Crissic vs TransIP
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We have tested 6 VPS plans from Crissic and TransIP. We'll show which one is best based on a detailed performance analysis, on features and prices.
Crissic
TransIP
TransIP was founded as a VPS provider in 2003.
It is headquartered in Netherlands.
It employs 15 people.
- Netherlands
VPS Plans
| Plan Name | Monthly Price | CPU cores | Memory (GB) | Disk Space (GB) | Data Transfer (GB) | Latest trial | |
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BladeVPS XS | 6.99€ | 1 | 1.0 | 25 | 1000 | May 20 2024 |
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BladeVPS X2 | 14.50€ | 1 | 2.0 | 75 | 2000 | Oct 09 2023 |
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BladeVPS X4 | 25.99€ | 2 | 4.0 | 150 | 5000 | Jan 12 2024 |
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PerformanceVPS C2 | 36.50€ | 2 | 4.0 | 100 | 5000 | Jul 04 2024 |
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BladeVPS X8 | 67.99€ | 4 | 8.0 | 320 | 10000 | Mar 05 2024 |
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PerformanceVPS C4 | 73.50€ | 4 | 8.0 | 200 | 10000 | Nov 24 2023 |
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Performance Grades
To summarize the performance of each VPS plan, we generated grades based on the various tests that were run: web, sysbench, endurance and remote timing tests. Each grade focuses on one aspect of the VPS speed or stability (cpu, disk IO, network IO...) and is made of one or more metrics measured during the tests.
Grades are evenly distributed between A and F. A is best, F is worst.
Follow the letter links to find the test results backing the grade.
Screen all VPS from Crissic and TransIPFeatures and Datacenters
This list is a subset of the features each provider may offer.
CPUs
These are the CPUs we have seen in Crissic and TransIP instances in the past 18 months.
| Crissic | TransIP |
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| All Crissic CPUs by plan | All TransIP CPUs by plan |
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AMD EPYC Processor (with IBPB) Intel Xeon E312xx (Sandy Bridge, IBRS update) Intel Xeon Processor (Cascadelake) |
Performance Consistency
The provider consistency score shows how much variation can be expected between 2 servers of the same type at the same provider. A high consistency score (>65) means the performance of all servers of the provider is consistent over many trials and many plans.
Providers who don't have enough data yet at VPSBenchmarks don't have a consistency score.
Screenshots
VPS Instance Provisioning Time
This is the average time it took to create an instance for Crissic and TransIP from instance order to instance accepting connections.
| Crissic | TransIP | |
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| Number of instance creations in sample | 0 | 6 |
| Average provisioning time | 0s | 108s |
Performance in Depth...
These are some of the test results that are used to determine the grades above.
Web Response Times
We ran a database intensive web application at various levels of load on cloud servers from Crissic and TransIP. This is the average response time measured locally on the VPS for each plan we tested.
Local Response Time per Plan
Lower is better
Maximum HTTP Load
We ran a database intensive web application at various levels of load on cloud servers from Crissic and TransIP. This is the maximum rate of HTTP requests that each server handled without timing out.
Maximum HTTP request rate
Higher is better
Sysbench CPU Performance
We ran the full suite of Sysbench tests on VPS plans of Crissic and TransIP. These are the Sysbench CPU test results:
Rate of operations
Higher is better
Sysbench Disk IO Performance
We ran the full suite of Sysbench tests on VPS plans of Crissic and TransIP. These are the Sysbench Disk IO Random Read test results:
Rate of operations
Higher is better
Review and compare all Sysbench numbers on the Sysbench Comparison page for Crissic and TransIP.
Network Transfers
We have performed large file transfers from the Crissic and TransIP VPS and we measured the speed of downloads and uploads.
The transfers involve multiple files, 10 threads and last for at least 10 seconds at maximum speed. The transfers are repeated 3 times from different servers and only the fastest transfer is reported here.
Download Speed per Plan
Higher is better
Sustained CPU Endurance Tests
We pushed the CPU of those VPS plans hard for 24 hours straight.
This test shows how fast the VPS can go for long periods of time, how stable the performance is and it also gives clues on how overallocated the VPSs may be.
Throughput variations of the endurance test over 24 hours. The coefficient of variation is the standard deviation of the test throughput divided by its average value. Low variations mean that resources allocated to the server were stable for the duration of the test and there was little contention.
Ops/hour coefficient of variation
Lower is better
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