This test is based on a Hong Kong CN2 VPS from QYUNT. The plan includes 8 CPU cores, 8GB RAM, and 10Mbps bandwidth, priced at 199 RMB per year. From the test results, the core selling points are very clear: low price, generous specifications, and China Telecom CN2 optimized routing with three-network direct connectivity. It is suitable for users who want a stable Hong Kong latency experience on a tight budget.
It should be noted in advance that although the CPU and memory specifications look strong, and the bandwidth is limited to 10Mbps, this machine is more suitable for lightweight websites, monitoring tools, reverse proxies, small services, and low-traffic workloads. It is not suitable for high-traffic downloads, video distribution, high-concurrency proxy services, or heavy database I/O workloads.
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Plan Information
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Location | Hong Kong |
| Network Label | Hong Kong CN2 |
| CPU | 8 Cores |
| Memory | 8GB |
| Storage | 50GB System Disk + 50GB Data Disk |
| Bandwidth | 10Mbps |
| Virtualization | KVM |
| Price | 199 RMB / Year |
| Purchase | Buy Now |
Hardware Performance
The test VPS uses KVM virtualization and runs Debian 12 with kernel version 6.8.0-63-generic. The CPU model is Intel Xeon Platinum 8272CL @ 2.60GHz, allocated with 8 cores and 8 threads, supporting AES-NI, AVX2, BMI1/2, and VT-x instruction sets.
CPU benchmark results: Sysbench single-core 904.83, multi-core 6852.43. Geekbench 5 single-core 586, multi-core 3364. These results are quite acceptable for a 199 RMB/year Hong Kong VPS, suitable for websites, control panels, and lightweight Docker services.
Memory test shows total 7.4GB available, about 0.5GB used at idle, leaving ~6.8GB usable. Memory performance: read 19121.7 MB/s, write 15034.0 MB/s, latency 198ns.
FIO storage test results: 4K random read/write around 10MB/s, IOPS around 2.6k–2.7k. Sequential read/write between 300MB/s and 350MB/s.
IP Quality & Unlocking
The test IP is 103.97.*.*. Geo databases identify it as Hong Kong with timezone Asia/Hong_Kong. It is a native IP, but still classified as a datacenter IP rather than residential or high-trust IP.
Risk scores vary across platforms: IP2Location, Scamalytics, AbuseIPDB, and DB-IP show low risk, while ipapi reports 3.52% risk and IPQS gives a score of 87, which indicates moderate caution. Out of 439 blacklist databases, 415 are clean, 24 flagged, and 0 confirmed blacklist entries.
Streaming and AI service unlocking results:
| Service | Status | Region |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok | Unlocked | ALISG |
| Disney+ | Unlocked | Hong Kong |
| Netflix | Unlocked | Hong Kong |
| YouTube | Unlocked | United States |
| Amazon Prime Video | Unlocked | Hong Kong |
| Unlocked | Not specified | |
| ChatGPT | App Only | Hong Kong |
Note: outbound port 25 is blocked, so it is not suitable for running mail servers.
Network & Routing
The routing performance is the main highlight of this VPS. BGP information shows Hong Kong prefix /24 under cognetcloud INC. China Telecom traffic routes through AS24429, AS23764, AS4809, with CN2-Backbone / CTG GIA visible in some paths. China Unicom routes mainly via AS10099 and AS4837. China Mobile traffic goes through CMI (AS58453 / AS9808).
| Direction | Routing Performance |
|---|---|
| China Telecom | CN2 / CTG GIA / AS4809 observed in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou routes |
| China Unicom | Mainly AS10099 and AS4837 backbone routes |
| China Mobile | CMI international routing backbone |
Latency inside China generally ranges from 20ms to 70ms. Remote regions may reach 80–100ms. Hong Kong latency is around 2ms, Singapore ~34ms, Tokyo ~53ms, US West Coast ~156ms, and Europe 180ms+. This is typical for a Hong Kong datacenter.
Speed Test
Since the bandwidth is capped at 10Mbps, real-world speed tests reflect a small-bandwidth VPS profile.
China Telecom nodes can nearly saturate bandwidth, with upload around 9Mbps and download up to 21Mbps in some tests. China Unicom results are inconsistent, and China Mobile shows weaker performance with some failures.
International performance: Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan nodes show 7–9Mbps upload and 16–19Mbps download. Europe and US regions are more affected by latency, but still maintain 5–8Mbps upload.
Use Cases
Suitable for:
- Personal websites and blogs
- Lightweight WordPress / Halo / Typecho deployments
- Control panels (BT Panel, 1Panel), monitoring tools
- Small APIs, webhooks, reverse proxies
- Low-traffic services targeting Mainland China users
- Budget users needing CN2 Hong Kong routing
Not recommended for:
- High-traffic download or video distribution
- High-concurrency proxy or relay services
- Mail servers
- ChatGPT web usage requiring high IP trust quality
Conclusion
This 8-core 8GB, 10Mbps, 199 RMB/year Hong Kong CN2 VPS offers strong value in terms of pricing and basic performance, especially for lightweight hosting and low-traffic applications. China Telecom routing performance is solid, and streaming support is relatively broad.
However, its limitations are also clear: 10Mbps bandwidth caps scalability, disk random I/O is weak, IPQS risk scores are relatively high, ChatGPT is only app-accessible, and China Unicom / China Mobile performance is inconsistent. In short, it is a good choice for a budget Hong Kong CN2 VPS, but not suitable for high-performance or high-trust IP workloads.
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