Advanced.name Test: Resi Core vs Resi Prime β 30-Minute Rotation, Measured by Country and Provider
We ran a half-hour test of both pools in rotation mode (a new IP on every request). Below are the raw numbers β speed, p50 response time, and distribution by country and ASN.
Speed results (30 min, rotation):
- Resi Core β average speed ~10 Mbit/s
- Resi Prime β average speed ~30 Mbit/s
The gap is expected: Prime is a 30M+ pool with tighter node selection, Core is a 2M+ pool focused on price per gigabyte.
Resi Prime β top 10 countries by pool share
US β 16.9%, p50 634 ms, 2 in RBL.
RU β 16.6%, p50 561 ms, 1 in RBL.
BR β 7.2%, p50 738 ms, 0 in RBL.
GB β 4.8%, p50 368 ms, 0 in RBL.
ID β 3.5%, p50 955 ms, 0 in RBL.
PH β 3.1%, p50 959 ms, 1 in RBL.
TR β 3.0%, p50 618 ms, 0 in RBL.
IN β 2.9%, p50 1303 ms, 0 in RBL.
UA β 2.5%, p50 443 ms, 1 in RBL.
CA β 2.3%, p50 611 ms, 1 in RBL.
Resi Prime β top 10 ASN/ISP
AS12389 Rostelecom β 81 IPs, 4.1% share, p50 610 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS7922 Comcast β 73 IPs, 3.7% share, p50 628 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS40403 Rocks Computer Services β 46 IPs, 2.3% share, p50 375 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS21928 T-Mobile USA β 25 IPs, 1.3% share, p50 827 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS2856 British Telecom β 25 IPs, 1.3% share, p50 367 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS9121 Turk Telekom β 23 IPs, 1.2% share, p50 612 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS6079 RCN β 23 IPs, 1.2% share, p50 591 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS28573 Claro NXT β 22 IPs, 1.1% share, p50 741 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS7018 AT&T β 22 IPs, 1.1% share, p50 690 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5089 Virgin Media β 20 IPs, 1.0% share, p50 394 ms, 0 in RBL.
Resi Core β top 10 countries by pool share
US β 45.4%, p50 688 ms, 8 in RBL.
GB β 9.7%, p50 751 ms, 0 in RBL.
BR β 8.4%, p50 1152 ms, 3 in RBL.
IN β 2.5%, p50 1490 ms, 0 in RBL.
CA β 1.9%, p50 722 ms, 0 in RBL.
CL β 1.5%, p50 1227 ms, 1 in RBL.
RU β 1.5%, p50 1280 ms, 0 in RBL.
SA β 1.4%, p50 1358 ms, 0 in RBL.
PH β 1.4%, p50 1291 ms, 0 in RBL.
VE β 1.3%, p50 920 ms, 0 in RBL.
Resi Core β top 10 ASN/ISP
AS7922 Comcast β 209 IPs, 10.4% share, p50 677 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS701 Verizon β 76 IPs, 3.8% share, p50 543 ms, 2 in RBL.
AS21928 T-Mobile USA β 68 IPs, 3.4% share, p50 782 ms, 1 in RBL.
AS7018 AT&T β 48 IPs, 2.4% share, p50 688 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS2856 British Telecom β 44 IPs, 2.2% share, p50 854 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS20115 Charter β 41 IPs, 2.0% share, p50 630 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5607 Sky UK β 38 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 751 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS5089 Virgin Media β 38 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 767 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS22773 Cox β 37 IPs, 1.9% share, p50 777 ms, 0 in RBL.
AS10796 Charter β 31 IPs, 1.6% share, p50 662 ms, 0 in RBL.
What the data shows:
- Prime has a more even country distribution (US 16.9%, RU 16.6%, BR 7.2%) β a wider pool, less dependence on a single market.
- Core is heavily centered on the US (45.4%) β a plus for US-specific tasks, a minus for geo-mix.
- By p50, Prime is steadier: most countries fall in the 368β959 ms range. Core has a wider spread β from 688 ms (US) to 1490 ms (IN).
- RBL: Prime has 0β2 addresses in top countries, Core has 8 for US. For reputation-sensitive tasks, Prime is preferable.
- By ASN: Prime pulls major residential ISPs (Rostelecom, Comcast, BT, Turk Telekom), while Core leans more on Comcast (10.4%) and Verizon.
Verdict: for speed and cleanliness β
Resi Prime (from $1.09/GB). For budget and US focus β
Resi Core (from $0.49/GB). Both have no thread limits and are pay-per-traffic only.
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Methodology: 30 minutes, rotation mode (new IP per request), measuring p50 response time and average speed across the sample. If you've run longer tests β share your results, curious how the pool holds up over time.
