Minecraft 1.21.6 ‘Chase the Skies’ Update: Everything You Need To Know

Minecraft 1.21.6 ‘Chase the Skies’ Update: Everything You Need To Know Minecraft recently released its brand new update 1.21.6, known as the Chase the Skies. Many players have been saying this could be one of the biggest updates of the year, and rightfully so. A new set of mobs has been added, with exceptionally new visuals, and so many more features to explore. With this new update, you can now try out new seeds as well to create a new world with all the new features. Not only going to lie, this has been surprising to say the least. From flying through the clouds on a rideable Happy Ghast to testing out the new Locator Bar in multiplayer, we have so much to discuss. Want to play Minecraft on your own server? Get started instantly with ZAP-Hosting's fully pre-configured Minecraft servers. Enjoy full control, mod support, and cross-platform compatibility. Rent Your Minecra...

AMD Ryzen 9 9950X is coming to ZAP

⚡ AMD Ryzen 9 9950X is coming to ZAP!New high-end CPUs for VPS & Game Servers – powered by PletXWe’re upgrading our hardware lineup! The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X will soon be available at ZAP-Hosting – powering both VPS and Game Servers! 🚀This next-gen beast delivers incredible performance – perfect for modern game engines, intensive workloads, or even live streaming setups. A total of 16 Ryzen blades have already landed and are getting ready for action.Of course, all new systems come with our in-house PletX DDoS Protection 🛡️ – ensuring maximum stability even under heavy traffic.And who knows… maybe dedicated Ryzen servers are next? 🫢🧠 Discover VPS & Root Servers🎮 Rent a Game Server👀 Stay tuned – more news coming soon!

DDoS us again #2 – Live on Twitch, July 11!

🛡️ DDoS us again #2 – Live on Twitch, July 11!Our first PletX DDoS Protection test was a major success!During our first livestream “DDoS our FiveM Server”, we put our new PletX DDoS Protection to the ultimate test – facing up to 1.2 Tbit/s of attack traffic. The FiveM server stayed online for over 90 % of the time – an excellent result for this first round! 🚀Key findings from the test:
• Some customers launched internal attacks from ZAP VPS and dedicated servers – a fix will be rolled out this week.
• PletX temporarily hit capacity limits due to a router issue – an additional 400 Gbit/s uplink and a new router are on the way within 2–3 weeks.
• The ZAP website experienced record traffic but went down briefly due to a rate limit between PletX and Cloudflare – this has already been fixed!Help us build the world’s best DDoS protection for game se...

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Bedrock vs Java: Key Differences Every Player Should Know

Bedrock vs Java: Key Differences Every Player Should Know If you have been around the Minecraft community, you may have noticed players frequently discussing two different versions of the game. There has always been a cold yet friendly banter between these sides, determining which one is better. We have played both Bedrock and Java versions, clocking more than thousands of hours crafting elaborate redstone contraptions in Java, testing cross-platform multiplayer builds in Bedrock. Now, the real question is why there are two versions and what difference does it make? The original Java version was released in 2009 and was shaped by the PC modding community and technical sandbox enthusiasts. Bedrock Edition, on the other hand, is a product of Minecraft’s global expansion, optimized for performance, touchscreens, and cross-device play. Want to play Minecraft on your own server? Get s...