What's the difference between Supreme and Ultimate?

Both Supreme and Ultimate run on our high-performance Ryzen 7700 hardware with strong single-thread speed — the thing Minecraft cares about most. The differences come down to RAM range, vCores and disk.

Supreme vs Ultimate

Both tiers share the same fast Ryzen 7700 platform, so raw per-core performance is similar. The main differences are:

• RAM range — Ultimate targets larger servers with more RAM (from 8 GB, vs from 4 GB on Supreme).
• vCores — Supreme has 3 vCores; Ultimate has 4 vCores on dedicated threads.
• Disk allowance — Ultimate has a higher storage cap.

Ultimate is the pick for bigger communities and heavier modpacks that need more memory and space.

Where Budget fits

Budget, by contrast, runs on EPYC hardware and is the value tier. Standard tiers run up to 20 GB RAM, with custom sizes above 20 GB available on request.

Tip: See the store (https://humbleservers.com/client/store) for each tier's RAM ranges, disk caps, and prices before deciding.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ultimate faster than Supreme per core? They share the same Ryzen 7700 platform, so single-thread speed is comparable — Ultimate mainly adds RAM, an extra vCore (on dedicated threads) and disk headroom.

Can I go above 20 GB RAM? Yes — custom sizes above 20 GB are available on request. Open a ticket.