- How much RAM does a FiveM server need?
- It depends on the player count. Our recommendations: 1-64 players: 8 GB RAM and 4 vCPU; 64-256 players: 16 GB RAM and 8 vCPU; 256+ players: 32 GB RAM and 16 vCPU. Pick the next tier up as mods, plugins and map size grow; you can upgrade RAM later from the customer panel without reinstalling.
- How much does FiveM server hosting cost?
- FiveM server plans start from ₺1,270/month + VAT with 8 GB RAM, 4 vCPU and NVMe storage. The price depends on the vCPU, RAM and disk you choose; the table on this page lists current monthly prices for the recommended plans by player count. Fexwall DDoS protection is included in every plan.
- Are FastDL & Proxy and PMA-Voice paid extras?
- No. Cloudflare FastDL & Proxy and the external PMA-Voice server are free with every FiveM VDS. You turn both on from the FastDL & Proxy & PMA tab in the customer panel, and they are available the same way on dedicated server and colocation services.
- What does an external PMA-Voice server do?
- By default pma-voice uses the voice server built into FXServer. In external mode voice goes to a separate Mumble server, which takes CPU and bandwidth load off your FiveM server. Datafex sets this server up for you, runs it behind Fexwall and monitors it; the panel shows connected players and history.
- How many vCPUs does a FiveM server need?
- Because FiveM runs its main workload on one core, simply adding vCPUs does not increase performance. Three to six vCPUs cover most roleplay servers; what matters is the clock speed and IPC of the core. Extra cores help side services such as MySQL and a voice server.
- How much RAM does a 128-slot server need?
- Budget 40-60 MB per active player, a fixed 6-10 GB for the resource list and streamed assets, and 2-4 GB for MySQL. At 128 slots, 32 GB leaves comfortable headroom; 16 GB runs close to the limit at peak hours. At 256 slots and above you reach the VDS ceiling, and a dedicated server should be considered.
- What is the difference between a FiveM VDS and ready-made FiveM hosting?
- With ready-made hosting the server runs in the provider's panel, and the artifact version, database settings and side services allowed on the machine are limited. On a FiveM VDS the administrator access is yours: you choose the operating system, manage FXServer and txAdmin yourself, tune MariaDB and run side services such as a Discord bot on the same machine. Resources are reserved and we do not oversell.
- Can I run Windows on a FiveM VDS?
- Yes. At order time you can pick one of the Windows Server versions or Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian) listed in the configurator. You connect to a Windows server over RDP and to a Linux server over SSH. FiveM runs on both; Linux uses less memory for the same resources, while Windows is easier if you prefer managing it over Remote Desktop.
- How quickly is the server ready?
- Provisioning starts automatically once the payment is verified and usually completes within minutes. The IP address, username and password appear in the service detail page of your customer panel. You install FiveM yourself, and you can request a prepared template for it.
- Does DDoS protection affect FiveM UDP traffic?
- Protection is layered: volumetric attacks are removed at distributed nodes and on the DPDK + VPP router, and the rest by Fexwall between L4 and L7. Spoofed source addresses are filtered while legitimate UDP traffic on 30120 passes through. If your attack profile needs custom filtering, a project specific security profile can be defined.
- Can I upgrade resources as the server grows?
- Yes. You can request vCPU, RAM and storage upgrades from the customer panel, and the price difference is shown before you approve it. Shrinking storage is not supported in order to avoid data loss.