Conan Exiles Enhanced hosting built for survival.

Conan Exiles Enhanced is the upgraded Steam edition that moves the game to Unreal Engine 5, bringing improved visuals, modernised performance and a new technical foundation for the Exiled Lands. For server owners, the most important changes are around mod compatibility and save safety — because the underlying engine has changed, some workshop mods need an update from their creators to keep working.

That makes a host with proper backups and migration support more valuable than ever. EUGameHost helps you take a full backup before switching to Enhanced, check your mod list for compatibility, and migrate existing worlds across with minimal downtime — so your clan moves into the new version with fewer headaches.

Self-hosting Conan Exiles from a home PC sounds cheaper on paper, but it rarely is once you factor in the realities. Conan is a demanding, persistent survival server, and running it locally ties up your own machine, exposes your home IP and bandwidth to attack, and takes your world offline whenever your power, internet or PC has a wobble. A residential connection has neither the bandwidth nor the DDoS protection to survive the attacks public survival servers routinely attract.

Renting a dedicated Conan Exiles Enhanced server solves all of this. EUGameHost includes always-on DDoS protection free on every plan, a 10 Gbps network, full FTP/SFTP access for deep customisation, automatic backups and 24/7 support for when something needs a human. With no contracts, you can cancel anytime, so renting carries none of the long-term risk of buying and maintaining your own hardware.

Conan Exiles is a demanding survival sim, and the Enhanced move to Unreal Engine 5 raises the bar further. The server simulates building structures, thralls, AI, clans and combat all at once, and that load grows sharply with player count, base density and mod count. A strong, high-clock CPU is what holds server FPS steady when the world fills up — and stable server FPS is what keeps combat, building and raiding feeling smooth for everyone connected.

The pressure point is a busy, modded server at peak time. Large bases, big clans and heavy workshop mods all push the simulation, and a low-clock or oversold CPU sees its performance collapse — producing the rubber-banding and lag that drive players away. A fast processor, generous memory and quick NVMe storage are what keep a Conan Exiles Enhanced server smooth when it matters most.

CPU and memory

Conan's server leans heavily on per-core clock speed for its simulation, so a high-clock CPU matters more than raw core count. EUGameHost runs high-clock Intel (4GHz+) and AMD Ryzen 9 7950X processors, paired with generous DDR4/DDR5 memory so the world stays responsive as bases and clans grow.

Storage and network

Modded Conan worlds with large maps and big builds get heavy, so NVMe 4.0 SSD storage slashes the time it takes to load the world, stream assets to joining players and cache mods. Every plan rides a 10 Gbps network so bandwidth is never the bottleneck for Workshop mod and map downloads.

Conan Exiles communities live on mods — from quality-of-life tweaks to total overhauls — and on the choice between the Exiled Lands and Isle of Siptah maps. EUGameHost supports Steam Workshop mods directly from the control panel, with full file-level access so you can manage your mod list and load order exactly how you want, and switch maps with help from our team.

Because the Enhanced (UE5) edition changes the engine, mod compatibility and save safety matter more than ever. We help you check your mod list, take a full backup before major changes, and migrate existing Conan Exiles worlds across for free with a backup-first approach — so you keep your bases, progress and clan data intact.

Conan Exiles Enhanced server hosting is priced mainly on the player capacity you need: more players, bigger bases and heavier mods all increase the load on the server, and the pricing reflects that. A small private world for friends costs very little to run, while a busy, modded public PvP community needs more horsepower.

EUGameHost's plans start from £4.80 per month for a Basic 20-player server, with a Recommended 30-player server at £15.00 and a high-population option up to 70 players at £22.50. Billing is flexible: pay monthly, or commit further and save — quarterly saves 10%, semi-annual saves 20% and annual saves 25%. There are no contracts and you can cancel anytime, so you're free to scale up before a big launch and adjust afterwards without penalty.

Location is the difference between responsive survival and a server that feels laggy for half your players. Conan Exiles is sensitive to latency — combat, raiding and close building all come down to fractions of a second — so you want your server hosted as close as possible to the bulk of your player base to keep ping low and the world tight.

EUGameHost offers Conan Exiles locations in the United Kingdom (London) and the United States (Dallas), with routing optimised for European and North American players. London is the natural home for UK and European clans, while Dallas serves North America with low latency. Run the live latency test at the top of this page to check your real ping to each before you buy, and where your community spans continents, consider a separate server per region so nobody is stuck at a high-ping disadvantage.