i have the problem whith my server pc that a forge server whith 20 – 30 mods starts lagging after some time and i dont know why . the cpu is around 20 to 30 % and only in its baseclock , from my 32 gb ecc ram are 8 gb used , … mainboard is a supermicro idk to lazy to look right now , cpu is a xeon e5 1650 v2 , ram stick are 4x 8 gb ddr3 ecc , i have the other 32 gb laying around if a stick dies , running is currently win 10 pro whith the latest forge versions for 1.12.2 or 1.19.2 , newest mod versions … idk what to to . a big problem is the galacty craft mod for the 1.12.2 after visiting 2 – 3 planets it start lagging and erver is skipping some ticks , you moved to quickly and get tp ed back idk what to do
Look out for support for modern ISA extensions that can be leveraged by MC server. Also you can install some stuff that optimises mc server to leverage more cores, especially for loading and generating chunks. CPI and clockspeed are also helpful metrics. Moderately new Xeon workstation cpus can be a great deal if you want ECC RAM and cheap used hardware. Desktop grade CPUs are actually even better, especially AMD as some board cpu combos can also handle ECC. if you don't wanna deal with all that shoot for single threaded passmark score. Moderate amount of RAM and you might wanna consider a zfs RAID z2 storage array with some SSD or SSDs for L2 ARC for fast storage access of frequently accessed .dat files. Anvil is quite an optimised format so no good doing Dduplication.
I’ve been wanting to be able to host servers for my friend group, please do make more videos on this topic!!! I’m not even sure where to begin for a server pc besides that processor
By that logic, you should buy an AMD FX-4170 because it runs at 4.2Ghz…
No this is a terrible idea. Clock speed is 1 spec of many other components of a CPU that determine its performance. A key spec is IPC or instructions per clock, but there is also the die layout, how many CCX/CCD's are on the DIE, cache available per core or shared, the architecture and other factors.
Does clock speed matter? Yes, but it's 1 chapter of the entire book.
You should be looking at single threaded benchmarks to compare CPU to CPU to determine how much of a performance uplift you're going to get
Sorry Zach, my dad beat you to it! But if you do I would totally recommend teaching your kids the way of servers, I'm only 14 and already hosting my own website (granted it's small) but I think it's so much fun so give your kids a try in the future 🙂
old, 20 core and xeon are three words that dont belong together. Also you can use folia to use all cores on your system. You can get a e5-2683v4 for like 18€, and a mother board for less then 100€ so thats the way to go, or just get a raspberry pi 5 8gb, it could handle my bootleg atm9 modpack fine.
wrong, on any paper server (which you should 100% use) you can increase the worker threads for chunk building, so like 32 cores will build new chunks veryyy fast which is required for many players. and clock speed doesn't really matter, architecture matters.
cause i use a old laptop? for a personal server ? cause i dont have the place for a desktop
i have the problem whith my server pc that a forge server whith 20 – 30 mods starts lagging after some time and i dont know why . the cpu is around 20 to 30 % and only in its baseclock , from my 32 gb ecc ram are 8 gb used , … mainboard is a supermicro idk to lazy to look right now , cpu is a xeon e5 1650 v2 , ram stick are 4x 8 gb ddr3 ecc , i have the other 32 gb laying around if a stick dies , running is currently win 10 pro whith the latest forge versions for 1.12.2 or 1.19.2 , newest mod versions … idk what to to . a big problem is the galacty craft mod for the 1.12.2 after visiting 2 – 3 planets it start lagging and erver is skipping some ticks , you moved to quickly and get tp ed back idk what to do
Christmas is not even Christian why you celebrate it? Jesus was praying to only one god
U HAD A CREATE MOD SERVER?
Meanwhile my old crappy laptop with 1 GHz CPU that easily runs survival server for 8 people
Heard somewhere that minecraft servers work on only one of cores. So yeah, more speed, less cores mb a great tactic.
minecraft is NOT multicore (or at least barely multicore)
Ztt minecraft server !!!
Minecraft not using multithreading is criminal.
I just hosted my sons first minecraft lan party. Built a pc just for this.
Look out for support for modern ISA extensions that can be leveraged by MC server. Also you can install some stuff that optimises mc server to leverage more cores, especially for loading and generating chunks. CPI and clockspeed are also helpful metrics. Moderately new Xeon workstation cpus can be a great deal if you want ECC RAM and cheap used hardware. Desktop grade CPUs are actually even better, especially AMD as some board cpu combos can also handle ECC. if you don't wanna deal with all that shoot for single threaded passmark score. Moderate amount of RAM and you might wanna consider a zfs RAID z2 storage array with some SSD or SSDs for L2 ARC for fast storage access of frequently accessed .dat files. Anvil is quite an optimised format so no good doing Dduplication.
I’ve been wanting to be able to host servers for my friend group, please do make more videos on this topic!!! I’m not even sure where to begin for a server pc besides that processor
I have a really old pc with
i3 2nd gen
4gb DDR3
And 1tb hdd
Should I try to make a server with it?
(Ik the specs are kind a garbage)
Less cores higher speeds for minecraft
Minecraft (at least java) is single threaded
Thread also pretty important when i was using server (from a hosting website tho)
Real men just use the Essential mod
Make it 1.8.9 so the pvp doesn't suck
Just get a threadripper
I believe Minecraft server software only uses one core
Get a 3.5 GHz Xeon Zacks fire as hell but can't always point you to a real deal when budget shopping
Imagine a server with an i9 14900K with 128gb ram and 48TB of storage😂😂
CREATE MENTIONED
If only Minecraft used more than one core
By that logic, you should buy an AMD FX-4170 because it runs at 4.2Ghz…
No this is a terrible idea. Clock speed is 1 spec of many other components of a CPU that determine its performance. A key spec is IPC or instructions per clock, but there is also the die layout, how many CCX/CCD's are on the DIE, cache available per core or shared, the architecture and other factors.
Does clock speed matter? Yes, but it's 1 chapter of the entire book.
You should be looking at single threaded benchmarks to compare CPU to CPU to determine how much of a performance uplift you're going to get
I literally just got done doing this lol
Highly suggest using crafty controller to manage the server with a web interface!
I have a Minecraft server with 12gb ram and a intel core i3 2100 3.10ghz 2 core is it good ?
There are some really nice AsRock Rack server motherboards that support ryzen 5 and 7 CPUs.
Can I host a server on a normal PC
for around a 100 people
with like 1 mod,
I’ve got a Ryzen 9 7900X
and 64GB of DDR5 Ram on 6000Mhz
What nas do upu recommend
Sorry Zach, my dad beat you to it! But if you do I would totally recommend teaching your kids the way of servers, I'm only 14 and already hosting my own website (granted it's small) but I think it's so much fun so give your kids a try in the future 🙂
I typically use my laptop, because I normally only play with a few friends
old, 20 core and xeon are three words that dont belong together. Also you can use folia to use all cores on your system. You can get a e5-2683v4 for like 18€, and a mother board for less then 100€ so thats the way to go, or just get a raspberry pi 5 8gb, it could handle my bootleg atm9 modpack fine.
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wrong, on any paper server (which you should 100% use) you can increase the worker threads for chunk building, so like 32 cores will build new chunks veryyy fast which is required for many players. and clock speed doesn't really matter, architecture matters.
this video just made me happy 😂 I love minecraft
Cores and ram
"I'm definitly gonna be the dad that hosts te minecraft server" Wait, doesn't every dad have a beast of a gaming pc and servers at his house?