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When to upgrade your plan, and when not to

Four signals that mean you have outgrown a tier, three that look like it and are not, and how to tell which one you are actually looking at.

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Upgrading is the easiest thing to do and therefore the first thing suggested, including by hosts who benefit from it. Some problems are genuinely a size problem. Rather more of them are a configuration problem wearing a size problem's clothes.

Upgrade when

  • Memory sits near the ceiling at idle, not just at peak.
  • The logs show allocation failures or an out-of-memory kill.
  • You are deliberately adding load - more players, a bigger world, a second service.
  • Disk is full, which no amount of tuning fixes.

Do not upgrade when

  • The stutter is periodic, which is a save or a backup rather than a shortage.
  • Tick rate is low while memory is calm - that is CPU, and a bigger memory tier does nothing.
  • One player has problems and nobody else does; that is their connection.