Intel i9-10980XE
Terraria's resource profile is low, and one high-clock core is more than enough.
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Terraria servers are among the lightest game servers; a vanilla world runs on 1-2 GB of RAM. With tModLoader the requirement rises noticeably, especially for large content mods such as Calamity.
Recommended plan by player count
These values map one to one onto the VDS plan steps in our catalogue. Intermediate values can also be selected in the configurator.
| Players | RAM | vCPU | Storage | Intel i9-10980XE | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-8 | 2 GB | 1 | 40 GB | ₺380,00 / mo | Vanilla world for a friend group. |
| 8-16 (tModLoader) | 4 GB | 2 | 80 GB | ₺910,00 / mo | A mid-size modpack on a large world. |
| Çoklu dünya | 6 GB | 3 | 120 GB | ₺1.440,00 / mo | Several world instances on the same machine. |
The amounts in the table are the monthly net price of the Intel I9 10980XE plan and match the calculation in the configurator. Billing period (3, 6, 12, 24, 36 months) and extra resources are calculated there.
Prices exclude VAT (20%).
How to choose the hardware
World size (small/medium/large) and the mod list are the main variables. A large world with a big modpack can exceed 4 GB. On the CPU side single-core performance is enough, as the Terraria server does not benefit from many cores. Storage needs are low, but leave space for world backups.
Which processor family?
Most game servers run on a single thread, so per-core performance matters more than core count.
Setup steps
- 1Install with an Ubuntu 22.04 template; download TerrariaServer for vanilla or tModLoader for modded play.
- 2Open TCP port 7777.
- 3Create the world and configure auto-start through serverconfig.txt.
- 4World files are small, so frequent backups cost little; use the snapshot option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Configure your server
Pick the plan that matches your player count, choose the operating system and start provisioning within minutes.