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VPS Capacity Estimator

Estimate how many MetaTrader terminals a VPS can safely run, and which resource — RAM or CPU — is the binding constraint.

1VPS hardware
cores
GB
2Load & headroom
MB
core
%
Fraction of one core each terminal typically uses (idle EA ≈ 0.15).
Capacity
Recommended terminals
— terminals
—
— Max by RAM
— Max by CPU
— RAM used at recommended
— CPU used at recommended
Binding constraint—
Usable RAM—
Usable CPU—
Estimates only. Real usage depends on chart count, indicators, tick volume and OS overhead — always leave headroom.
How it works

RAM and CPU limits, whichever runs out first

We take your usable RAM and usable CPU after headroom, divide each by the per-terminal cost, and floor the result. The recommended count is the smaller of the two limits — the resource that runs out first sets the ceiling.

terminals = min( ⌊RAM·(1−h) ÷ perRAM⌋ , ⌊cores·(1−h) ÷ perCPU⌋ )
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