Fivem advice

[high oriole]

Hi I am looking to start a standalone Fivem server and was wondering what would be the best one to buy?

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[obsidian patrol]

how good is your computer knowledge?

[high oriole]

Its alright

[stark wharf]

@high oriole I would suggest the one with default specs + 1 additional GB of RAM and if you find it's not enough for you then you can upgrade at any time

Also depends on player slots tho

As I said, you can try and upgrade at any time, if you decide to upgrade, you just pay additional price for the components

[high oriole]

Ok I will most likely do 10 slots at the start time it grows

[olive acorn]

Well a gameserver would make it really easy to setup. Although if you are planning to expand the server further, gameserver's have an additional fee for slots.
Meanwhile a VPS/RootServer will take some more knowledge to setup, and it's also cheaper for bigger servers.
You could also run a website or Discord Bot for example on an VPS, which you cannot on a gameserver.

I recommend choosing/installing txAdmin to make the management easier.

And you are able to install a gameserver interface on the VPS, which makes installing the FiveM server even easier

[high oriole]

Ok thanks