This page shows public OpenVPN endpoints ordered by the most recent successful check time. Use it when freshness matters more than raw speed or country: every visible row has measured speed, latency and a downloadable .ovpn profile.
Rows are sorted by the latest successful check timestamp, then by stronger speed and lower latency. Servers without measured speed are excluded from public pages, so this list stays focused on VPN endpoints that recently passed the catalog checks.
Each row includes country, host, measured speed, latency and a readable last check date. Use these collection pages for quick selection, then download the OpenVPN configuration file for the server you want to test.
Search engines and users both need focused pages, not only one large table. These curated VPN server collections make it easier to find high speed VPN servers, newest free VPN endpoints and low latency OpenVPN configs from the same checked catalog.
Each collection keeps the selection narrow, so the page can explain the intent behind the list and show a smaller table that is easier to scan. Use fastest pages when throughput matters, low latency pages when response time matters, and newest pages when you need fresh endpoints.
Public VPN servers should still be treated as temporary test endpoints. Check the profile content, avoid sensitive logins on unknown operators, and confirm the visible IP and DNS behavior after connecting.