31IDC is a service provider specializing in overseas cloud servers and dedicated servers, offering data centers in the United States, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, and other regions. Its main advantages include network stability, optimized routing, and high cost-effectiveness.
This test focuses on 31IDC’s dedicated server in the Silicon Valley, USA data center, equipped with a CN2 optimized route, default 100Mbps bandwidth, 3 independent native IPs, and support for Linux and Windows systems. The lowest plan starts at ¥398/month and supports Alipay and WeChat payments, making it appealing to users who need a stable international network.
31IDC official website: 31IDC – Professional Cloud & Dedicated Server Provider
31IDC US Server Basic Information
Data Center & Network
- Silicon Valley, USA
- CN2 optimized route
- Direct connection to China Telecom, Unicom, and Mobile
- Global access supported
Server Features Overview
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Location | Silicon Valley |
| Bandwidth | 100Mbps |
| Traffic | Unlimited |
| IPs | 3 Native IPs |
| OS | Linux / Windows |
| Price | ¥398/month |
Advantages
- CN2 optimized routing
- Stable three-network connectivity
- Native US IPs
- Unlimited traffic
- Good stability for international services
Disadvantages
- Fixed IP count
- No additional IP expansion currently
Network Performance
Average latency: 218ms. The connection is stable with minimal packet loss and consistent performance.
Conclusion
31IDC US Silicon Valley servers offer balanced performance in routing, stability, and pricing, making them suitable for cross-border e-commerce, overseas hosting, and global applications.
