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--- project_zomboid:ultimate_performance_guide [2025/01/05 07:43] – genchadt
+++ project_zomboid:ultimate_performance_guide [2025/04/16 07:30] (current) – dragonfly
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 Hello! This guide is designed to help with performance in our modded Project Zomboid server. We have a large number of mods installed that add lots of maps, vehicles, and other assets; requiring a more powerful machine than the developers originally envisioned.
-<wrap caution>For this reason, we advise that you ensure your system at least meets the recommended specs listed below.</wrap>
+<wrap info>For this reason, we advise that you ensure your system at least meets the recommended specs listed below.</wrap>
 ===== Recommended System Requirements =====
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 ==== Increasing RAM Allocation ====
-  - Find your Zomboid install location. By default it's `C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steampps\common\ProjectZomboid`
+  - Find your Zomboid install location. By default it's ''C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steampps\common\ProjectZomboid''
-  - Locate a file titled `ProjectZomboid64.json` and edit it in your Notepad application
+  - Locate a file titled ''ProjectZomboid64.json'' and edit it in your Notepad application
   - In that file, look for the following entry (you may only have Xmx3072m):
       * ''-Xms3072m,''
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   - Save the file and run the game normally.
-<WRAP round HELP>Don't bother allocating more than 12 GB of RAM. Performance gains top out at around 10-12 GB!</WRAP>
+<WRAP HELP>Don't bother allocating more than 12 GB of RAM. Performance gains top out at around 10-12 GB!</WRAP>
 ===== Verify File Integrity =====