Windows VS Linux 2019
Yes. This has been discussed a dozen of times. I know.
I am running a couple of CS:GO servers - And those are okay popular. The CPU is in only using 55% in Linux, and no core is at 100% load - - The server load is 4. Its a 8 core Xeon E3-1246v3 Would my servers run better on Windows or Linux? The var / sv records are sky rocketing going up to 40+ms. While I know that SRCDS is single core only, I heard that Windows can run the networking part on another core, does that help with many players? (20+) ? |
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Tickrate? Other potential relevant information ...? Just for your record, E3-1246v3 isn't a 8 core, it's a 4 core CPU. Quote:
Windows have a "heavy" GUI on top of it's system which would use system resources, - you'd rather avoid this and use your precious resources on the game servers instead... Linux you can install the CLI mode (non-desktop)... Quote:
I would personally stick to Linux, like I've proven before that the majority of all hosted servers out there does. |
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Pick the one that you are more comfortable with, Linux has more debugging overall while Windows is easier for beginners.
There's not much noticeable difference in performance, linux doesn't run on "one core", the issue was resolved long time ago. |
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The problem is that de main process, that takes like 90% of cpu cycles, does not support multicore, running on a single thread, hence on a single core. |
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