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VPS / VDS

Core 1

€5.00/mo.

For the selected period: €5.00

Processor
1 vCPU
Memory
2 GB
Storage
30 GB NVMe
Network
1000 Mbps
Traffic / month
5 TB
Location
Amsterdam
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VPS / VDS

Core 3

€15.00/mo.

For the selected period: €15.00

Processor
3 vCPU
Memory
6 GB
Storage
90 GB NVMe
Network
1000 Mbps
Traffic / month
5 TB
Location
Amsterdam
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VPS / VDS

Core 4

€20.00/mo.

For the selected period: €20.00

Processor
4 vCPU
Memory
8 GB
Storage
120 GB NVMe
Network
1000 Mbps
Traffic / month
5 TB
Location
Amsterdam
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VPS / VDS

Core 6

€30.00/mo.

For the selected period: €30.00

Processor
6 vCPU
Memory
12 GB
Storage
180 GB NVMe
Network
1000 Mbps
Traffic / month
5 TB
Location
Amsterdam
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VPS / VDS

Core 8

€40.00/mo.

For the selected period: €40.00

Processor
8 vCPU
Memory
16 GB
Storage
240 GB NVMe
Network
1000 Mbps
Traffic / month
5 TB
Location
Amsterdam
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No payment in this prototype · no period discounts · optional extras priced separately

Demo EUR prices and specifications. Not a service offer; taxes, resource availability and final terms are unconfirmed.

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When compute performance matters

Consider a Hi-CPU VPS for CPU-intensive workloads such as application builds, data processing, complex backend logic and background computation. A category name alone does not guarantee a specific speed. Check the processor model, available resources and sustained-load policy for the selected offer.

More cores help only when an application can run work in parallel. Single-threaded processes depend on per-thread performance; queue processing also depends on worker count and memory headroom. Use a benchmark that reflects your actual workload.

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