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Originally Posted by pilger
Update:
I've removed metamod (and, consequently, sourcemod) completely and i'm still getting the hiccups. Here's a sample of the problem i'm experiencing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMmo8lgD-_I first @ 5~6 seconds, second @ 10~11 seconds, third @ 38~39 seconds, fourth @ 42~43 seconds and several other small ones scattered throughout the video (the disconnection at the end was me restarting the server and turning metamod and sourcemod back on)
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Do you know if the CPU your host uses is based on the Core 2 architecture?
If it is then ask your host if your SRCDS process is pinned to a core or if it's allowed to go on any other cores.
In some cases SRCDS can briefly pause when jumping from one CPU cache to another. That's because Core 2 Quad processors are 2 dual cores in a sandvich where 2 of the cores share 1 cache. So when Windows tries to load balance, problems might arise.
I had a very similar problem which I simply solved by limiting SRCDS processes to the cores that share the same cache.
If it's an AMD processor or a Nehalem (or newer) CPU from Intel then you can ignore what I wrote.