[gamemann]

alright new specs but more servers + players...
Now we got:
1 l4d2 server
1 tf2 server
4 css servers
l4d2 1 server = default tickrate(22 slots)
tf2 server = default tickrate(32 slots)
css jb server = default tickrate(32 slots)
css ze server = 33 tickrate(50 slots)
css wcs surf dm = default tickrate(24 slots)
css gg server = default tickrate (32 slots)

server specs:
processor:
http://www.servethehome.com/wp-conte...ies-Lineup.png
My processor model is E3-1270
Also here is a new egg one of it: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115081
ram: 8 gb
internet line: 100 mbps
So 192 slots overall....

Please reply
thanks,
gamemann

[bluechester]

I have the same processor. You can run up to 12 32 slot servers. 2 servers per physical core, 1 server per virtual core, all of them being full of course. Your ram may limit you however.

[gamemann]

Originally Posted by bluechester I have the same processor. You can run up to 12 32 slot servers. 2 servers per physical core, 1 server per virtual core, all of them being full of course. Your ram may limit you however.

how bout 12 gb? And what is the fps of the servers? like if i set fps_max to 300 will i get like 300 substained?
EDIT: just getting 8 gb of ram...
I dont think ram is an issue here especially when my surf dm server is full it takes up like 130 mbs of ram and i dont think all those servers would take up that much tho?

[bluechester]

Originally Posted by gamemann how bout 12 gb? And what is the fps of the servers? like if i set fps_max to 300 will i get like 300 substained? EDIT: just getting 8 gb of ram... I dont think ram is an issue here especially when my surf dm server is full it takes up like 130 mbs of ram and i dont think all those servers would take up that much tho?

What I told you is what the processor can handle before things start getting choppy, not what 8GB of RAM can handle.

I don't know exactly how much RAM a 50 slot CS:S server uses up, but you should be able to run all those servers just fine. Just have the OS assign the cores instead of manually setting the cores yourself. Once all your servers get full will be the point you determine how many more servers you can run based on how much RAM and CPU you have left. You want to stay below 65% CPU.

EDIT: You mentioned 192 slots, the processor can handle about 384 slots.

[gamemann]

Originally Posted by bluechester What I told you is what the processor can handle before things start getting choppy, not what 8GB of RAM can handle. I don't know exactly how much RAM a 50 slot CS:S server uses up, but you should be able to run all those servers just fine. Just have the OS assign the cores instead of manually setting the cores yourself. Once all your servers get full will be the point you determine how many more servers you can run based on how much RAM and CPU you have left. You want to stay below 65% CPU. EDIT: You mentioned 192 slots, the processor can handle about 384 slots.

k thanks
Do u know the fps of the servers when they are all full or no?

[bluechester]

Originally Posted by gamemann k thanks Do u know the fps of the servers when they are all full or no?

That depends on the operating system and how well you optimize or tweak it. In other words, I wouldn't know.