Minecraft server hosting is a specialized service that allows you to host a Minecraft game server on a dedicated external server. This service provides several key benefits:

• Enhanced Performance: With powerful servers designed to handle Minecraft’s demands, hosting ensures smoother gameplay and consistent uptime.
• Worldwide Access: Hosted servers can be accessed globally, allowing players from different locations to connect and play together.
• Customization Options: You gain extensive control over your server settings, including the ability to add modifications and manage player access.
• Technical Support: Hosting services typically offer support for setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting, which is invaluable for users regardless of their technical skills.
• Reduced Personal Hardware Strain: By using external servers, your own computer’s resources are not taxed, ensuring better overall performance.

Minecraft server hosting is ideal for players or communities looking for a private, reliable, and customizable gaming experience.

Absolutely, you can, infact we have 1000's of pre-installed mods ready to install at any time. Check out this youtube video we made to illustrate how many we have.

Simply click the order link above to select your Minecraft server options. Here's a quick guide to each option and what it entails:

Slots

We give unlimited slots to all Minecraft servers so you do not get to select the amount of player slots on the order form. 

Location

The physical location of your Minecraft game server is crucial. Choosing a server closer to you or your players can significantly lower latency, which is the response time between your in-game actions and the server's reaction. The lower the latency (or ping), the smoother your gaming experience.

Extreme Performance Locations

Our extreme performance options mean your Minecraft server is powered by a Ryzen 9 7950x CPU, the best available. Choosing an extreme location ensures top-tier performance, making the CPU Clock Speed addon unnecessary.

Memory Allocation

Minecraft servers, especially those with large worlds or numerous mods, can be memory-intensive. While our base memory allocation is usually sufficient, larger servers may need more. Remember, you can upgrade memory allocation anytime, and our control panel allows you to monitor CPU, Memory, and disk usage, even historically over the past 30 days.

CPU Clock Speed

All our standard servers use Ryzen 9 5950x CPUs. With an addon, you can upgrade to an overclocked Ryzen 5950x for enhanced performance. However, for the best experience, we recommend our extreme locations with the Ryzen 9 7950x CPU.

Disk Space

You have the option to increase disk space, though Minecraft servers typically require minimal storage. This upgrade is available upon request from our users.

CPU Priority

In our shared hosting environment, multiple Minecraft servers may operate on a single machine. Opting for CPU Priority ensures your server gets more processing priority, especially during high resource demand periods, enhancing performance.

VIP Ticket Priority Support

This addon prioritizes your support tickets. While we strive for rapid response times (usually 1-15 minutes), this option ensures your queries are addressed first, especially during busy periods or outages. It's a luxury option, given our general speed in responding to support needs.

Our pricing plans for new Minecraft server hosting orders are subject to change due to currency fluctuations. To view the latest prices, simply click the order link provided above, or you can click here for direct access. Rest assured, once you place your order, the price you pay will remain constant and will not be affected by future currency changes.

At GTXGaming, we prioritize quality and performance in our Minecraft server hosting. Our servers are equipped with the latest CPUs, DDR5 memory, and motherboards to ensure the highest level of performance for Minecraft gameplay.

Maintenance

To guarantee that your Minecraft server operates at peak efficiency, we conduct regular maintenance during off-peak hours. This includes updating Windows, applying security patches, and performing hardware upgrades.

DDoS Protection

Our Minecraft servers are protected by leading DDoS protection technologies. We proactively detect and filter out cyber threats, ensuring your Minecraft server remains safe and uninterrupted. With our advanced measures, DDoS attacks are effectively a non-issue.

Hardware

We take pride in using state-of-the-art technology for Minecraft server hosting. Our setup includes high-end switches, routers, dedicated servers, CAT8 cables, and advanced firewalls. This superior hardware configuration ensures outstanding performance and reliability, offering our customers the best possible gaming latency.

Software

Our Minecraft servers run on the latest Windows Server 2022, ensuring a stable and efficient hosting environment. The control panel, perfected with over 100,000 hours of development, simplifies Minecraft server management. Additionally, our server monitoring software keeps our dedicated servers at their optimum, quickly addressing any resource usage concerns.

Hosting a Minecraft server can either be free or incur costs, depending on the approach you choose:

1. Self-Hosting (Free): You can set up a Minecraft server on your own computer at no cost. This method involves using your own hardware and internet connection to run the server. While it's free, it has limitations, such as requiring your computer to be on and connected to the internet whenever you want the server to be accessible. Additionally, the server's performance and player capacity may be limited by your computer's capabilities and your internet bandwidth.

2. Using a Hosting Service (Paid): Companies like GTXGaming offer dedicated Minecraft server hosting for a fee. These services provide servers with better performance, higher uptime, and global accessibility and include additional features like DDoS protection, technical support, and easy mod installation. The cost varies depending on the options you choose such as CPU and memory limits, and additional features you choose.

3. Minecraft Realms (Subscription-Based): Mojang, the developers of Minecraft, offer a subscription-based service called Minecraft Realms. It's an easy way to host a server directly through the game, but with fewer customization options compared to third-party hosting services. The cost of Realms varies depending on the number of players you want to allow and the subscription duration.

In summary, hosting a Minecraft server can be free if you do it yourself, but for better performance and more features, paid hosting services or Minecraft Realms are available options.