1 player = 4kb/s
12 players = 40-45kb/s
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I'm thinking about going colo with my dual xeon. It would be on a 2meg connection.
The company doing the colo says this will easily accomodate 80 players in CS. One of
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Maths, its a skill for life!!
2Meg Connection usually means 2 Megabit
b is for bit
B is for Byte
Do not forget it!
Now for the rocket science maths!
2 Megabits = 2000Kbits/s
2000 / 8 = 250KiloBytes/Second
Assuming it is a Symetrical connection 2Mb Up
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Its a dual xeon John.
So unless he has less than 512MB of RAM his Connection is going to be his
limiting factor!
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Its a dual xeon John.
So unless he has less than 512MB of RAM his Connection is going to be his
limiting factor!
What are the complete system specs?
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The company doing the colo says this will easily accomodate 80 players in CS.
I have two CS servers, one 22 player and one 12 player. When the
servers are full traffic is 124KB outbound. A 2Mb line (as described by
Whisper) will max at 250KB. Well double my player count
2 Mbps = 2048kbps != 2000kbps
Dave
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LMAO! I was going to post the same thing!
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2 Mbps = 2048kbps != 2000kbps
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2 Mbps = 2048kbps != 2000kbps
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Actually, no, because you're talking about bits not bytes.
1Mbit = 1000kbit
1MByte = 1024kByte
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Actaully both are right, but Dave is up to date.
http://www.atvci.net/bitsandbytes.html
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Actaully both are right, but Dave is up to date.
http://www.atvci.net/bitsandbytes.html
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10 Megabits = 10,000,000 bits / Second.
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10 Megabits = 10,000,000 bits / Second.
This is Networking, not Programming or Server Administration.
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Click the link, It explains it. The new definition is 1024 instead of 1000,
just like Class A B C addresses naming is the old way, CIDR is the new
definition. You learn
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So we are just going to redefine what the actual speeds are for 10Mbit,
100Mbit, 1Gbit and 10Gbit Network speeds are we??
I guess you will want to have to a chat to IEEE about that first!
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Click the link, It explains it. The new definition is 1024 instead of
1000,
just like Class A B C addresses naming is the old way, CIDR is the new
definition. You learn the correct terminology and what the standard is
today, not yesterday.
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Don't ask me, It is confusing and crazy that all these different
organizations can't agree.
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Now why
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