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I know some one who wants to host a moderately large lightly modded(less than 80~ mods, vanilla + type stuff) minecraft server expecting about 50-60 players at max and 15-25 consistent players. The main game play will be more of a building and mod progression type of thing not a pvp smp.
The specs on the pc i use as a standalone server are 
-ryzen 5 2600
-32 gb 3600 ram
-gtx1050
-Samsung 870 QVO SSD
-internet is good enough 700mb up 200mb down

Would it be able to support this if not what would you recommend.
(I would use server optimization mods and preloading chunks.)

3 hours ago, mojack66 said:

-gtx1050

Graphics are irrelevant for a server.

According to google, it should support 20-40. I literally asked it "how many players on a lightly modded minecraft server will a ryzen 5 2600 with 32GB ram support?"

Maybe someone with some real world experience has further input. I can say without a doubt that if you run Linux as opposed to windows for the server operating system, you will get better performance and have more resources available to your server.

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Thank you for the suggestion if figure that it should be able to support around 40 based on my previous experiences hosting but no one really seems to have a concrete way of figuring it out. You have been alot more helpful than most people and i will probably set up Linux tomorrow.

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