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Istanbul-located, fully accessible VDS infrastructure built to carry the script load of a roleplay server.
The FiveM server loop (FXServer) runs mostly on a single core. As script count, concurrent entities and per-player event traffic grow, so does the work that loop must finish each frame. Adding cores does not spread it, so a many-core low-frequency machine can perform worse than a fast few-core one. The server thread hitch warnings in the console usually point at exactly this bottleneck.
The database is the second bottleneck. On ESX, QBCore and vRP servers the inventory, vehicle, housing and job systems all live in MySQL. As query volume climbs, disk latency turns straight into in-game stutter, which is why keeping the database on NVMe SSD and on the same machine as the game server beats reaching for a remote database over the network.
The third factor is location. A FiveM server aimed at Turkish players but hosted abroad adds tens of milliseconds for everyone, and vehicle sync and gunfights make that obvious. Our servers in the Datacasa Istanbul data centre answer within 5-20 ms from major Turkish cities.
Setup guide How to Set Up a FiveM Server on a VDS: Step by Step
Our Premium VDS plans run on AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5975WX processors. Because the FiveM main loop is sensitive to core speed, we deliver faster cores rather than more of them at the same budget.
The result is steady frame time on 64-slot and larger script-heavy roleplay servers, and peak hours that pass without hitch warnings in the console.
Roleplay servers write to the database constantly through inventory, vehicle, housing and job systems. On shared storage those queries pile up and players feel it as stutter.
Every plan uses enterprise-grade NVMe SSDs, and running MySQL or MariaDB on the same machine as the game server removes network latency entirely.
FiveM servers are a target for both volumetric DDoS attacks and cheating. Our infrastructure includes 10 Tbps DDoS protection that filters attacks before they reach you, included with every plan, with no null-routing of your IP.
On the cheating side we are the official Turkish reseller of FiveGuard, the FiveM-specific anticheat, compatible with ESX, QBCore and vRP.
You connect with root or administrator rights. Configure txAdmin (bundled with FXServer) the way you want it, change the artifact version whenever you like, compile your own scripts and configure OneSync freely.
You pay for hardware, not slots, so a test server and a live server can share one machine. Choose Linux or Windows Server, with 24/7 technical support behind you.
The table assumes the game server and its MySQL database share one machine. As script load grows, move up a tier even if the slot count stays the same.
| Server scale | Plan | Hardware | Monthly | Note | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32 slots · light script load | PRO-2 | 4 vCPU · 6 GB DDR4 ECC · 60 GB NVMe | ₺600 | Test server or a plain ESX setup | Buy now |
| 64 slots · standard roleplay recommended | PRO-3 | 6 vCPU · 8 GB DDR4 ECC · 80 GB NVMe | ₺800 | The most balanced pick for ESX or QBCore servers | Buy now |
| 128 slots · heavy scripting | PRO-5 | 10 vCPU · 12 GB DDR4 ECC · 120 GB NVMe | ₺1.200 | Servers with custom inventory, vehicle and job systems | Buy now |
| 200 slots · large RP stack | PRO-6 | 12 vCPU · 16 GB DDR4 ECC · 160 GB NVMe | ₺1.600 | Big MySQL database and OneSync Infinity load | Buy now |
| 300+ slots · multiple servers | PRO-8 | 20 vCPU · 32 GB DDR4 ECC · 320 GB NVMe | ₺3.200 | Live, test and database servers on a single machine | Buy now |
Every plan includes a 10 Gbps uplink, DDR4 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. Your slot ceiling comes from your FiveM licence; we impose no slot limit on the hardware side.
Not sure which plan to pick? Enter your game and expected concurrent player count in the Plan Finder and it points at the matching plan. Open the Plan FinderBecause FiveM is sensitive to single-core speed we recommend the Premium line. Test and low-slot setups run fine on the Economic line.
A selection of technical articles from our blog.
A complete FiveM server setup guide: txAdmin installation, server.cfg configuration, framework choice, database setup and performance tips on a VDS.
A FiveM server optimization guide. Solve lag problems with script optimization, database performance, OneSync settings and hardware upgrade advice.
A guide to picking the best VDS for your game server. Ideal hardware specs for FiveM, Minecraft, Rust and MTA, location choice and a performance comparison.
Common questions
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