Top 6 Plans for BlueStacks 5 on GPUMart

BlueStacks is a popular and free emulator that allows you to run Android apps on a PC computer. GPUMart is a company that specializes in leasing GPU servers and offers dozens of dedicated GPU servers and GPU VPS related Plans, from which we have selected the 6 most cost-effective plans optimized for Android Emulator, you can run any applications and games via BlueStacks.

In this article, we will share our test reports, which mainly test the multi-instance support of some social software, 3D mini-games and large games, and hope it will help you to choose the right plans for you.

You can download BlueStacks 5 Nougat 64-bit for Windows from official website bluestacks.com. Download the .exe file and complete the setup within minutes to start playing your favorite mobile games. Note that if it is not a GPU VPS, please try not to install it on the system C drive in order to avoid the problem of insufficient disk that you may encounter in the future, and choose to install it on a SSD disk with more space, usually the D drive.

Two shortcuts will be generated on the desktop after installation, one for single-instance mode and one for multi-instance mode. The interface of the software opened in the two modes is different, as shown in the following figure.

It's very important to allocate enough RAM and CPU cores to your Android emulator. Your emulator need to make use of the assigned resources to power up the apps you launch inside the emulator. Changing the RAM and CPU cores settings can significantly increase the performance of BlueStacks on your server.

Run a rise of empires instance smoothly.

Running 3 3D mini-games UnBlock, CPU and GPU usage almost used about 50%, RAM usage reached 88%.

Running 2 youtube, CPU is used up, RAM usage is above 80%, GPU usage is below 20%.

Running 1 Rise of Empires with high GPU load, it is recommended to run one instance.

Running 5 Twitter instances, running out of memory, a bit laggy.

Run 5 youtube, RAM usage is below 90% but there is lag.

Running 5 Givvy-videos with GPU full load.

Running 4 instances, each loading a light game, memory usage reaches 80%, GPU just over 50%, CPU only 30%.

Running 2 youtube and 2 Twitter smoothly, only the RAM usage is higher, reaching 88%.

Running 12 instances, when no app is loaded, the memory usage is 84%, the CPU usage is 30%, and the GPU usage is less than 10%.

Open 12 Twitter apps, the memory load is 93% higher, but very smooth.

Running 12 youtube apps, the CPU and RAM are almost used up, while the GPU is only used by 30%, and there is a lag.

Running 8 givvy apps, the CPU and memory are around 80%, the GPU around 60%, and there is a slight delay.

Running 6 Rise of Empires games, the RAM usage is up to 82%, and the CPU and GPU are around 20%.

Running 12 BlueStacks instances smoothly，RAM usage is close 90%，CPU and GPU is around 5%.

When running 12 Twitter applications at the same time, the memory usage is close to 100%, the CPU is around 40%, and the GPU is around 30%. Still smooth.

Running 11 YouTube apps，the RAM usage up to 94%, the CPU and GPU are below 60%. There is a lag.

Running 10 Givvy games, the CPU and GPU are above 60%, the RAM is below 90%.

Running 3 Rise of Empires games. The resource usage is as shown in the figure below.

Running 20 Youtube applications smoothly, the memory usage is 95%, the CPU usage is around 71%, and the GPU usage is around 38%.

Running 8 game applications smoothly, the memory usage is 66%, the CPU usage is around 45%, and the GPU usage is around 60%.

Running 7 Ries of Empires game applications, the memory usage is 70%, the CPU usage is below 50%, and the GPU usage is around 47%. But there is a lag.

Running 12 Givvy-video applications, the RAM usage is 73%, the CPU and GPU is around 80%.

If you want to run no more than 5 instances of social apps like Youtube or Twitter, or no more than 3 instances of mini-games like Givvy, UnBlock and Space Shooters, or 1 instance of large games like Rise of Empires, you can choose the GPU VPS GT730 and GT 710 Server Plans.

If you want to run more than a dozen instances of social apps, or about 6 instances of mini-games or 2 instances of large games, you can choose the GT730 Server and Quadro P620 Server Plans.

If you want to run more than 20 instances of social apps, or more than 10 instances of small games, or more than 3 instances of large games, you can choose Quadro P1000 Server and GTX 1650 Server Plans.

In any case, our test is for reference only, and ultimately the performance of the actual plan should prevail. Of course, if the performance differs significantly from what we reported, please feel free to contact us by submitting a ticket.