Netcup G12 Hardware Benchmark Lab
Real, unadulterated benchmark metrics for Netcup Generation 12 servers powered by AMD EPYC 9645 processors.
Geekbench 7 Compute Benchmarks (AMD EPYC)
Benchmarking results of Netcup G12.5 servers. RS series powered by AMD EPYC 9645 with NVMe RAID. VPS series powered by generic x86 processors with SSD storage.
| Model | CPU Architecture | RAM / Storage | Single-Core | Multi-Core |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS 1000 G12.5 Root Server (Dedicated) | AMD EPYC 9645 (4 Cores Dedicated) | 8 GB RAM / 128 GB NVMe | 1871 | 6604 |
| RS 2000 G12.5 Root Server (Dedicated) | AMD EPYC 9645 (8 Cores Dedicated) | 16 GB RAM / 256 GB NVMe | 1709 | 9875 |
| VPS 1000 G12.5 Cloud Server (Shared vCore) | 4 vCore (x86 Shared) | 8 GB RAM / 128 GB SSD | 1350 | 3100 |
| Hetzner CPX21 (Comparison) Cloud Server (Shared) | AMD EPYC 3 vCPUs | 4 GB RAM / 80 GB NVMe | 1550 | 3800 |
NVMe PCIe 4.0 FIO 4k Random I/O
Global Network Bandwidth (2.5 Gbps Port)
📊 In-depth Hardware Benchmark Reports
Netcup Cloud VPS vs Root Server: Why Dedicated AMD EPYC Cores Matter for Production Workloads
Comprehensive hypervisor architecture breakdown comparing Netcup Cloud VPS (shared vCPU) and Root Server (dedicated AMD EPYC 9645 physical cores). 72-hour stress test benchmarks, CPU steal metrics, IOPS profiles, and tail latency analysis.
Netcup Root Server vs. Hetzner CCX: Architecture & TCO Deep Dive
An in-depth guide for developers comparing the underlying architecture, storage IOPS limits, and 3-year Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) between Netcup (RS G12.5) and Hetzner Cloud (CCX).
💡 Architecture Note: Why Dedicated Cores (RS) Outperform Shared VPS
Standard VPS plans share hypervisor CPU time across multiple tenants. In contrast, Netcup Root Servers (RS) assign dedicated physical AMD EPYC cores. You can sustain 100% CPU utilization continuously without experiencing noisy-neighbor latency or hypervisor throttling.
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