Cloud VDS 8 (Gen 2) · 16 vCPU · 64 GB
Cloud VDS · dedicated vCPU
Cherry Servers Cloud VDS 8 (Gen 2) costs $160.39/mo for 16 vCPU, 64 GB of RAM and 400 GB NVMe, cheaper than 14% of the 524 VPS plans we track, checked 16 Sept 2026.
Price
$160.39/mo
billed €139/mo
$0.2746/hour
$2.51 per GB RAM
Cheaper than 14% of tracked offers
Specs vs the whole index
- RAM
- 64 GB> 96% of offers
- vCPU
- 16 dedicated> 94% of offers
- Disk
- 400 GB NVMe> 86% of offers
- Bandwidth
- 5 TB/mo
Excl. VAT · standard monthly rate (longer terms are discounted) · 16 vCPU on 8 dedicated cores (8 x AMD EPYC 9354P)
Value score
74/100
- RAM · 64 GB
- 64.0
- vCPU · 16
- 24.0
- Disk · 400 GB NVMe
- 16.0
- Traffic · 5 TB
- 1.5
- 105.5 points ÷ $160.39
- 0.66 per $
1 point per GB of RAM, 1.5 per vCPU, 1 per 25 GB of disk up to 500 GB (SSD × 0.8, HDD × 0.4), and 0.3 per TB of traffic up to 20 TB.
The score ranks 0.66 points per dollar against the 524 tracked VPS plans, whose median is 0.43. A higher score means more machine for the money.
Regions · 1
Data provenance
Cherry Servers · Public API · api.cherryservers.com/v1/plans (virtual plans only)
Fetched 16 Sept 2026
Prices exclude VAT. Always confirm on the provider's site.
Where this sits in the market
At $160.39/mo, Cloud VDS 8 (Gen 2) · 16 vCPU · 64 GB is cheaper than 14% of the 524 VPS plans in our index. It delivers 64 GB of RAM at $2.51/GB, 54% below the $5.42/GB market median. Its value score of 74/100 ranks it #131 among VPS plans that include a disk, and it is the 31st cheapest of Cherry Servers's 34 tracked plans.
Open models this box runs comfortably · CPU inference
how we compute this →- Llama 3.3 70B~0.8–1.7 tok/s
- DeepSeek-R1 Distill Llama 70B~0.8–1.7 tok/s
- Qwen3 32B~1.8–3.6 tok/s
- Qwen2.5-Coder 32B~1.8–3.6 tok/s
- DeepSeek-R1 Distill Qwen 32B~1.8–3.6 tok/s
- Gemma 3 27B~2.2–4.3 tok/s
- Mistral Small 3.2 24B~2.5–4.9 tok/s
- Devstral Small 24B~2.5–5 tok/s
Largest two per lineup that fit 64 GB with 20% headroom at Q4_K_M and an 8K context; speeds are bandwidth-bound estimates for 16 dedicated vCPU.