With the help of our sponsor iDSonix we’re going to build our very own dedicated Minecraft server, saving heaps of money by building and running our own hardware at home.
Our server featured here is a sixth generation Intel Skylake processor i5-6500t, these little machines are plentiful on eBay and pack enough punch for hosting. I’d recommend anything from 6th gen Intel upward, and from Ryzen Zen 2 upward for hosting. Of course you can run Minecraft servers on less powerful hardware but your performance will vary and power consumption is generally better with more recent hardware. Also I don’t mention in the video but keeping your server hardwired via ethernet is a must to maintain low latency for you and your players.
Join this Minecraft server with the URL below --Closed up :)
Grab your iDSonix high speed NVME via Amazon here (affiliate):
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00:00 - Intro
00:36 - Hardware Considerations
02:13 - Hardware Build
05:12 - Ubuntu Server 24.04 Install
06:01 - Setting Static IP during install
08:10 - SSH and OS Update
10:27 - Casa OS Install
12:21 - Casa OS Setup
13:00 - Crafty Controller Install
15:47 - Creating your First Server
20:04 - Accessing your Server without Port Forwarding with Playit.gg
23:35 - Crafty Controller Advanced Functions
24:44 - Server Backups
26:18 - Crafty File Manager
27:06 - Config Tab
28:51 - Delete a Server
29:13 - Importing a Server to Crafty
31:17 - Minecraft Bedrock Server Creation
32:17 - Opening Additional Minecraft Ports via CasaOS
34:29 - Power Consumption
34:45 - Conclusion
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