Is OVHcloud's c3-320 the best deal?

Includes NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU (96GB GDDR7 ECC) plus 256GB DDR5 RAM and 1.92TB NVMe RAID1, delivering vastly more compute density at one-third the OVHcloud price.

Caveat: VAT excluded from listed price; traffic overages charged per GB beyond 20TB EU pool; large price increases on CPX/CCX lines in June 2026 suggest future hikes possible.

Delivers 96 vCPU and 192GB RAM at 35% lower cost than OVHcloud's 160 vCPU/320GB; sufficient for most workloads and avoids the APAC egress-cost cliff after mid-2026.

Caveat: Fewer vCPUs and half the RAM; Windows licensing surcharge applies; Object Storage retrieval fees and snapshot storage billed separately.

Offers 384GB RAM (exceeds OVHcloud) and 96 vCPU with 10TB transfer for 33% less; 100% network uptime SLA is stronger than OVHcloud's implied availability.

Caveat: Windows license cost not included in base price; bandwidth overage rates vary by data center; fewer vCPUs than OVHcloud c3-320.

Nearly identical monthly cost to OVHcloud but includes 256GB RAM, 128 dedicated vCPU, and 3.6TB NVMe; dedicated CPU avoids noisy-neighbor risk.

Caveat: Outbound bandwidth billed at $0.005/GB after 11TB pool exhausted; backups are a separate 20-25% add-on; renewal pricing not confirmed.

Delivers 512GB RAM and 80 vCPU with 99.999% SLA (vs OVHcloud's 99.9%) and MaxIOPS SSD for 12% less; strong for mission-critical workloads.

Caveat: Fewer vCPUs than OVHcloud; backup add-ons cost 10-60% surcharge; data transfer overages possible despite free-egress marketing.