I want to start an MC server that I will code most things custom. I will try to create good community and bring people together. I'll start a small network while developing a whole gamemode in the background. The thing is that I have built some servers in the past, but these were, to make an understatement, really poorly made. I am now wondering, before getting started: How can I estimate the amount of ram I will need per server? Can you actually calculate this value or is it just trial and upgrade once lag starts to show.
MC Server RAM advice
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Yes, this helps! I was wondering if you have any hosting recommendations. I was looking at mcph.Hey there
Well, there isn't really a "set" number of ram you need per server, but you can base it on what you are going to be running and how many players you are expecting on your network/server. Personally, I run a survival server with a lot of intensive plugins (total about 100 plugins) player count is low but averages around 5-15, and I'm on 12 GB.
I would recommend you to start low and whenever you're facing issues just increase the amount of ram. It's not needed to buy like 32 GB if you're fine with 6 GB for example. Just build it up.
Hope this helps.
Hi there,
The amount of RAM you need comes down to the version you wish you play, how many plugins you got and a few other factors. If you'd like to get started, feel free to check us out at https://novonode.com/
Create a ticket if you'd like an estimate for how much RAM you'll need!
The amount of RAM you need comes down to the version you wish you play, how many plugins you got and a few other factors. If you'd like to get started, feel free to check us out at https://novonode.com/
Create a ticket if you'd like an estimate for how much RAM you'll need!
Hey buddy. in the past i had a faction server with over 100 players on with 12gb ram. preload chunks etc. (120+-) plugins.
for hosting i'd suggest you https://mixmlhosting.com/ since they have partnership with tcpshield like pebblehost (for extra protection on ddos attacks) and you can get dedicated threads and a dedicated ip on a really cheap package
for hosting i'd suggest you https://mixmlhosting.com/ since they have partnership with tcpshield like pebblehost (for extra protection on ddos attacks) and you can get dedicated threads and a dedicated ip on a really cheap package
