Package 116
USD $825.00/mo- CPU
- E5-2696 v4 x2
- Memory
- 512 GB
- Storage
- 8 x 1TB SSD
- Network
- 20 Mbps CN2
- IPv4
- 125
- Protection
- 20 Gbps
For cross-border commerce, SaaS, gaming, VPS and private cloud workloads serving Hong Kong and nearby markets, with CN2 / BGP / International options.
Hong Kong host configurations and pricingHong Kong hosts suit services that need to balance mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and wider Asia-Pacific traffic. Available plans span CN2, BGP and international bandwidth so routing can follow the actual visitor mix.
Typical buyers include cross-border commerce teams, APAC SaaS operators, game backends and VPS platforms that need a larger IPv4 allocation.
Configurations and prices follow the current product catalog. Live inventory, operating systems and the checkout total remain authoritative.
| Plan | CPU | Memory | Storage | Network | IPv4 | Protection | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Package 116 | E5-2696 v4 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 20 Mbps CN2 | 125 | 20 Gbps | $825.00 /mo | Configure |
| Package 117 | Gold 6133 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 20 Mbps CN2 | 125 | 20 Gbps | $825.00 /mo | Configure |
| Package 118 | E5-2696 v4 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 50 Mbps CN2 | 125 | 20 Gbps | $1254.00 /mo | Configure |
| Package 119 | Gold 6133 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 50 Mbps CN2 | 125 | 20 Gbps | $1254.00 /mo | Configure |
| Package 120 | Gold 6133 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 100 Mbps BGP | 125 | 20 Gbps | $825.00 /mo | Configure |
| Package 121 | Gold 6133 x2 | 512 GB | 8 x 1TB SSD | 1 Gbps International | 125 | 20 Gbps | $825.00 /mo | Configure |
NVMe capacities marked with * are inconsistent in the product feed. Confirm the live storage specification on the order page.
Evaluate VM density, storage I/O, egress and address resources from disclosed specifications rather than broad performance claims.
E5-2696 v4 x2 / Gold 6133 x2. Divide compute across virtual machines or container nodes while reserving capacity for the host operating system.
Every current plan includes 512 GB RAM. VM sizing should reserve memory for the host, cache and failover instead of allocating the full total.
8 x 1TB SSD. Select by random I/O, usable capacity, RAID and backup design rather than headline capacity alone.
125 IPv4 addresses and 4 current network options. VM density must still account for bandwidth, ports and acceptable address use.
Choose the management platform that fits your team, then verify target release, hardware drivers and licensing before purchase.
For teams that want web management, KVM virtual machines, LXC containers, clustering and storage integration. Plan quorum, backup and recovery before production.
For engineering teams that want direct Linux virtualization and prefer to build their own scheduling, networking and image workflow.
For organizations with an existing VMware operating model. Verify the exact ESXi release, hardware compatibility and licensing before purchase.
Typical buyers include cross-border commerce teams, APAC SaaS operators, game backends and VPS platforms that need a larger IPv4 allocation.
Use large memory, multiple drives and IPv4 resources for several instances. Model CPU overcommit, memory reserve, disk IOPS and egress before setting density.
Consolidate internal applications, test environments or business services, with separate plans for availability, off-host backup and access boundaries.
Typical buyers include cross-border commerce teams, APAC SaaS operators, game backends and VPS platforms that need a larger IPv4 allocation. Base the Hong Kong location decision on actual user distribution and network testing.
Isolate build environments, test clusters and temporary services in VMs. Important data still needs independent backup rather than reliance on one host.
The 20/50 Mbps CN2 options target China-facing workloads, 100 Mbps BGP supports a broader carrier mix, and 1 Gbps International fits services with a larger international traffic share.
Baseline the workload first, choose network and storage second, and reserve recovery capacity before production.
Measure CPU peaks, resident memory, storage capacity, random I/O and daily egress before deciding how many virtual machines the host should carry.
Current processors include E5-2696 v4 x2 / Gold 6133 x2. Choose CN2 / BGP / International against user geography, then select storage against IOPS, usable capacity and redundancy goals.
Do not allocate all 512 GB of RAM or all storage. Keep headroom for the host, snapshots, failover, backup windows and workload growth.
For multiple virtual machines, larger memory, local storage and IPv4 allocations when your team operates the virtualization layer.
View current host plansFor small and medium applications that value rapid provisioning, instance-level use and a lower initial commitment.
Compare cloud VPSFor a single demanding workload that needs direct hardware control without multi-VM hosting and large IPv4 allocations as primary goals.
Compare dedicated serversTypical buyers include cross-border commerce teams, APAC SaaS operators, game backends and VPS platforms that need a larger IPv4 allocation. Unlike a standard VPS purchase, host sizing centers on total VM density, address planning, storage performance and egress capacity across the entire machine.
There are currently 6 active plans, all with dual processors and 512 GB RAM. Start with observed CPU peaks and memory working sets, then add storage IOPS, backup windows and CN2 / BGP / International networking to the capacity model.
Verify hypervisor and hardware compatibility, operating system and commercial software licensing, IP acceptable-use rules, firewall policy, off-host backup and recovery procedures. One host is not a highly available cluster; critical workloads need redundant nodes.
Find answers about platform compatibility, configuration choices and preparing for deployment.
Deploy Proxmox VE, KVM or VMware ESXi on compatible hardware. Confirm the target release and hardware before ordering.
Yes. The page applies the same USD conversion as the product catalog; the live order page is authoritative for checkout and inventory.
Yes. Estimate VM density using CPU, memory, disk IOPS, egress bandwidth and recovery capacity.
No backup should be assumed. Production workloads need snapshots, off-host backups and restore testing.
Configurations and prices follow the current product catalog. Live inventory, operating systems and the checkout total remain authoritative.