Yuntu Hong Kong Optimized Cloud VPS Review: HK.AMD.D Benchmark Tested | How Good Are the China-Optimized Routes?

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This article provides a detailed real-world review of the Yuntu Hong Kong Optimized Cloud VPS plan HK.AMD.D, including hardware performance, IP quality, streaming unlock capability, China Telecom/China Unicom/China Mobile routing analysis, return path routing, and latency benchmarks based on actual testing data. Other Yuntu Hong Kong optimized VPS plans mainly differ in specifications while using the same network routes, so this review can also serve as a reference for those plans.

NodeQuality Link: https://nodequality.com/r/1VQHeZroWu77wv63nfA0waRaLzpCqOhO

Official Website: https://cloud.yt.net/

Available Plans Overview

Note: Annual billing is effectively charged as 10 months of service. Currently there is a recurring 20% off Lunar New Year coupon code: 2026, valid for all billing cycles.

Tested Plan: HK.AMD.D

Server Specifications

• Virtualization: KVM
• Operating System: Debian 12
• CPU Model: AMD EPYC 7B13
• Geekbench 5 Single-Core: 936
• Sysbench Single Thread: 3165.76
• Memory Read Speed: 45272MB/s
• Disk 4K Random Read: 2.6k IOPS
• Disk Sequential Read: 431MB/s

Hardware Performance Notes

Although HK.AMD.D is an entry-level 1-core 1GB VPS, the EPYC architecture provides solid single-core performance that is sufficient for lightweight applications. Sequential disk read/write performance is decent, while 4K random I/O performance is average and consistent with standard cloud storage.

Recommended use cases:

• Lightweight website hosting
• Proxy forwarding
• Small business services
• Streaming media unlocking

IP Quality Analysis

IPv4: 149.104.5.201

• ASN: AS42960
• Organization: VH Global Limited
• Type: IDC Datacenter IP (Broadcast IP)
• Scamalytics Risk Score: 0 (Low Risk)
• IP2Location: Low Risk
• IPQS: 75 (Suspicious, though other databases report low risk)

IPv6

• Recognized as native IP
• Extremely low risk score
• No proxy/VPN detection flags

Streaming Unlock Capability

Overall observations:

• IPv4 leans toward Singapore-region streaming support
• IPv6 behaves more like native Hong Kong IP space
• Overall risk control is relatively low

Ping Latency Performance

Mainland China Average Latency

National Average: 42ms

South China delivers the best results, East China remains stable, while Northeast and Northwest China experience slightly higher latency.

International Latency

Local Hong Kong latency is as low as 2ms, which is typical for standard Hong Kong VPS nodes.

China Telecom / Unicom / Mobile Outbound Routing Analysis

1️⃣ China Telecom Outbound Route

Route:

Fujian Telecom → Guangzhou Telecom → Hong Kong Telecom Exit → NTT → Destination AS42960

Key Nodes:

• Guangzhou Telecom backbone
• Hong Kong international gateway
• NTT international transit

Final latency: approximately 39ms

✔ Standard China Telecom 163 international route
✔ Does not use CN2 GIA

2️⃣ China Unicom Outbound Route

Route:

Hainan Unicom → Guangzhou Unicom → Hong Kong Unicom Exit → Destination AS42960

Final latency: approximately 24ms

✔ Direct connection to Hong Kong
✔ Excellent performance
✔ Lowest latency among all carriers

3️⃣ China Mobile Outbound Route

Route:

Hubei Mobile → Shanghai Mobile → Hong Kong CMI → NTT → Destination

Final latency: approximately 53ms

✔ China Mobile uses CMI transit
✔ Stable but slightly higher latency than Telecom and Unicom

Outbound Routing Summary

This is a typical “China-optimized but non-GIA” routing setup.

Inbound Routing Analysis

According to the NetQuality report:

Beijing Routes

• China Telecom: AS932 → 10099
• China Unicom: AS932 → 10099
• China Mobile: AS932 → CMI

Shanghai Routes

• China Telecom: AS932 → 4837
• China Unicom: AS932 → 4837
• China Mobile: AS932 → CMI

Guangzhou Routes

• China Telecom: AS932 → 10099
• China Unicom: AS932 → 10099
• China Mobile: AS932 → CMI

Explanation

AS932 refers to XNNET (a Hong Kong local carrier).

• 10099 = China Telecom International
• 4837 = China Unicom Backbone
• CMI = China Mobile International

✔ Return routes are optimized separately for all three major Chinese carriers
✔ Optimized inbound routing
✔ No detours through Europe or the United States

Mainland China Speed Test Results

• China Telecom Download: 199Mbps
• China Mobile Upload: 203Mbps
• Local Hong Kong bandwidth can fully utilize the 200Mbps port

Some speed test nodes returned ERROR results, likely due to limitations on the testing servers themselves.

International Connectivity Performance

Hong Kong-to-Asia connectivity performs best, while Europe and North America remain within expected ranges.

Port 25 and Email Capability

• Outbound Port 25: Blocked
• Blacklist Status: Clean
• Direct Mail Delivery: Not Available

This VPS is not suitable for running a mail server.

Overall Evaluation

Advantages

✔ Optimized return routing for all three Chinese carriers
✔ Excellent China Unicom performance
✔ Overall latency around 40ms
✔ Good IPv6 quality
✔ Strong streaming support
✔ Starting price as low as ¥18/month

Disadvantages

✘ Not CN2 GIA
✘ Port 25 blocked
✘ IPv4 identified as IDC/datacenter IP

Recommended For

• Lightweight cross-border e-commerce environments
• Hong Kong relay nodes
• Lightweight website hosting
• Streaming media unlocking
• Users needing optimized return routes to Mainland China

Final Thoughts

HK.AMD.D is a typical entry-level “Hong Kong VPS with optimized return routes for all three major Chinese carriers.”

China Unicom delivers the best performance, China Telecom follows closely behind, while China Mobile has slightly higher latency but remains stable.

Although it is not a CN2 GIA product, the balance between network quality and hardware performance is quite reasonable for the ¥18/month price point.

If your priorities are:

✔ Stability
✔ China-optimized routing
✔ Low cost

then this VPS offers solid value for the money.