[hlds_linux] renting a box

2006-01-30 Thread Jean-Philippe Caron
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I'm about to rent a box in chicago (Equinix)

amd athlon64 3500+
3 gig ram
linux centos

how many counter-strike server will I be able to run on it
im talking about 12slot private

or my box specs wont do anything good for game hosting
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Re: [hlds_linux] renting a box

2006-01-30 Thread Gamefuel Support

If you read the email, that was sent last before this email by Scott
Pettit, wou will have some indication of what to expect.
Other then that.. I would think about rephrasing your question if i were
you. This is like asking: How many potatoes fit in a bag?
Depends on the size of the potatoes and the bag etc etc.

Jean-Philippe Caron wrote:


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I'm about to rent a box in chicago (Equinix)

amd athlon64 3500+
3 gig ram
linux centos

how many counter-strike server will I be able to run on it
im talking about 12slot private

or my box specs wont do anything good for game hosting
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Re: [hlds_linux] renting a box

2006-01-30 Thread kama

Actually he states that he want to run X amount of 12 slot hlds servers on
a specific hardware.

I never used amd procs with hlds, so I dont know how many that will fit
his hardware. But a guess would range from 3 to 6. I run 4 16 player
servers on dual Xeon 2.4GHz.

/Bjorn

On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Gamefuel Support wrote:

 If you read the email, that was sent last before this email by Scott
 Pettit, wou will have some indication of what to expect.
 Other then that.. I would think about rephrasing your question if i were
 you. This is like asking: How many potatoes fit in a bag?
 Depends on the size of the potatoes and the bag etc etc.

 Jean-Philippe Caron wrote:

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 I'm about to rent a box in chicago (Equinix)
 
 amd athlon64 3500+
 3 gig ram
 linux centos
 
 how many counter-strike server will I be able to run on it
 im talking about 12slot private
 
 or my box specs wont do anything good for game hosting
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Re: [hlds_linux] renting a box

2006-01-30 Thread Gamefuel Support

True, but it still depends on what his settings are (tickrate,
sv_maxrate, etc, etc) and how busy these servers will be. The only way
to find this out, is to see for yourself what is the max you can squeeze
out of it (if squeezing the max out of your server is what you want).
If they are going to be empty 95% of the time, you can run as many as
your 3GB mem allows you to.

kama wrote:


Actually he states that he want to run X amount of 12 slot hlds servers on
a specific hardware.

I never used amd procs with hlds, so I dont know how many that will fit
his hardware. But a guess would range from 3 to 6. I run 4 16 player
servers on dual Xeon 2.4GHz.

/Bjorn

On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Gamefuel Support wrote:




If you read the email, that was sent last before this email by Scott
Pettit, wou will have some indication of what to expect.
Other then that.. I would think about rephrasing your question if i were
you. This is like asking: How many potatoes fit in a bag?
Depends on the size of the potatoes and the bag etc etc.

Jean-Philippe Caron wrote:




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I'm about to rent a box in chicago (Equinix)

amd athlon64 3500+
3 gig ram
linux centos

how many counter-strike server will I be able to run on it
im talking about 12slot private

or my box specs wont do anything good for game hosting
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Re: [hlds_linux] renting a box

2006-01-30 Thread kama

As he stated private servers, I was in to the influence that he meant
warservers. So all the rates should be set to max, without getting any
lag. sys_tickrate should be set to a value that makes the server respond
quick enough. I normaly have set sys_ticrate somewhere between 200-300.
Setting it higher does not help. I have tried really high values, but
instead got decreased performance and some strange lag even though the CPU
wasn't maxed out.

Even if they are empty 95% of the time, the last 5% may be occupied at the
same time. So you should not run more servers than it can handle at peak.
Overbooking in a gameserver environment is not a good thing. It's
timecritical and needs to be operate smoothly. Its not like a webserver,
where you can wait a couple of extra seconds for the server to respond to
your request.

/Bjorn

On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Gamefuel Support wrote:

 True, but it still depends on what his settings are (tickrate,
 sv_maxrate, etc, etc) and how busy these servers will be. The only way
 to find this out, is to see for yourself what is the max you can squeeze
 out of it (if squeezing the max out of your server is what you want).
 If they are going to be empty 95% of the time, you can run as many as
 your 3GB mem allows you to.

 kama wrote:

 Actually he states that he want to run X amount of 12 slot hlds servers on
 a specific hardware.
 
 I never used amd procs with hlds, so I dont know how many that will fit
 his hardware. But a guess would range from 3 to 6. I run 4 16 player
 servers on dual Xeon 2.4GHz.
 
 /Bjorn
 
 On Mon, 30 Jan 2006, Gamefuel Support wrote:
 
 
 
 If you read the email, that was sent last before this email by Scott
 Pettit, wou will have some indication of what to expect.
 Other then that.. I would think about rephrasing your question if i were
 you. This is like asking: How many potatoes fit in a bag?
 Depends on the size of the potatoes and the bag etc etc.
 
 Jean-Philippe Caron wrote:
 
 
 
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 I'm about to rent a box in chicago (Equinix)
 
 amd athlon64 3500+
 3 gig ram
 linux centos
 
 how many counter-strike server will I be able to run on it
 im talking about 12slot private
 
 or my box specs wont do anything good for game hosting
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