Anyways, by my guess the client shouldnt exceed 3-4 gb of ram as well. I am unsure if the renderer uses VRAM or RAM to store its post rendered stuff. It is also used to store texture information for the renderer to show to the client. It also stores chunk information to render to the user. (Solitar圜raft, 250+ mods, 3-4 players)Īs for the client. In any case, the server should not use more than 2-3gb of ram and that is the case for my server. There lies the existence of chunk loaders and quarrys that load chunks. Having few players does not mean low chunk information especially when you are playing a tech pack (A mod pack full of mostly tech based mods). This is to clarify how minecraft server and client works.Īs for the Server, ram is primarily used to store chunk information. You might have to give up on fancy quality settings as well. You can try it out but make sure you dont use a HD Texture Pack.
As well as the power of your APU if you dont have a GPU. It also depends on wheter you have a GPU or an APU. TL DR It may or may not be fine to play and host a dedicated server on 8GB of ram.
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