Minecraft server with 24 GB of memory

24 GB is the size you move to when a smaller plan stops coping: large modpacks with hundreds of mods, wide world borders, multi-world networks, or a community that keeps dozens of players online at once.

If you are running 8 or 12 GB today and seeing TPS drops whenever players spread out and load new chunks, this plan gives both the modpack and the player count room to breathe.

The 10 vCore matter as much as the memory. Minecraft ticks the world on a single thread, but chunk generation, world saving and plugin work run alongside it — that is where the extra cores are used.

150 GB of NVMe storage holds a world that has grown for months, plus backups and modpack files. NVMe rather than spinning disk is most noticeable when the server saves regions and when it restarts.

You get a live console, a file manager, player and game settings, and plugin or modpack installation from the panel. Config files, logs and restarts are all reachable without touching SSH.

There is no setup fee and no commitment, and the first 7 days carry an unconditional refund, so you can load your pack and see how it performs before you settle in.