Comparing Netcup Gen 12.5 dedicated AMD EPYC 9645 hardware in Nuremberg/Vienna/Amsterdam against OVHcloud's shared vCore VPS lineup.
| Metric | Netcup (RS 1000 G12.5) | OVHcloud |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Cores & Generation | 4 Dedicated AMD EPYC 9645 (Zen 5) | 4 Shared vCores (Older Xeon / EPYC mix) |
| Disk I/O Performance | 187.3k IOPS Local NVMe RAID | Ceph Network Storage (~25k–40k IOPS) |
| Network Port Speed | 2.5 Gbit/s | 500 Mbit/s – 1 Gbit/s |
| Voucher Promotion | 2 Months Free (Code: 6874nc...) | No free months on standard contracts |
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4 Dedicated Cores (AMD EPYC 9645) · 8 GB RAM · 128 GB NVMe · 2.5 Gbit/s
GB6: 2,290/7,559 · FIO 4K: 187,300 IOPS · Steal: 0.0 %
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OVHcloud VPS instances rely on networked Ceph block storage (~25k–45k IOPS), introducing network latency. Netcup Root Servers feature local hardware PCIe NVMe arrays delivering over 187,000 IOPS with direct sub-millisecond access.
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