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Don't do what others say and allocate half your ram, you only need 2/3 GB Maximum, you don't even need to allocate 16 GB, unless you are using hundreds of mods. EDIT: I don't even think you would need 16GB with 1,000 mods.
- How much Ram is typical to use for Modded? : r/feedthebeast - Reddit
Always try to leave 2 gb free for system, and some for other...
- How much Ram is typical to use for Modded? : r/feedthebeast - Reddit
Always try to leave 2 gb free for system, and some for other things like chrome. I recently upgraded to 32gb because I use chrome alot and consistently have 300mb free ram of 16gb. If i had less ram like 8gb i would only use 4gb for the pack, although it would definitly slow it down.
However, any server hosted on a version newer than 1.12 (e.g 1.13+) requires 4GB of RAM to just upkeep the server. I would recommend allocating 8GB of RAM for newer versions just to keep things stable. But it all depends on your mods list and how many chunks are being loaded simultaneously.
19 Νοε 2023 · In this article, we will explore the factors you should consider when deciding how much RAM to allocate for modded Minecraft. We will also provide some general recommendations based on the type of modpack you are playing.
2 Απρ 2022 · For most players goofing around with a few friends, 1GB of RAM for their Minecraft server is more than sufficient---especially if they optimize their server experience. But if you search for information about how much RAM a Minecraft server needs the answers you get can feel, well, a little all over the map.
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26 Δεκ 2021 · Posted December 26, 2021. I'd probably recommend a slightly niche number of 18GB (weird number, but trust me on this). Give your operating system 2GB, and then allocate full 16GB into the server. Should do fine, Bedrock is much lighter weight than Java Edition.
