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Q6600 2.4 - 6gbs - Few Questions. [RESOLVED]
#1
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4 Ghz
6 Gb DDR2 Ram

I've just purchased this computer off of ebay. Now, i'm thinking about sending the server to a data center. colostore.com says that:

"Colocate your desktop/tower server or up to 4U's of space for your rack mount server, over 2000GB of transfer and up to 2 amps of power."

The server i purchased : http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=130296009917

Will i be able to send my computer over to the datacenter without having any problems.. 4U enough space for my tower?

Also with my setup how many slots am i looking at for 66 tick running fairly well. The computer comes with Windows Vista 64 Bit w/ S1. I hear that you can get 1,000 FPS with Windows Vista.. is this true or not? Or am i better off getting XP.. or purchasing wserver03/08.

Thank you.
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#2
You bought a desktop, they colo by the U.
You would need to build the server into a 1U case.
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#3
"Colocate your desktop/tower server or up to 4U's of space for your rack mount server, over 2000GB of transfer and up to 2 amps of power."

It wouldn't work out?
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#4
You need a rack mount server.
That box isn't mountable, is it?
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#5
I'm not quite sure what mountable means, it's just a normal tower. If anything i could buy a 1U case, and put the parts in there?
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#6
It is not that simple, 1U cases need special server hardware to fit in those specific cases. Also it is cheaper to colo a 1U case than a desktop.
Ryan White
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#7
ok, i understand.. but what colostore.com was offering accurate? Would i be able to send in my desktop?
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#8
I think you should be able to colocate that box, they hold it in cages rather than rackmounting desktops.
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#9
I checked their website, they do offer tower colo.
Therefore, you should be able to host with them.
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#10
Ok thank you Mooga.

Now with Windows Vista 64 bit... will i be able to achieve 1,000 FPS? Also is there problems installing SRCDS on vista.. if not i'll just run XP.

Also how many slots @ 66 tic am i looking at here?
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#11
If your motherboard has an option for HPET to be enabled, then yes, you can run 1000fps
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#12
having hosted servers on vista, and xp, id say the best option would be linux Toungue its also free
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#13
True, linux uses much less resources. Wink
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#14
True but i'll have 6 gigs of ram. I've never used Linux before, so it'd be quite a hard time for me to figure things out.
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#15
Linux really isn't that hard... I started with linux half a week ago (Ubuntu server, mostly the same as Debian), and I already know how to recompile and modify kernels. I also have HLDS and SRCDS installed and fully configured.

Try it. Big Grin

If you have 6gb ram, you need a 64bit OS right? I don't know if Debian or Ubuntu is 64bit.
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