For some time now we were renting a server at a GSP and we took the step to go dedicated because of a few reasons but the for this reason in particular .
We have a modded Overpoch server and when we hit around 25 to 20 players the lagg just kicks in and server load fps drops under 5 .
So happy we were when we got a box and we now installed it all (Box specs Intel® i5-4590 (Quad-Core, 4x 3,7 Ghz) 2 x 2 TB (7,200 rpm, 64 MB Cache) 1,000 Mbit/s Server 2012 R2 Standard )
Server is running and we made a copy of our database (around 17.000 rows total) and it still runs like crap , with 2 people online server load fps drops down to 23 .
Just to test a theory ( database was to big for some people's likings) i ran a test server from my own pc with the exact same files and databas , with 2 people online we get 48 server load fps .
My question comes down to is that box not enough to run a dedicated box with 17.000 rows in the database ?
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Hello all ,
For some time now we were renting a server at a GSP and we took the step to go dedicated because of a few reasons but the for this reason in particular .
We have a modded Overpoch server and when we hit around 25 to 20 players the lagg just kicks in and server load fps drops under 5 .
So happy we were when we got a box and we now installed it all (Box specs Intel® i5-4590 (Quad-Core, 4x 3,7 Ghz) 2 x 2 TB (7,200 rpm, 64 MB Cache) 1,000 Mbit/s Server 2012 R2 Standard )
Server is running and we made a copy of our database (around 17.000 rows total) and it still runs like crap , with 2 people online server load fps drops down to 23 .
Just to test a theory ( database was to big for some people's likings) i ran a test server from my own pc with the exact same files and databas , with 2 people online we get 48 server load fps .
My question comes down to is that box not enough to run a dedicated box with 17.000 rows in the database ?
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