Here you can see the recommended amount of player for each of our plans: The number of plugins or mods you would want to run The number of players that will be online To determine the amount of RAM your server will need, you usually must take into consideration the following: The number of players, the server type and version as well as the number of plugins/ mods you run determines the amount of RAM you will need. The players' slots number is also available for older versions of Minecraft like 1.8.8 which needs less RAM to run. ⚠ NOTE ⚠: Player Slots are the number of players that can be active at the same time on the server but this does not mean that a 1GB RAM server will be able to keep 12 players on the latest version of the game. Here is a list of all the plans we offer: The question is how to determine the desired amount of RAM before purchasing a server, so you do not have performance issues while playing, like lag.Īs you can see on our official page, our servers can be purchased on several plans but the main difference (besides the difference in player slots) is the RAM amount. Here you can see the difference between our Standard and Premium plans. Those plans can be found at the same price on our page, but the first one runs better for most people. For example, in most cases, our 2GB RAM Standard server is offering better performance than the 1GB RAM Premium which has a better CPU. Also, the RAM influences the performance of the server more than the CPU. More RAM means that your server will run better.
For example, if you upload a 20GB world you occupy 20GB from the storage memory.Īll the server performance is directly influenced by the RAM. The second one is the one that you use when you upload files to your server. ⚠ NOTE ⚠: Please beware that the RAM memory is not the same as the storage one. All actions that the machine is doing are influenced by both the CPU and Memory.
The RAM memory is the processing memory, the one that the CPU (processor) is using to fulfill all of your requests on the server such as placing blocks.
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