GigsGigs Cloud LAX-CNPremium-V2, $ 22.00/mo. on Linux/Windows Cloud

LAX-CNPremium-V2 raises the capacity for customers who want more memory and disk space while still staying within a very affordable price bracket. It retains 1 shared vCore but upgrades RAM to 1 GB and the pure SSD OS disk to 30 GB, which allows more complex content management systems, application frameworks or multiple small sites to coexist on the same VPS without exhausting resources. Monthly data transfer doubles to 2000 GB on a 1 Gbps port, supporting a busier flow of visitors from China and the rest of Asia while leaving plenty of headroom for administration, backup and API traffic. A snapshot is included for safe experimentation with system upgrades and configuration changes. Priced at 22 USD per month or 220 USD per year, LAX-CNPremium-V2 is a strong choice for growing projects and small businesses that already rely on the USA CN premium route but are not yet ready for multi core packages.

All SimpleCloud V USA CN2 plans are built on GigsGigsCloud's premium USA CN network with CN2 GIA direct peering from Los Angeles, designed to deliver some of the fastest and most stable routes between the United States and mainland China. The underlying hardware uses the latest AMD EPYC processor family with high core counts so that each VPS enjoys strong single core speed and excellent multi threaded scaling, and KVM virtualization is used so every instance behaves like a small dedicated server with its own kernel and full root access. Customers can perform one click operating system reinstallation from a library of templates that includes CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Windows Server 2022 and FreeBSD, making it easy to reload a machine when changing stacks or cleaning up test environments. Pure SSD storage is configured in RAID10 for the OS disk so both read and write performance are much faster and more predictable than legacy spinning disks, while optional SAS data disks are available for bulk storage without sacrificing the primary disk's speed. Integrated remote reboot and a browser based KVM console in the client area allow administrators to recover from firewall or network mistakes without opening a ticket, and snapshots can be used to capture complete virtual machine images before significant changes. Connectivity is delivered via CN2 GIA and other premium carriers with 1 Gbps ports that typically burst up to 500 Mbps for each VPS, focusing on low latency, low packet loss links into China rather than headline bandwidth numbers. Instances are provisioned quickly once PayPal payment is confirmed and the plans are advertised as self managed, meaning customers are responsible for system updates, security hardening and backups, while using the provider's network and infrastructure as a robust foundation for demanding cross Pacific workloads.