FlexiNode
More power that's yours alone, and room for more than one server.
CPU power that's yours alone, and one plan you can split into several servers.
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CPU reserved just for you
Think of the processor as a team of workers. On a Shared plan, your server shares those workers with a few other customers. On FlexiNode, a set number of workers (called threads) is assigned only to you. When someone else's server gets busy, yours doesn't slow down.
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Split one plan into several servers
Buy one pool of RAM, CPU and storage, then carve it up however you like. A 16 GB FlexiNode could run a 10 GB modded Minecraft server and a 6 GB Valheim server side by side, all on one bill. Change the split whenever your community changes.
Shared vs FlexiNode
| Feature | Shared | FlexiNode |
|---|---|---|
| CPU threads | Shared with a few other customers | Reserved just for you |
| Performance when others are busy | Can dip at peak times | Stays steady |
| Run several game servers on one plan | ||
| Largest RAM size | 16 GB | 32 GB |
| Best for | Friends and small groups | Communities, modpacks, several games |
FlexiNode starts at $20.00/month.
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