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Verified 19 October 2026

Timeweb·1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM·Netherlands

NL Netherlands · Amsterdam ·AS210976 ·72.56.74.0/24
Overall
54.7
/ 100
Scores
0–100 vs comparable servers
Ping
96.4/100
Speed
11.5/100
CPU
30.2/100
Memory
74.9/100
Disk
71.7/100
Category scores
Internet speed
Ping to control points
CPU performance
Memory bandwidth
Disk — sequential throughput

Network

download_speed169Mbps
upload_speed149.6Mbps
ping_cloudflare4.237ms
ping_google1.217ms
ping_quad97.993ms
mtu1,500

Disk

sequential_1m_read_iops6,147IOPS
sequential_1m_read_bw6,147.2MB/s
sequential_1m_read_lat_p951.548ms
sequential_1m_read_lat_p992.343ms

CPU

sysbench_single575.78events/s
sysbench_multi573.98events/s
gzip_compress201.3MB/s

Memory

memory_write_mb_s18,898.36MiB/s
memory_read_mb_s42,387.35MiB/s
OSUbuntu 26.04.1 LTS
Kernel7.0.0-38-generic
Virtualizationkvm
CPU modelAMD EPYC-Rome Processor
vCPU1
RAM (MB)1895
Disk (GB)27.95
Agent1.1.1
Scoring2026.07b

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Plain-language summary

Timeweb (1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM) was measured in Amsterdam, Netherlands — the real numbers are below. The standout here is RAM bandwidth — 75/100, backed by 42,387 MiB/s. The weaker spot is CPU (574 events/s), so demanding CPU workloads are not its best fit. A solid database host: the disk and memory numbers are what relational engines depend on most. The full breakdown, with every metric, is in the tabs above.