Recommend a host for 4 slot FTB Monster pack on a budget

[NuBSMcGee]

Looking for some recommendation's for a small FTB Monster server for myself and a small number of friends.

I really don't know what kind of specs I should expect to need, But it's likely we'll be in the category of "High load users" in regards to our gaming habits so that should be taken into consideration.

 

[Wagon153]

Aim2Game or Creeperhost. Both have reasonable rates and fast response times to tickets.

 

[NuBSMcGee]

Aim2Game or Creeperhost. Both have reasonable rates and fast response times to tickets.

What level of server should I be looking at for my needs? I'm really not very familiar with hardware requirements.

 

[Wagon153]

Honestly, you'd probably be good with two gigs of RAM. I'd suggest the chicken jockey or zombie server pack from Creeperhost. As for Aim2Game, I'd suggest the MC Iron pack.

 

[NuBSMcGee]

Honestly, you'd probably be good with two gigs of RAM. I'd suggest the chicken jockey or zombie server pack from Creeperhost. As for Aim2Game, I'd suggest the MC Iron pack.

Thanks for the recommendations

 

[Wagon153]

Thanks for the recommendations

No problem. Also, while I have never used Aim2Game, I've had nothing but a good experience with Creeperhost. But I hear good things about Aim2Game.

 

[NuBSMcGee]

Yeah, Aim2Game has a nice deal going on for 50% off first month and slightly better prices. I'll probably give them a shot.

 

[Connor Gavitt]

Yeah, Aim2Game has a nice deal going on for 50% off first month and slightly better prices. I'll probably give them a shot.

Before you buy anything!! Make sure they use E3 processors for their minecraft servers, I doubt they do as they charge $300 for a 1270v3 which other hosts charge less then half that for the same thing so I think they are using some E5 CPU for more ram so they can host more servers per dedi to make more money. Please contact them first and ask.

 

[RSNET-Radic]

For such a small server an E3 or E5 won't make a difference as each server will be running in it's own instance and won't be limited to a single core.