FiveM VDS Plans
An affordable FiveM server option with Intel Xeon Platinum 8160 processors, NVMe SSD and DDoS protection.
Turkey
FiveM Premium Plans
Unmatched single-core power with the AMD Ryzen 9 5950X. Built for heavy ESX/QBCore RP servers with 128+ players.
Turkey · The highest single-core performance!
Why Do You Need a VDS to Run a FiveM Server?
If you're aiming for a serious GTA V Roleplay (RP) server, shared hosting plans quickly choke on ESX, QBCore or OX frameworks and their heavy database queries. Since FiveM Server (fxserver) runs on a single core, you need a fully privileged FiveM VDS that offers high CPU speed and dedicated port access.
With the txAdmin panel pre-installed on Verunix plans, you can manage your server over the web. Store your bank and inventory data securely with the built-in MySQL/MariaDB setup, and give your players a seamless 30+ tick rate roleplay experience thanks to fast NVMe SSD reads and the sub-5ms ping of our data center in Turkey.
- Automatic txAdmin setup: Start/stop/restart, deployer, ban manager and live console from the web panel
- ESX, QBCore, OX framework support: Edit server.cfg and fxmanifest.lua files with root access
- MariaDB / MySQL included: Banking, vehicle, MDT, job and inventory scripts run at no extra cost
- 128-slot capacity + dedicated IP: Port 30120 TCP/UDP open, OneSync Infinity compatible infrastructure
- Linux or Windows: One-click artifact deployment on Ubuntu, Debian or Windows Server 2022
- Stable 30+ tick rate: No rubber-banding, even during intense chases, pursuits and events
- FiveM-specific DDoS protection: 24/7 filtering against UDP floods, Cfx.re query exploits and crasher attacks
What Is a FiveM VDS and Why Choose Verunix?
A FiveM VDS is a 100% isolated hardware solution for GTA V roleplay players. Since all resources, such as RAM and CPU, belong to you alone, other users' load doesn't affect your server's performance.
On Verunix infrastructure, every framework, whether ESX or QBCore, runs smoothly even with 100+ players. Our AMD Ryzen 9 5950X based servers keep single-core performance at its peak, preventing lag and FPS drops.
Our Turkey-based servers deliver an uninterrupted roleplay infrastructure with NVMe SSD speed, integrated TxAdmin setup and 24/7 expert support.
What Are the Performance Differences Between Ryzen and Xeon Processors for FiveM Servers?
Choosing an older-generation, many-core Intel Xeon to cut costs on FiveM hurts your server. Because the CitizenFX engine relies mainly on a single core, what really matters is the hardware's single-core (single-thread) speed.
While the low clock speeds of Intel Xeon servers drag down the tick rate in script-heavy environments, our AMD Ryzen 9 5950X based FIVEM-PREMIUM plans deliver 40–50% more single-core performance, taking your roleplay quality to the next level.
For custom vehicle mods, 128+ player support and a smooth economy system, go with the AMD Ryzen based FIVEM-PREMIUM plans; for smaller starter servers, the standard FIVEM-VDS series is a good fit.
- Lower single-thread speed
- Budget-friendly entry option
- Ideal for mid-sized communities
- 40–50% higher IPC
- Stable tick at 128+ slots
- Heavy script/MLO environments
Infrastructure Built for FiveM
The features included in Verunix FiveM VDS plans deliver an unmatched experience for your roleplay community.
TxAdmin Ready
The TxAdmin management panel comes pre-installed. Start and stop your server from your browser and manage player bans and kicks.
Automatic FiveM Setup
The FiveM artifact is installed automatically after you order. Your server is live within minutes, with zero technical knowledge required.
Powerful Processors
Choose between Intel Xeon Platinum 8160 and AMD Ryzen 9 5950X. No tick drops, even in script-heavy environments.
Linux or Windows
You choose the operating system: Linux for low resource usage, or Windows for the convenience of a graphical interface.
Low Ping, Turkey Location
Thanks to our Istanbul/Verunix data center, your players in Turkey get <10ms ping. No foreign location disadvantage.
24/7 FiveM Experts
Not generic technical support, but a team of FiveM experts. We're there for you with ESX/QBCore setup and script issues.
Setting Up a FiveM Roleplay Server: txAdmin, Frameworks and Slot Planning
ESX or QBCore, what are the OneSync limits, where should the database live: what you need to know before launching an RP server.
Quick Setup with txAdmin
The most practical way to set up a FiveM server is the txAdmin panel: server templates, live console, player management and scheduled restarts in a single interface. On Verunix VDS plans, txAdmin setup takes just minutes; simply specify Windows or Linux during setup.
Framework and Database
Your framework choice shapes your community: ESX stands out with its large script ecosystem and wealth of community resources, while QBCore offers a more modern codebase. Both require MySQL/MariaDB. If you keep the database on the same machine, reserve 2 GB of RAM for it; on growing servers, moving it to a separate VDS reduces query latency. With OneSync Infinity you can go up to 2048 slots, but script quality sets the real limit: an unoptimized inventory script can bring a server to its knees even at 64 slots.
Slot Planning and Ping
Update your artifacts version regularly and take a backup before every major script addition. Thanks to our Turkey location, your players connect with <5ms ping; for streamer-heavy communities, DDoS protection is a must.
Recommended Server Specs
The right resource plan for the size of your community.
32-64 slots · starter RP
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 60 GB NVMe
128 slots · mid-size + MySQL on the same machine
6 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 100 GB NVMe
256+ slots · large RP + separate DB server
8 vCPU · 32 GB RAM · 150 GB NVMe
For setup scripts and server migration, you can also take advantage of our system administration service.
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