[none11]

Are the following specs enough to handle the following servers?

4 servers?

1 - Zombie -32 slots 550fps
1 - Death Match -32 slots 550fps
1 - Gun Game -32 slots 550fps
1 - Scrim server 1000 FPS 12 slots

Specs are


- AMD x2 4050 2.3Ghz
- 4096MB DDRII Memory
- 250GB SATAII HDD
- 100Mbps Port Speed
- 3500GB Tier 1 Premium Bandwidth


Please let me know if the following specs are enough

[cre8or]

I dont think it will be enough power for all them, i read somewhere that 1 cpu with 2.8Ghz can host 32player server and you got 2 with 2.3Ghz.

[Rirre]

Both CPU and RAM is too weak for host all these game servers when reach max players on all servers.

[none11]

lols well the host told me it can run up to 10 game servers lols..

so you guys sure this dd box wont handle the following servers

Zombie - 32 slots -550 fps
CSDM - 32 slots -550 fps
Standard maps - 32 slots -1000 fps
Scrim server - 12 slots - 1000 fps

[bluechester]

It can run all the servers you just said if you put them each on a server per core.

If you happened to not boost them at all, you could run about two servers per core, but the ram does limit you.

[none11]

ok heres what im looking for

1000 FPS - 12 slots Scrim server
1000 FPS - 32 slots Official maps server
550 FPS - 32 slots Zombie mod server
550 FPS - 32 slots Csdm maps server


Like will the dd box handle this load? without any lag issues. I really need people to confirm

[ghostofmybrain]

Originally Posted by bluechester It can run all the servers you just said if you put them each on a server per core.

He's running a dual core server, though, so no dice.

I agree with the consensus. All of those mods are pretty intensive, so I think it would be difficult to run three of them on one server, plus still have the sort of quality needed for a scrim server.

Originally Posted by bluechester If you happened to not boost them at all, you could run about two servers per core, but the ram does limit you.

I think he's more limitted by the cpu than the RAM. The most liberal estimates of ram/slot are 20MB/slot, and even going that big, he's still only using half his RAM.

[Jelle]

The CPU limits you. If you want to run 4 servers with boosters on, you need a quard core CPU, end of story. You can run 2.

[bluechester]

Originally Posted by ghostofmybrain He's running a dual core server, though, so no dice.

Right, I misread. I thought he was running a quad core server. Anyways, you could run all the servers you said if you don't boost them. If you are running Linux as an OS, you could boost them to 100 - 250 FPS and run 2 servers per core.

[SpILL]

Originally Posted by bluechester Anyways, you could run all the servers you said if you don't boost them. If you are running Linux as an OS, you could boost them to 100 - 250 FPS and run 2 servers per core.

How to boost the server, what program use to boost a server. Do you mean running media player in background without playing any media file in windows, or sys_ticrate, or hlsm2.3, or something else?

Also, do you know other ways to boost a server on both Windows hlds and Linux hlds? I'll be grateful to you.
Thanks.