11-21-2009, 01:14 AM
@ Peter
The config I linked earlier is the default kernel config of Debian 5.0.1, which is 2.6.26-2-amd64 (at least this is the way Hetzner had it after installation).
At the time I measured the very steady 992 FPS stats [ http://www.fpsmeter.org/p,view;29521.html ] (note that it's the premium measurement with 1 second interval) I had CPU scaling enabled. It didn't seem to have any effect on anything. I've got it disabled now because I'm not environmentalist.
The biggest effect on the FPS is SourceTV. It kills the FPS completely and it's spiking very often and in general the FPS varies around 800-950.
I think Ronny's got the same setup that I've got but he's just been unlucky with the measurements. Try again couple times more and you'll end up having the perfect sample (hehe, this is the best way to improve the server, exploiting the meter
).
The config I linked earlier is the default kernel config of Debian 5.0.1, which is 2.6.26-2-amd64 (at least this is the way Hetzner had it after installation).
At the time I measured the very steady 992 FPS stats [ http://www.fpsmeter.org/p,view;29521.html ] (note that it's the premium measurement with 1 second interval) I had CPU scaling enabled. It didn't seem to have any effect on anything. I've got it disabled now because I'm not environmentalist.
The biggest effect on the FPS is SourceTV. It kills the FPS completely and it's spiking very often and in general the FPS varies around 800-950.
I think Ronny's got the same setup that I've got but he's just been unlucky with the measurements. Try again couple times more and you'll end up having the perfect sample (hehe, this is the best way to improve the server, exploiting the meter
).
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