Most of RAKsmart’s VPS plans in its data centers follow a fixed-bandwidth plus unlimited data model. The “Mainland-Optimized VIP” and “Premium CN2” plans in the Silicon Valley (San Jose) data center also follow this model. However, the Silicon Valley International BGP plan offers an additional option for pay-as-you-go billing based on data usage. All plans come with 5 Gbps bandwidth, with a minimum of 10 TB of monthly data and a maximum of 1,000 TB—the data allowance is quite generous. Even for “international routes” in U.S. data centers, traffic generally doesn’t take detours. If you don’t require route optimization, the 10 TB monthly data plan is ideal for users with high-traffic needs. Here, VPS Elementary will conduct another performance test on RAKsmart’s Silicon Valley International BGP VPS for your reference.

To test the same plan, go to the control panel, select “VPS,” then choose “Americas,” followed by “SV” (Silicon Valley). Under “Bandwidth Type,” select “Global BGP,” and under “Billing Method,” choose “Traffic-Based Billing.” Payment methods include Alipay, UnionPay, PayPal, and major cryptocurrencies. Click here to purchase

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