[OXYD]

Hy! I opened this topic only for those who really knows what they r saying:
I'm planning to buy a VPS to host my CS:GO Servers and i picked one with the following configuration:

CPU: six cores
Intel® Xeon® E5-2620v3, E5-2630v4 or 4114 processor
16 GB RAM (guaranteed)
400 GB disk space (100% SSD)
100% SSD disk space
UNLIMITED traffic !
400 Mbit/s port
DDoS protection

I can choose from these OS:

And im planning to buy more IPs.

I want to host 2 or 3 CS:GO Servers with 128 tickrate and 32 slots.

My questions are if this VPS can handle 2 or more CS:GO Servers, if 400mbits/port is enough for each server (I use an addons with kinda a lot of models and materials + sounds) and what OS would you recommend for servers like csgo, cs 1.6 and fivem?

[8guawong]

Originally Posted by OXYD I want to host 2 or 3 CS:GO Servers with 128 tickrate and 32 slots.

with those cpu you listed your server will run like crap

[OXYD]

Maybe i can ask to upgrade to an i7? If its possible, it will do the magic for 2 or more servers?

[8guawong]

Originally Posted by OXYD Maybe i can ask to upgrade to an i7? If its possible, it will do the magic for 2 or more servers?

definitely better than what you have listed in the beginning
but no promises

[Groven]

You might have lag anyway due to shared resources with a VPS.

[OXYD]

so i guess the only option is to buy a dedicated server.

But with the configuration i've listed, with the xeon processor, can handle a 128 tick 32 slots server? like just a single one

[Maxximou5]

Definitely not.

[KyeL]

Originally Posted by Groven You might have lag anyway due to shared resources with a VPS.

Well, it all depends on his hosting. I'm using a VPS where I run 5 128b cs go servers max. 10 players / VPS and I can tell you how good works.

[Neeeeeeeeeel.-]

Originally Posted by 8guawong definitely better than what you have listed in the beginning but no promises

Definitely better? There are hundreds of models and generations of "i7" model (also for Xeon, which is server-specific model), just by i7 you don't know if the processor will or will not fit the requirements for the services he is going to run on.