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64 GB Minecraft server hosting

64 GB Minecraft server hosting is for a network of servers or a public world with 100 players and more, with room for about 124 players with plugins by memory alone. Two of the three hosts we compare sell exactly 64 GB, and at this size the processor limits you before the RAM does.

Prices checked on 7 October 2026 on the hosts' own order pages. All prices include VAT.

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The short answer

A 64 GB Minecraft server holds about 124 players with plugins, 56 on a large modpack, or a network of servers behind one address. Cheapest Minecraft Hosting and Astroworld Hosting sell 64 GB. Lodehost goes from 48 GB to 96 GB.

Compare 64 GB Minecraft server plans

Two of the three hosts sell exactly 64 GB, Cheapest Minecraft Hosting for €51.20 a month on every term. Every 64 GB Minecraft server plan at the three hosts, or the next size up where a host has no 64 GB plan, with the processor, storage and monthly price.

64 GB Minecraft server plans at Astroworld Hosting, Lodehost and Cheapest Minecraft Hosting
ProviderMemoryCPU & storageMonthly priceOrder page
Astroworld Hosting Enterprise Performance64 GB Free websiteRyzen 9 7950X with DDR5, Poland (Warsaw) 8 reserved vCPU, 300 GB Enterprise NVMe€49.98 /mo First 3 months, then €124.95/mo, €111.95 on 24 months 60% off for new customersView plan Astroworld Enterprise Performance (opens Astroworld Hosting)
Lodehost Dedicated, performance line96 GB Free websiteRyzen 9 7950X with DDR5, Poland (Warsaw) 9 reserved vCPU, 350 GB Enterprise NVMe€75.18 first month Then €187.95/mo, €167.95 on 24 months 60% off for new customersView plan Lodehost Dedicated (opens Lodehost)
Cheapest Minecraft Hosting Empire, budget line64 GBRyzen 9 7950X with DDR5, Poland (Warsaw) 6 shared vCPU, 200 GB NVMe€51.20 /mo Same price on every termView plan CheapestMinecraftHosting Empire (opens Cheapest Minecraft Hosting)
Astroworld Hosting Enterprise, standard line64 GB Free websiteAMD EPYC, Germany 8 shared vCPU, 375 GB SSD€62.95 /mo €55.95 on 24 monthsView plan Astroworld Enterprise (opens Astroworld Hosting)
Lodehost Dedicated, standard line96 GB Free websiteShared processor, Germany 9 shared vCPU, 450 GB SSD€93.95 /mo €83.95 on 24 monthsView plan Lodehost Dedicated (opens Lodehost)

On the Performance lines the large price is what a new customer pays a month at the start: for the first 3 months at Astroworld Hosting and the first payment at Lodehost. The regular monthly price comes after it, and the last price in each row is the monthly price on the host's longest term.

Compare the same billing term and location before you order.

Every price is taken from the host's own order page. How we compare

What can you run on a 64 GB Minecraft server?

A 64 GB Minecraft server holds about 124 players with plugins or 56 on a large modpack by memory, but it works best as a network of several servers.

  • A network behind one address

    A lobby, a survival server and a minigame server, each with its own main thread.

  • 100 players on Paper

    A hundred players with plugins need about 52 GB by our rule.

  • A large modpack for about 56 players

    A big modded community on one world, if the processor keeps up.

At 64 GB the memory is rarely the limit: the speed of one core decides how many players a single world holds.

Which hosts sell 64 GB Minecraft servers?

Cheapest Minecraft Hosting and Astroworld Hosting sell 64 GB Minecraft servers, and Lodehost does not. CheapestMinecraftHosting Empire gives you 64 GB on a shared Ryzen 9 7950X with 200 GB of NVMe for €51.20 a month. Astroworld Enterprise costs €62.95 on the standard line in Germany, with 375 GB of SSD and 8 vCPU, at an end-of-line price while that size is retired there. Astroworld Enterprise Performance runs on 8 reserved Ryzen 9 threads with 300 GB of Enterprise NVMe for €124.95.

How many players fit on a 64 GB Minecraft server?

A 64 GB Minecraft server holds about 186 players online on vanilla, 124 with plugins, 118 on a modded server and 56 on a large modpack. Read the rows as memory limits for each kind of server. Above about a hundred players on one world, the main thread runs out before the memory does.

Players online that fit on a 64 GB Minecraft server, per setup
SetupPlayers online on 64 GBWhat that means
VanillaAbout 186The vanilla server or Paper without plugins
PluginsAbout 124Paper or Purpur with a few plugins
ModdedAbout 118Fabric, Forge or NeoForge with mods you pick yourself
ModpackAbout 56A large modpack with around 300 mods

One 64 GB server or a Minecraft network?

A Minecraft network usually uses 64 GB better than one big world. Behind a Velocity proxy, a lobby, a survival server and a minigame server each get their own main thread, and a crash on one does not kick players from the others. In a network every server is its own plan, so instead of one 64 GB plan you would buy, for example, a 32 GB survival server, a 24 GB minigame server and a small lobby. Astroworld Hosting can also put two to six of your servers behind a single address. How to connect them is on Velocity server hosting.

64 GB or 96 GB for a Minecraft server?

Choose 64 GB for about a hundred players with plugins, and 96 GB when one world has to hold far more, or a large modpack community grows past about 56 players. At 96 GB, Lodehost Dedicated costs €93.95 a month on the standard line, the size Lodehost offers after 48 GB. Most servers that outgrow 64 GB do better as a network than as one bigger plan.

Best 64 GB Minecraft server plans

The best 64 GB Minecraft server plan for a hundred players with plugins depends on whether you want reserved threads:

For 76 to 100 players with a few plugins on Java in Poland (Warsaw), the finder recommends Astroworld Hosting Enterprise Performance: 64 GB, AMD Ryzen 9 7950X, DDR5, for €124.95 a month when you pay monthly. As a new customer you pay €49.98 a month for the first 3 months, 60% off. The best plans at the other two hosts are Lodehost Dedicated at €187.95 and CheapestMinecraftHosting Empire at €51.20.

A server of this size is usually public, so read Minecraft hosting for 100 players for the plugins, the location and the network setup that go with it.

Can a modpack server use 64 GB of RAM?

A modpack server uses 64 GB of RAM only with about 56 players online, by our rule of 8 GB plus 1 GB for every player on a large pack such as ATM10 or ATM9. Twenty players on those packs need about 28 GB, so a group of friends never gets near 64 GB.

Lighter mods reach that size with a bigger crowd. A Pixelmon server holds about 118 players on 64 GB by the same rule, but a single world with that many players leans hard on one processor core. That is why a big modded community usually runs better when its players are spread over several smaller servers.

Before you buy a 64 GB Minecraft server

A 64 GB Minecraft server is usually the start of a network, so plan which servers you run before you choose between 48, 64 and 96 GB.

  1. Plan the network first

    Decide which servers you run, then size each one for its own players.

  2. Compare 48 and 96 GB

    Lodehost sells 48 GB and 96 GB, and one of them may fit your network better.

  3. Check the threads

    Astroworld Enterprise has 8 vCPU, reserved on the Performance line. CheapestMinecraftHosting Empire has 6 shared vCPU.

Questions about 64 GB Minecraft servers

How many players can a 64 GB Minecraft server hold?

About 124 players with plugins, 118 on a modded server and 56 on a large modpack by memory alone. In practice one world with more than about a hundred players is limited by its main thread.

How much does a 64 GB Minecraft server cost?

CheapestMinecraftHosting Empire costs €51.20 a month in Poland. Astroworld Enterprise costs €62.95 on the standard line in Germany and €124.95 on the Performance line with reserved Ryzen 9 threads.

Is 64 GB too much for a Minecraft server?

For one world with fewer than about a hundred players with plugins, yes. Memory the server does not use does not make it faster. 64 GB is for networks, very large public servers and big modded communities.

Does Lodehost sell a 64 GB Minecraft server?

No. Lodehost goes from 48 GB to 96 GB. Of the hosts we compare, Cheapest Minecraft Hosting and Astroworld Hosting sell exactly 64 GB.

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