All the Mods 5 Server Hosting

All the Mods 5 is the ATM Team's Minecraft 1.15.2 kitchen-sink pack, with around 690,000 downloads on CurseForge. It carries the basics every big pack includes — Immersive Engineering, Biomes O' Plenty and the rest — alongside a deliberate mix of newer and lesser-known mods from the 1.15 era.

The pack's stated priority was stability rather than sheer size, which shows in how it behaves on a server: fewer surprises, fewer mods fighting each other, and a smaller list to explain to friends.

It suits groups that want a kitchen-sink world without the weight of the later entries, and anyone whose favourite mods peaked in the 1.15 window. If your group is choosing purely on content volume, ATM6 and later will give you more; if they are choosing on "runs well and does not break", ATM5 earns its place.

ATM5 is a Minecraft 1.15.2 Forge pack — worth stating plainly, because people often assume it is 1.16.5, which is actually ATM6. Installing the wrong one means a world your friends cannot join, so confirm the number before anyone starts.

Server and clients must be on the same pack build, as always with modded Minecraft.

4 to 5 GB covers a small group, 6 GB is comfortable for four to six players, and 8 GB is worth it once several people are running automation. ATM5 is lighter than the packs that followed, so a mid-size plan goes further here.

• Create a Minecraft server and choose a location near your players.
• Install All the Mods 5 from the mod installer and wait for the first run to complete.
• Start the server and confirm a clean load in the console.
• Share the exact pack version with the group so nobody installs 1.16.5 by mistake.
• Enable scheduled backups once bases are chosen.

Immersive Engineering gives ATM5 its look: multiblock machines, wiring you can see, and a build that ends up resembling an actual industrial site. Groups that find modern tech mods too abstract usually enjoy this one.

Only if the version or a specific mod matters to you. There is nothing wrong with the pack, but the mod library for 1.16.5 and later is deeper, and most groups will be happier on ATM6 or ATM8 unless something ties them here.