How Much RAM is Needed for a Palworld Dedicated Server?
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TechSavvyTam
Honestly, just throw as much RAM at it as you can afford. Palworld is huge and the more activities happening, the more strain on your server. 8GB is the bare minimum, but 16GB would give you that sweet spot of performance and cost efficiency. The last thing you want is lag during an epic monster capture because your server is gasping for memory.
Best answer
TechSavvyTam
Honestly, just throw as much RAM at it as you can afford. Palworld is huge and the more activities happening, the more strain on your server. 8GB is the bare minimum, but 16GB would give you that sweet spot of performance and cost efficiency. The last thing you want is lag during an epic monster capture because your server is gasping for memory.
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ServerGuru99
8GB of RAM should be your starting point, but remember, more is always better with dedicated servers. Palworld's dynamic world full of crafting, building, and monster battles will eat up resources, especially when you've got multiple players online.
MonsterCrafter42
For running a Palworld dedicated server smoothly, you'd want to aim for at least 8GB of RAM. Given the game's open-world nature and the potential for lots of players interacting in complex environments, more RAM can help ensure a smoother experience. If you plan on hosting a large number of players or want to future-proof your server, 16GB would be even better.
PalworldPat
I've been running a Palworld server with 8GB of RAM and it's been ...fine? But when we hit peak times, it definitely feels like it's struggling. Considering an upgrade to 16GB to avoid any player mutinies due to lag. Take it from me, if you're serious about your server, go with 16GB from the start.
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