Al wrote:
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Hi
Is this cpu a p4 prescott at all? I have had the same problems with one of these chips
and solved the problem by replacing the cpu with a p4 3.0 HT. You may want to try
running booster_m
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Hi
Is this cpu a p4 prescott at all? I have had the same problems with one of these chips
and solved the problem by replacing the cpu with a p4 3.0 HT. You may want to try
running booster_mm with met
ith a tool like hlsw). Then check the cpu usage. You
may be surprised.
Dave
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Subject: Re: [hlds] Question Concerning Server FPS
David Fenc
David Fencik wrote:
Are you sure that when those dod and ns servers (both of which are
beasts) are full that the "processor is not be tasked at all"?
Do you have hyperthreading enabled? Are your servers loaded with
plugins?
Dave
I would say the chip hits 60-65% when full. Yes hyperthreading is
en
Are you sure that when those dod and ns servers (both of which are
beasts) are full that the "processor is not be tasked at all"?
Do you have hyperthreading enabled? Are your servers loaded with
plugins?
Dave
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Decreasing the FPS via the sys_ticrate will just make a bad situation worse.
If you have CPU to spare, increase it. With the advice of someone on this
list, I run media player to alter the mm timer of Windows. Obviously I
didn't want to leave a locked session, so I simply have it running as a
ser
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