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Okay Folks, so this one is strange and I can’t seem to find any information about it online.

Essentially I decided to increase the RAM allotment on my server as more friends have begun playing recently and didn’t want there to be any lag. I have plenty of additional RAM and wanted to push the server to 6GB.

I set -Xms2500M and -Xmx6G in the User_jvm_args file but it is not being reflected when I run my server. I checked the run.sh and it appears to be configured to accept the arguments correctly from that file. What am I missing here? Also is there a way for me to just directly run the .jar because I believe the arguments are being dropped somewhere along the way. Thanks

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Mostly because when I let the gui run it tells me 13% remaining when it is only using about 2500mb. It has a habit of suffering from some lag spikes when it is  between 2.5g and 3g

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When monitoring the system itself I see a lot of free memory and the system really isn’t pushing itself at all. Not even at half capacity.

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It appears changing the Xms upwards gives it more RAM. I fundamentally misunderstood Xms vs Xmx and after using Visualvm was able to better understand what it was doing. Thanks for the feedback! Problem solved

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