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    Xmx and Xms set the maximum and minimum RAM usage for a Java process, with M meaning Megabyte and G meaning Gigabyte. For example, -Xmx3G sets the maximum to 3GB and -Xms2500M sets the minimum to 2.5GB. The document recommends a default of 4GB for a modded server by uncommenting the line -Xmx8G.

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    Xmx and Xms set the maximum and minimum RAM usage for a Java process, with M meaning Megabyte and G meaning Gigabyte. For example, -Xmx3G sets the maximum to 3GB and -Xms2500M sets the minimum to 2.5GB. The document recommends a default of 4GB for a modded server by uncommenting the line -Xmx8G.

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    # Xmx and Xms set the maximum and minimum RAM usage, respectively.

    # They can take any number, followed by an M or a G.


    # M means Megabyte, G means Gigabyte.
    # For example, to set the maximum to 3GB: -Xmx3G
    # To set the minimum to 2.5GB: -Xms2500M

    # A good default for a modded server is 4GB.


    # Uncomment the next line to set it.
    -Xmx8G

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