How much VPS RAM do I need? SSD?

ausoma said:

what is “tons of accounts “? what number?

if i was you, i’d try dedicated server if you’re planning to run 500+ accounts

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Rummy777 said:

As I venture into managing tons and tons of accounts, of course I need a VPS. What I don't know is how much RAM I need. Is there a general rule? For example, 1GB RAM supports X amount of accounts. Also, I know the differences of HDD and SSD, but does SSD make much of a difference when it comes to botting?

Thank you!

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Rummy777 said:

Gotcha! In the future, I'll have thousands of accounts so I'll go with the dedicated server. For now, I'll only need enough VPS RAM for 50-100ish accounts. How much do you recommend me?

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proxified said:

There's no such rule that you need certain amount of ram for running certain number of accounts. Overall server configuration matters alot.

SSD or HDD wont make much difference in most cases since most servers are equipped with 6gbps drive speed since they're using enterprise hdd or an ssd with regular port. Unless the server is equipped with nvme it wont make much difference.


You should be good with 2 core cpu with 4GB RAM for 100 accounts. Anything lower than this would be a slow vps unless you are getting it from aws, gcloud, azure or equivalents.

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umerjutt00 said:

Definitely go for the SSD. The performance difference between SSD and normal VPS is massive. Also you gotta experiment with how much ram you really need for your accounts. Most VPS allows you to add more ram any time you want. Go with atleast 4 GB Ram and 3-4 CPU cores just to be safe.

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bartosimpsonio said:

If you're using it to automate network stuff, then SSD won't make a difference, since the network is 10's of times slower than the hard drive could ever be. But if you're processing lots of downloads and tons of data locally, then a SSD is a must.

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