
PebbleHost
Benchmarked September 2026
PebbleHost charges $4/mo for the plan we tested, running on AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor with 4 GB of RAM. It lands in our high end tier, strongest at file i/o.
What You Need to Know
✓ The Good
Tops every host we've benchmarked for file i/o.
Tops every host we've benchmarked for mathematics.
Tops every host we've benchmarked for multithreading.
Among the cheapest plans we tested at $4/mo.
✕ The Bad
No major weaknesses stood out.
The Bottom Line
PebbleHost is a high-end performer — strongest at best-in-class file i/o.
PebbleHost's AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor tops the field for file i/o, mathematics, and multithreading. Run-to-run consistency was acceptable but not rock-solid (~13% variance across 194 runs). Bottom line: a high-end performer, strongest where it counts for file i/o.
Hardware
The test server posts a hardware score of 173 — high-end for a Hytale host (AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor, 3 cores).
Test machine
- Processor
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor
- Cores / threads
- 3 / 16
- Clock speed
- 4.66 GHz
- RAM allocated
- 4 GB
- RAM on host
- 4 GB
- Storage
- NVMe
- Hardware score
- 173
- Performance tier
- High-End
Where the hardware shines
- File I/O100%
- Mathematics100%
- Multithreading100%
Where it struggles
- Block Updates100%
- Entity Processing100%
% shown is relative to the best host we've tested in each category.
Support
💬 Getting help
We opened a ticket from the panel's support system, only to be told to re-open it in the billing panel instead — a needless round-trip. They also offer live chat, but the agents generally aren't able to help and will almost always push you to open a ticket instead.
🚪 Cancelling
Told us to do it ourselves.
Test Configuration
Test hardware
- CPU
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core Processor (3c / 16t)
- RAM allocated
- 4 GB
- Storage
- NVMe
- Server
- hytale-0.5.6
- Java
- 25
Testing Methodology
- Custom Hytale server plugin for standardized testing
- 8 benchmark categories collected per run
- A benchmark session of 1 runs, repeated every 8 hours across 24 hours (longer for inconsistent hosts)
- Uptime monitored for the full month of the subscription
- Multiple runs aggregated, with variance tracked for consistency