Teamspeak is self-hosted, so it depends on where the Teamspeak owner chooses to host the server. The reasons for this are similar to the reasons for more RAM usage (above)ĭiscord usually has higher CPU usage than Teamspeak - this is because of the same reasons stated above for RAM usage This is due to Discord's more-graphical UI, the platform it is built on (Electron), and its wider-range of features mean more RAM is required Lower than Discord (on average), which is due to its light-weight UI, the fact that it isn't built with Electron (it is made with native C++), and it has less features (Teamspeak is just a voice client, it doesn't have things like advanced text chat functionality, PMs like Discord, etc) No functionality currently for end-to-end encryption
On Windows, they are stored in C:\Users\Optional AES based encryption on all voice packets The TeamSpeak client saves all avatars you looked at in a local cache folder on your computer so they don't have to be downloaded from the TeamSpeak server every time. Uses Opus codec, like Teamspeak, but the quality settings cannot be turned up to a level as high as Teamspeak's can, so it has the potential to be lower quality, depending on the settings of the comparison Teamspeak server but Teamspeak allows you to change the quality settings to a higher degree than Discord (Discord's are capped at 96kbps) - so Teamspeak is often higher quality Uses Opus codec, like Discord - meaning the quality should be the same as Discord. Javascript - built with the Electron framework Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, FreeBSD Modern, light and dark themes available, most people find Discord easier to use (some may prefer Teamspeak, but a big advantage of Discord is its ease of use) Less-modern, requires less computer resources, but most people find Discord easier to use Yes, optional "Nitro" package with benefits like animated avatars
TEAMSPEAK AVATARS LICENSE
Free license available for non-profit communities, including gaming clans/guilds Yes, but license is required to have more than 32 concurrent users. Yes, you need to host the server yourself (or pay a third-party company to) Please also bear in mind that Discord and Teamspeak are different platforms with different purposes - in many cases Discord has lower performance, but Discord also has a more graphical UI and more intensive features, so lower performance doesn't necessarily mean it isn't any better.
It is important to note that this table of differences/similarities between Discord and Teamspeak is based on our anecdotal findings and responses by Discord customer support - so whilst they are as accurate as we could possibly make them, your individual findings could be different.
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