PC How to free up some ram

[WockoM9]

The key to running a Minecraft Server is having plenty of free ram, and CPU ofcourse.

Some people say it's down to hard-ware e.g Graphics Card but that's only for FPS.

Now, there are many ways to free ram, you can

- Drop your view distance

By dropping your view distance this means it does not have to render as much blocks at one time, you can change this by going into server.properties and finding
view-distance: I always have mine at 3.

Another way is:

Update all your plugins so you've got less of a chance to get errors, errors keep flooding your console, that can also lead to lag.


Heres just 2 of the many ways to clear you lag, thanks for viewing.

 

[Ethereal]

If you have to drop your view distance, then you shouldn't be running a Server.

 

[Timothy]

If you have to drop your view distance, then you shouldn't be running a Server.

Well some of us cant afford good computers. -_-

 

[Quackster]

Well some of us cant afford good computers. -_-

You shouldn't be playing Minecraft then.

 

[Leon]

You must be registered for see links

 

[Timothy]

You shouldn't be playing Minecraft then.

they/we can if they/we want to. LOL

 

[WockoM9]

I have got a good computer, I have a cyberpower and a razor blade, I meant for paid servers.

 

[Ethereal]

I have got a good computer, I have a cyberpower and a razor blade, I meant for paid servers.

I wasn't questioning your computer, I was just pointing out that low spec Minecraft servers never get anywhere. Why would someone join a server that had a low view distance, when there's others that are perfectly capable?

 

[WockoM9]

I wasn't questioning your computer, I was just pointing out that low spec Minecraft servers never get anywhere. Why would someone join a server that had a low view distance, when there's others that are perfectly capable?

True, view distance dosen't really do nofing, just lowers ram

 

[RandomRyan]

Get a better computer lol.