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Run your Minecraft server on your own terms: Istanbul-located VDS infrastructure with full root access and no slot limits.
A Minecraft server aims for 20 ticks per second, and most of that loop runs on a single core. Chunk generation, redstone, mob AI and entity count all add work to the same tick, and extra cores do not spread that load. A 20-core server on a low-frequency CPU can hold lower TPS than a 6-core server on a fast one.
Memory is the second factor. A vanilla or Paper server with 10-20 players is comfortable on 6-8 GB, while a Forge or Fabric modpack pushes 12-16 GB at the same player count. It is not only the mod count: world size and the number of loaded chunks drive memory too. Set the Java heap (Xmx) below the total memory so the operating system keeps its share.
The third factor is location. A Minecraft server aimed at Turkish players but hosted abroad adds tens of milliseconds for everyone, and block breaking and PvP start to feel delayed. Our servers in the Datacasa Istanbul data centre answer within 5-20 ms from major Turkish cities.
Setup guide How to Set Up a Minecraft Server on a VDS: Full Guide
Our Premium VDS plans run on AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5975WX processors. Because the Minecraft main loop is sensitive to core speed, we deliver faster cores rather than more of them at the same budget.
You can install Paper, Purpur, Spigot, Bukkit, Forge or Fabric and keep the 20 TPS target even on busy worlds.
Minecraft writes the world to disk continuously: new chunks are generated and saved as players explore. On spinning disks or shared storage that causes visible stutter.
Every plan uses enterprise-grade NVMe SSDs, so autosaves and backups on large worlds complete without players noticing.
Minecraft servers get attacked, especially busy communities on event days, and players get disconnected as a result.
Protection is layered: volumetric traffic is absorbed on the 10 Tbps upstream capacity, and the rest is filtered by MikroTik devices, XDP-based filtering and rule sets we develop in house. It is included with every plan, costs nothing extra, and we do not null-route your IP during an attack.
You connect with root or administrator rights. Install any Java version, move from Paper to Fabric, load your own modpack, install a panel such as Pterodactyl, or run several servers on one machine behind BungeeCord or Velocity.
You pay for hardware, not for slots. Choose Linux or Windows Server, with 24/7 technical support along the way.
The table assumes a medium-sized world and a view distance of 8-10 chunks. Vanilla and Paper servers sit in the lower rows; Forge and Fabric modpacks should be sized from the upper ones.
| Server scale | Plan | Hardware | Monthly | Note | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-15 players · vanilla | ENT-4 | 6 vCPU · 8 GB DDR4 ECC · 80 GB NVMe | ₺400 | Economical Xeon entry point for a group of friends | Buy now |
| 15-40 players · Paper + plugins recommended | PRO-3 | 6 vCPU · 8 GB DDR4 ECC · 80 GB NVMe | ₺800 | The most balanced pick for community servers | Buy now |
| 20-50 players · mid-size modpack | PRO-5 | 10 vCPU · 12 GB DDR4 ECC · 120 GB NVMe | ₺1.200 | Forge and Fabric modpacks want 12 GB | Buy now |
| 50-100 players · heavy modpack | PRO-6 | 12 vCPU · 16 GB DDR4 ECC · 160 GB NVMe | ₺1.600 | Handles dense entity counts and multiple worlds | Buy now |
| 100+ players · BungeeCord network | PRO-8 | 20 vCPU · 32 GB DDR4 ECC · 320 GB NVMe | ₺3.200 | Lobby, survival and minigame servers on one machine | Buy now |
Every plan includes a 10 Gbps uplink, DDR4 ECC memory and NVMe SSD storage. Leave 1-2 GB for the operating system when setting the Java heap, and upgrade mid-cycle whenever you need to.
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 Minecraft is sensitive to single-core speed we recommend the Premium line for modded and busy servers. Small vanilla worlds run fine on the Economic line.
A selection of technical articles from our blog.
Set up a Minecraft Java Edition server on a VDS: choosing server software, installing plugins, JVM and performance tuning, and picking the right hosting.
A guide to uploading a custom world to your Minecraft server: downloading maps, uploading over FTP, server.properties settings and world backup routines.
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
Provisioning starts once your payment is confirmed and you are notified as soon as the server is ready. Use code W10 for 10% off your first order.
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