Suggested HArdware for a minecraft server!

Hi,
Im a big MC fan and i wanted to make my own server. I mean moving my current world on a server and then play with my friends.
Anybody knows what kind of Hardware i need for this? Does it work with a Rasperry Pi maybe?
Thx

Wahst the rcummendad amont of dedddddinated ram i shuld add to a serveer?

Minecraft and generally JVMs (what spigot uses to run) require single thread performance.
Depending on the player base and plugins you can start from lower tier hosting and move on to something more expensive (i.e a dedicated server with an i7-7700k)

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15-07-2019, 02:06 AM

proworx Wrote: Hi,
Im a big MC fan and i wanted to make my own server. I mean moving my current world on a server and then play with my friends.
Anybody knows what kind of Hardware i need for this? Does it work with a Rasperry Pi maybe?
Thx

I would suggest a CPU with a high clock speed, and a lot of ram. SSD is optional but it's great if you have one. Don't think it'll be great on a Pi.

Minecraft and generally JVMs (what spigot uses to run) require single thread performance.
Depending on the player base and plugins you can start from lower tier hosting and move on to something more expensive (i.e a dedicated server with an i7-7700k)

If you want a good server for minecraft, you can rent a server with very-game.
After, on your own computer, take the server on SSD (M2 if it's possible) for good performance

As the minecraft server core does not use very well threads you need to look for a processor with high frequency, concidering 512m of Ram Per player and a SSD for storage

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minecraft server run on anything you can just hook up a 2004 pentium 3 and it will run no problem only thing is that you need to keep an eye out for Ddos but other than that no problem