What CPU Core or Ghz needed for Gunz Server?
I only have 2000 Ghz or 1 CPU Core. Doesn't fit to the server, server lag.
What CPU Core needed?
I only have 100 players.
How if 200 players or more?
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Last edited by cheaterastic; 17-07-13 at 06:53 PM.
Doesn't matter.
In most cases a newer version is more optimized and more secure.
In the end, it doesn't really matter.
Windows Server 2003 has support through 14 July 2015.Originally Posted by Dave
OK Thank you guys.
My next question is, what OS you have used for Gunz Server?
Me, I only used Windows 2003, I haven't used Windows 2008.
Does Windows 2008 is easy to use, manage and etc like Windows 2003?
That's doesn't matter too. Both of 2003 and 2008 is roughly the same. (Excepting an UAC.)
Thank you aV3PQmCJjM9L, I thought Windows 2008 is bad, I just get bored when 1st time I used Windows 2008.
Windows 2008 is pretty cool and has an improved server manager and all.
What CPU Core needed for Gunz Server?
I only have 2000 Ghz or 1 CPU Core. Doesn't fit to the server, server lag.
What CPU Core needed?
I only have 100 players.
How if 200 players or more?
Who care which windows, Get a vps with anti ddos first/hardware firewall.
I mean, right now, what Core/CPU Usage needed for 100 players?
How about 500 players?
Server lag when the CPU Usage come up to 50% up.
On my server with 150 onlines i have only 2 cores and 2 gb ram...(100MB upload speed and download speed).
Does your Server Lag sometimes?
Are you using Windows 2008?
It all does depends in your player load.
2000 GHZ? i rofled at that.
Anyway processor power is not the main thing you are looking for. However a dual-core processor is the way to go if your server needs multitasking. RAM on the other hand is quite important. The more the better, same for your vps's internet connection and OS.
GunZ doesn't even take much load. Back when I was hosting EuroGunZ and it was still active (2500+ players, they shrank down to 500 br's last time I checked but that's another story) I was hosting it at Dual Xeon and 16 GB RAM. I had the memory upgraded to 32 GB due to SQL server. MatchServer took like 3% CPU and 1% memory, SQL server took roughly 60% CPU and 55% memory.
And since every server these days is < 10 players, you could run it on a single core with 512 MB RAM.
No... And i am using Windows server 2008.
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