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Real-Time Performance Analytics

Maintaining optimal performance requires regular monitoring of your server’s resources. Our Cloud Portal provides granular data on how your AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D cores and NVMe storage are being utilized.

CPU Peak

Monitor Ryzen Core Load

Memory

Track RAM Allocation

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Accessing Statistics

Follow these steps to view your server’s hardware utilization.
1

Select Your Server

Log in to the VPS Control Panel and click Manage on the desired instance.
2

View the Overview Tab

By default, the Overview page displays real-time resource graphs at the bottom.
3

Analyze the Data

Hover over any point on the graphs to see exact values for a specific timestamp.

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Understanding the Metrics

Our panel tracks three critical performance pillars:

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1. CPU Usage

Displays the percentage of the allocated Ryzen 9 7950X3D processing power currently in use. If your CPU consistently hits 90-100%, consider optimizing your software or upgrading your plan.

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2. Memory (RAM)

Shows the amount of “Active” vs “Free” RAM in your virtual system.
  • Note: Linux systems often use free RAM for “Buff/Cache” to speed up operations. This is normal and beneficial behavior.

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3. Network Throughput

Tracks real-time Megabits per second (Mbps) for both incoming and outgoing traffic. This is useful for identifying DDoS attacks or heavy user traffic periods.
Load average represents the number of processes waiting for CPU time. If this number exceeds your total CPU core count, your server is experiencing queueing delays.
Statistics are archived for up to 30 days, allowing you to identify long-term usage trends and plan your scaling needs accordingly.

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Need Extra Help?

If you notice unusual performance drops, our support team can help analyze your environment.

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Efficiency Tip

Use the htop or top command inside your server’s SSH console for a process-level breakdown of resource consumption.
Last Updated: January 2026 | Monitoring: Precision performance tracking.