[chaithresh]

Have a windows dedicated server where we run 5v5 servers. When players from different location connects the server, the server runs smooth for every one and there wont be any issues. But when 10 people from a single cafe connects to the server they get var value up-to 2.0 to 5.0. Tried in 3 cafes from different location and different isp and it had the same problem.

Dedicated Server Specs:
Processor : Intel Xeon E5-2640 2.50 GHZ (5 cores)
RAM : 16 GB
Operating System : Windows Server 2012, 64 bit
Internet : 1gbps.


1) Will Adding +clientport in client computers fix the issue?
2) Is there is any other work-around to fix this issue?

[ambn]

I'm having a window 2012 server with 46 GB ram and 30 virtual processors and having var issues, couldn't really get around the reason. I guess it's just windows shitty issues...

[DarkDeviL]

Originally Posted by chaithresh 1) Will Adding +clientport in client computers fix the issue?

If you had issues related to the clientports, they wouldn't be able to connect to the server.

It however doesn't hurt to try making them different on each machine.

It more likely sounds like network issues form the cafes to me, like that the link (e.g. cafe's Internet connection or routers) are overloaded and can't handle the load.

[chaithresh]

I see, after new beta update, even valve servers are having high var, may be that's the reason?

1) Actually we have 3-4 Linux servers already and Linux is working fine for them, i assume it might be something to do with windows.
2) Well, i will change OS to Linux and check.

[e54385991]

Do you turn off power save settings?
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/...power-profile/

[Bacardi]

You just need disable power savings from bios for example, to keep CPU frequenzy solid high so
it not drop and raise all the time.

[chaithresh]

Yeah i disabled power saving mode

1) It was fine until last april.
2) Im changing os to linux and upgrading the processor.