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Benchmarks for c6i.large (AWS)

Individual CPU benchmark results for the AWS EC2 instance type c6i.large. The table displays the single-threaded CPU speed as reported by the Passmark benchmark tool, as well as the on-demand, spot pricing, and spot interruption percentage.

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✅ This instance type is available for self-hosted GitHub Actions runners using RunsOn.

EC2 Instance family: c6i

CPU type: 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors (Ice Lake) with a 3.5 GHz all-core turbo frequency. Specific features: Built on the AWS Nitro System; includes always-on memory encryption via Intel Total Memory Encryption (TME); offers up to 50 Gbps networking and 40 Gbps Amazon EBS bandwidth. Date of release: October 28, 2021

Results

This benchmark has been generated using the c6i.large instance type. Results are averaged over many days (you can mouse over the sparline to get more details).

🇚ðŸ‡ļ North Virginia (us-east-1)

Family Instance type Processor CPU speed (avg) $/hour on-demand $/hour spot (avg) Spot savings over on-demand Spot % interruption
c6i c6i.large Intel Xeon Platinum 8375C CPU @ 2.90GHz (x86_64) 2282 0.0850 0.0340 58% 5-10%

🇚ðŸ‡ļ Oregon (us-west-2)

Family Instance type Processor CPU speed (avg) $/hour on-demand $/hour spot (avg) Spot savings over on-demand Spot % interruption
c6i c6i.large Intel Xeon Platinum 8375C CPU @ 2.90GHz (x86_64) 2282 0.0850 0.0341 63% <5%

ðŸ‡Ū🇊 Ireland (eu-west-1)

Family Instance type Processor CPU speed (avg) $/hour on-demand $/hour spot (avg) Spot savings over on-demand Spot % interruption
c6i c6i.large Intel Xeon Platinum 8375C CPU @ 2.90GHz (x86_64) 2282 0.0912 0.0451 52% <5%

ðŸ‡Đ🇊 Frankfurt (eu-central-1)

Family Instance type Processor CPU speed (avg) $/hour on-demand $/hour spot (avg) Spot savings over on-demand Spot % interruption
c6i c6i.large Intel Xeon Platinum 8375C CPU @ 2.90GHz (x86_64) 2282 0.0970 0.0373 63% >20%

About those benchmarks

Benchmarks are performed using the Passmark benchmarking tool, using the CPU Single Threaded metric.