Minecraft server performance is not a mystery, but it is counterintuitive. The game is single-threaded at its core: one CPU core drives the tick loop, world simulation, and entity logic….
Read MoreValheim Dedicated Server: Hardware Requirements and Server Config Tuning
Valheim’s dedicated server is one of the least demanding game servers you can host, but it has one catch: it relies almost entirely on a single CPU core. A 10-player…
Read MoreSons of the Forest Dedicated Server: Hardware Requirements and Config for 2026
Sons of the Forest ships a dedicated server tool that is lightweight on RAM but hungry for single-core speed. Official minimums list 4 CPU cores and 8 GB of RAM;…
Read MoreTerraria Dedicated Server: Hardware Specs, TShock Setup, and Tuning
A Terraria dedicated server for 8 players runs comfortably on a single 2 GHz core and 1–2 GB of RAM. Push to 16 players with TShock, world backups, and a…
Read MoreUnturned Dedicated Server Hosting: Hardware Specs, Setup, and Optimization for 2026
Unturned is easy to dismiss as “the free zombie game,” but its dedicated server is a real workload with specific quirks. The good news: it is far lighter than ARK…
Read MoreFiveM Server Hosting on Dedicated Hardware: CPU, RAM, and Bandwidth for GTA Roleplay
FiveM roleplay servers need more CPU, RAM, and bandwidth than most game servers. Here are the 2026 specs for 48, 64-128, and 128-300 slot cities.
Read MoreFactorio Dedicated Server: CPU, UPS, and RAM Requirements for Megabases
Factorio servers live or die on UPS. Single-thread CPU speed is everything: sizing guidance for starter worlds, mid game, and megabases.
Read MoreRight-Sizing a Dedicated Server for a 100-Slot Game Server Network
A “100-slot game server network” is rarely one server — it is a mix. A community running 100 slots across Minecraft, CS2, Valheim, and ARK needs very different hardware than…
Read MoreHow Much RAM and CPU Does a Palworld Dedicated Server Really Need in 2026?
Palworld has been through several major updates since its launch, and each one has shifted how the dedicated server uses system resources. The early community wisdom — “4 GB of…
Read MoreDedicated Server Power Redundancy: UPS, Dual PSU, and Backup Generator Planning
Power is the single point of failure that even the most reliable dedicated server cannot survive without. A single power outage — whether from grid instability, a blown breaker, or…
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