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Demonite 4 GB Terraria server hosting
Where tModLoader stops being a squeeze.
Four gigabytes and two vCores: the plan for a tModLoader server with one big content mod and its friends.
The specs
What you get with Demonite
- DDR5 memory
- 4 GBWhere the whole world, the mods and everyone online live.
- NVMe storage
- 40 GBGen4 NVMe for worlds, mods and backups.
- CPU
- 2 vCoresShared Ryzen 9700X threads. A fast core keeps the world running smoothly.
- Databases
- 4For server tools that keep their own data.
- Backups
- 2Snapshots you take and roll back yourself.
Also included
- DDoS protection
- 24/7 support
- 99% uptime SLA
Is it the right size?
What Demonite can run
A good starting point for
- tModLoader with a big content mod like Calamity
- A group of around 4–8 friends
- A content mod plus a few quality-of-life mods
- A large vanilla world for a big group
Where it falls short
- Several big content mods at once
- Modded servers for more than a dozen players
- Public modded servers
Adding add-ons, or more friends? Orichalcum gives you six gigabytes for $3 more.
See OrichalcumIn detail
tModLoader starts far above the base game, and a big content mod such as Calamity adds new bosses, items and biomes that all live in memory. Four gigabytes is where a small group can play one comfortably.
Everyone who joins needs tModLoader too, which is free on Steam. Vanilla players can't join a modded server.
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