inference better for your VRAM needs?

Scores are relative within this catalog. A higher number means a stronger class for that metric among the servers shown here — not a guarantee of identical results on every rented unit.

How to read each metric

CPU single-thread Matters for app latency, control panels, many web stacks, and workloads that do not scale evenly across cores.
CPU multi-thread Matters for Proxmox / KVM hosts, compile jobs, encoding, databases under parallel load, and dense virtualization.
Memory class Relative capacity score based on listed RAM. More memory helps caches, VMs, databases, and concurrent sessions.
Storage class HDD is lowest, SATA SSD mid, NVMe highest for random I/O and database / VM disk responsiveness.
Network class Port speed and transfer profile (for example 1 Gbps with monthly transfer vs unmetered).
GPU / AI class Applies to GPU servers only — relative VRAM and GPU generation for inference, rendering, or training. For a model-by-model memory table, see how much GPU VRAM you need.

A simple way to use this page

  1. Filter by Dedicated or GPU if you already know the lane.
  2. Scan overall index for a quick ranking, then check the metric that matches your bottleneck.
  3. Select 2–4 servers with the checkboxes and click Compare selected.
  4. Order with the provider — or ask me for a personal recommendation if the shortlist is still unclear.

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Need help choosing between two close scores? · How to choose a dedicated server · How much GPU VRAM do you need? · Run a 35B cheaply on 2× P100

What benchmarks do not replace

Workload fit A high multi-core score is wasted if the app is single-thread limited. Match the bottleneck first.
Location and latency Performance next to your users often matters more than a small CPU index difference.
Provider checkout details RAID, extra RAM, GPU count, and bandwidth upgrades change the result — confirm on the order page.

Compared the numbers. Ready to choose?

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