All The Mods Server Hosting (ATM9, ATM10)

All The Mods server hosting is about heavy kitchen-sink packs: ATM9, ATM10 and newer versions bundle hundreds of mods at once. That kind of server is demanding on both memory and CPU, so Elysium runs ATM on Ryzen + NVMe Gen4 with RAM headroom and a strong core — exactly what these packs lack on cheap hardware.

Why All The Mods is so heavy

All The Mods is a deliberate "everything at once": worldgen, tech mods, magic, automation and dozens of libraries all run in one world together. Every system computes something each tick, and hundreds of mods hold an enormous amount of blocks, items and recipes in memory. Hence the twin requirement: lots of RAM so the pack even fits, and a strong single-thread core so TPS doesn't sag under load.

On oversold nodes ATM drops first — short on memory one moment, short on core clock the next. For sizing modded resources correctly, see the how much RAM a modded server needs guide.

How much to provision for ATM

For ATM9/ATM10 with a small group, get 10–12 GB of RAM and up; for a growing server, go straight to 12–16 GB — on heavy packs, memory headroom directly drives stability. The CPU matters just as much: Minecraft is almost single-threaded, so per-core clock decides, not core count. A strong Ryzen holds TPS where old server Xeons choke.

Don't skimp on RAM or CPU for ATM

Heavy All The Mods packs forgive the least: a memory shortage causes long garbage-collection pauses, and a weak core causes TPS drops during automation and worldgen. A plan with RAM headroom and a powerful Ryzen pays off in smooth, lag-free play without crashes.

Install and what's in the plan

ATM packs are in the CurseForge catalog, so they install in a couple of clicks straight from the panel — like any other pack on the modpack hosting page. ATM is built on Forge, so if you want fine-tuning the Forge hosting page helps. The plan includes Ryzen + NVMe Gen4, the Pterodactyl panel, automatic backups and DDoS protection — backups matter especially for tech servers, so you can calmly roll back bad mod updates.

Launch All The Mods on Elysium

ATM9, ATM10 and other heavy packs — on Ryzen + NVMe Gen4, with RAM headroom, automatic backups and a panel. One-click install from CurseForge. Pick a plan for your pack on the order page or check the pricing. Got an existing ATM server? We'll migrate the world and mods for free — the migration page.

Frequently asked questions

How much RAM does an All The Mods server need?

ATM packs are heavy kitchen-sink builds with hundreds of mods. ATM9/ATM10 for a small group runs comfortably on 10–12 GB; for a growing server plan 12–16 GB. Skimping on memory hurts most here — a RAM shortage tanks TPS harder than on light cores.

Why does ATM load a server harder than normal packs?

All The Mods deliberately bundles hundreds of mods together: worldgen, machines, magic and automation all run at once. That's a big load on both RAM and the single-thread CPU. So ATM needs both memory headroom and a strong Ryzen core.

How fast does ATM9 or ATM10 install?

All The Mods packs are in the CurseForge catalog, so they install in a couple of clicks from the panel — no hand-assembling a mod list. Pick the ATM version, wait for the install, and join. Upgrading between versions is also done from the panel.

The first ATM launch is slow — is that normal?

Yes. Heavy packs like ATM take longer to start and generate the world: hundreds of mods initialize and recipes and structures load. On fast NVMe and a strong CPU it's much shorter than on oversold nodes, but a small wait on first boot is normal.