GT New Horizons

GT New Horizons (GTNH) is a long-form, expert-style progression modpack for Minecraft 1.7.10 built around GregTech’s tiered technology climb. It’s designed to take you from early survival and steam power into deep industrial processing, large-scale automation, and tightly gated cross-mod progression—backed by an enormous questbook that keeps groups moving in the same direction without spoiling the sense of achievement.

• Stable performance for long-running worlds on our hybrid VPS platform—ideal for servers that stay online for months.
• One-click install & hassle-free updates that preserve your config changes, so your progression rules stay intact.
• Ryzen/EPYC/Intel Ultra hardware tuned for modded Minecraft—better tick stability as factories and pipes expand.
• Built-in lag diagnostics tooling to quickly pinpoint troublemakers when the base becomes a machine city.
• Operations-first reliability: DDoS protection and a host that’s spent 13+ years keeping modded communities online.

A High-Level Overview of GT New Horizons

GTNH is not a “finish in a weekend” pack. It’s engineered for players who enjoy:

Deep, tiered technology progression

GregTech-style gating encourages purposeful builds—ore processing lines, multi-step crafting chains, and power infrastructure that evolves rather than being replaced every hour.

Quest-driven structure for groups

The questbook acts as your shared roadmap, especially in multiplayer. It helps new arrivals contribute without constantly asking what’s next, and it keeps established teams aligned across long projects.

A “single cohesive game” feel

Instead of disconnected mods competing for attention, GTNH ties systems together through progression. That means your server benefits from a consistent pace and fewer “rush to endgame” moments that empty communities early.

Why CreeperHost Fits GT New Horizons

Before you even think about tuning, the biggest win with GTNH is consistency—the pack rewards steady uptime and smooth ticks over long periods. CreeperHost is built for that style of play.

Hardware and platform choices that match GTNH’s rhythm

GTNH servers tend to run for a long time and accumulate complexity. Our hybrid VPS platform delivers strong, stable CPU performance that holds up as your world grows from a starter hut into an industrial district.

Control without hassle when you need it

GTNH communities often want small adjustments—view distance, server properties, or carefully chosen config tweaks. Our GUI-based mod/config management makes those changes straightforward, without turning every update into a manual reinstall.

Built-in help when “it was fine yesterday”

When a new processing hall, chunkloader layout, or farm design causes lag, our built-in tooling to diagnose performance issues helps you move from “server feels slow” to actionable fixes quickly—especially useful when multiple players are building in different areas.

Hosting Considerations for GT New Horizons

GTNH is a large, heavily structured progression pack. Most performance issues aren’t about “one mod,” but about how quickly a team scales automation.

Memory expectations (and why they vary)

• GTNH benefits from a healthy RAM allocation because long sessions, many dimensions, and lots of tile entities can increase memory pressure.
• As a common pattern, small groups can run comfortably on moderate memory, while active communities with big bases will want more headroom to keep garbage collection from becoming noticeable.

CPU and tick stability matter more than peak player slots

Big factories, mass item routing, and always-on processing can push tick time up. Smooth gameplay comes from:

• Strong single-thread performance for the main server tick
• Sensible view-distance and chunkloading habits
• Periodic cleanup of abandoned high-activity areas (farms, chunkloaded utilities, experimental builds)

World growth and stored items become the “late-game tax”

GTNH multiplayer bases often accumulate:

• Large storage networks
• Vast machine rooms
• Multiple outposts and dimensions

This is normal—and it’s exactly why choosing a host with stable modded performance and good operational tooling pays off over time.

The CreeperHost Experience for a Long-Form Pack

GT New Horizons shines when your server feels dependable: always available, consistently smooth, and easy to maintain through a long progression arc.

With one-click modpack installation, update workflows that keep your customizations intact, and modded-optimised hardware, CreeperHost is well-suited for GTNH groups that want to focus on building the next tier—rather than babysitting the server that runs it.