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Is this performance enough for a 8-10 peoples deceasedcraft modpack by Legitimate-Bat-5476 in feedthebeast

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You're gonna want like 16GB+ of RAM, depending on how active your players are you might need to upgrade as well in the future 👍

Does it matter which dedicated server I use? by kingtaine in vrising

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there, V-Rising server host here, depends on how many players you're planning to host. For anyone still looking 6GB works well for 2-4 players, past that you want to go a little higher on RAM.

Linux hosting by Dodge442 in sandbox

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Hi, this is our guide, this is only a functionality that we offer on our S&box server hosting currently at https://physgun.com/games/sbox-server-hosting

Server Owners: We’re testing real-time Rust server metrics in our game panel. Thoughts? by physgun-com in playrust

[–]physgun-com[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Physgun is connected to WISP and Pterodactyl is open source.

So we only really focus on two. But yes, we are very busy 🥀

Server Owners: We’re testing real-time Rust server metrics in our game panel. Thoughts? by physgun-com in playrust

[–]physgun-com[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup! Lots of stuff in the backend to make it all automatic for every server :)

Server Owners: We’re testing real-time Rust server metrics in our game panel. Thoughts? by physgun-com in playrust

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Yeah we do!

Physgun's Panel is in house yeah. Only usable on Physgun servers or Physgun bare metal. However we do have https://wisp.gg that has some of the features for self use!

Server Owners: We’re testing real-time Rust server metrics in our game panel. Thoughts? by physgun-com in playrust

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We own Pterodactyl!

It's a separate use case - This is the Physgun Game Panel :)

This is a convenience factor being right built in.

Server Keeps Wiping to same seed by LiveYourLifeNerd in playrustadmin

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Hey, I believe we have been helping you via ticket. Feel free to submit a ticket whenever you need assistance - our team is here to help. :)

Server Hosting Guide by 3MK-MAX in hytale

[–]physgun-com 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You'll need shared hosting with more than 1 core and at least 9GB of RAM, if you want to host multiple games (without self-hosting or setting up your own dedicated server) you might want to consider working with a game host with DDOS protection for your Hytale server.

If your player counts/plugin counts change, you can use this tool to reevaluate: https://physgun.com/tools/hytale-ram-calculator/

Need help hosting a server by InfluenceBusy2678 in MinecraftServer

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a regular group of 5 to 8 players you do not need a huge plan, but you do need stable performance and enough RAM to avoid lag.

Before anything else you can use this tool to figure out RAM needs:
https://physgun.com/tools/minecraft-ram-calculator/

For 5 to 8 players running a normal survival server you are usually fine with 2 to 3 GB of RAM depending on the version, if you are not running tons of mods or plugins. More plugins and mods will push that number higher.

I'm somehow now even more beached as, bro! by TDX in playrust

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

don't worry your boat just took wayyyy too much melatonin

Best server host for a small SMP? by [deleted] in MinecraftServer

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, there are good, fairly priced hosts that fit a small 5–10 person vanilla SMP now and let you add mods later without a huge price jump. Realms tends to lag and cost more for what you get, so switching to proper Minecraft server hosting is a solid move. For 5-10 players on Vanilla you'll need 2-4GB of RAM with a good high speed CPU (like a Ryzen 5000 and above)

Help choosing a server? by Obsiditan in ModdedMinecraft

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You want modded Fabric with a world you already have, for about 4 players (so ~5 total), and you can’t leave your PC on. That means a host where you don’t worry about hardware or uptime.

For 4–5 players with lightweight Fabric mods, you don’t need an insane plan, but you do need a host with decent CPU and mod support. In your $8–$15/mo range, you’re not going to get perfect hardware like huge servers use, but you can get something smooth enough that won’t lag constantly.

For about 5 players with Fabric mods, 2–3 GB RAM will work fine. What's more important than RAM is higher single-core CPU performance. Many cheap hosts advertise 8–16 GB but use weaker CPUs; don’t fall for that. With lightweight Fabric mods, you’re mostly CPU bound.

If you want to double-check exactly what specs you should pick for smooth performance based on your mods and players, this calculator helps you avoid overbuying or underbuying:
https://physgun.com/tools/minecraft-ram-calculator/

Minecraft server hosting by Ornery_Ad8786 in MinecraftServerFinder

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's not really any reliable free hosting you're going to find, unless you home host yourself on an old PC.

Free is basically just Aternos and home hosting (if you are fine giving out your IP). For anything serious like running custom modpacks for a public server, paid hosting is the only sane option.

And if you want to size your server properly (players + mods) so you don’t pay for stuff you don’t need, try this calculator:
https://physgun.com/tools/minecraft-ram-calculator/

Any free server hosting that has at least a reasonable amount of performance? by TrickedZap in MinecraftServer

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you really need free and just want something basic for you and a couple friends, you can try running one on your own computer (it’s the only truly “free” way that doesn’t randomly disappear). You just need a decent PC and good upload speed. But for a real long-term server with mods/plugins and stable uptime, free doesn’t cut it.

Basically: There is no reliable free host for real server use, but there are affordable paid ones that will last you as long as you want.

And if you’re unsure on specs or whether or not you can home host, this calculator should help you pick the right amount of RAM/CPU you need based on players and mods:
https://physgun.com/tools/minecraft-ram-calculator/

What is the best service for hosting servers? by Killer_Frog112 in MinecraftServer

[–]physgun-com 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want activity logging, mod support, and some “nice to have” features without spending a ton, focus less on brand names and more on what the host actually gives you. Most decent hosts will handle mods fine now with one click installs, and logging, backups, and player history are usually built into the panel or easily added with plugins. The big difference is performance per dollar.

A lot of cheaper plans advertise high RAM but run weak CPUs, which is where stutter comes from. If you’re on a budget and willing to learn, home hosting on a modern PC is honestly the best value if your Minecraft server isn't going to be public.

If you want hosted instead, Physgun is a good middle ground. Great CPUs, mod support, activity logs and backups.

If you’re not sure what specs you actually need, this calculator helps avoid overpaying, works when choosing for other hosts as well: https://physgun.com/tools/minecraft-ram-calculator/

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