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I have plans to build a server with the following specs.
A64 3200+ Socket 939
1024MB DDR400
80Gb 7200Rpm Sata
Running a 2.6 Kernal
Connected via 100Mbit link
I was hoping to be able to run 3 16 player CS Source server on this.
Also hoped to run Teamspeak server and Manimod.
Is 1GB of ram enough to run this? Is it lacking in any other area?
Thanks
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Back in the days of DOD (not source) we were able to play with 16 people on a Dual 1.2, 1GB RAM, and 100MB connection. Anymore than that would cause a significant amount of lag.
In the end, we started leasing servers which perfomed much better.
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10-15-2005, 03:00 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-15-2005, 03:01 AM by cryotek.)
Its connected via 100mbps but are you actually GETTING 100mbit. unless you're on a dedicated connection(more expensive than shared obviously) chances of you getting 100mbps is slim to none, you might get a couple mbps thats pretty much it.
It also depends on the bandwidth, if the bandwidth is cheap, then you'll lag with a few players.
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The National bandwidth shouldn't be a problem and it should be well connected. I don't think I should have a problem getting the ~3Mbit/s to support this many players. My main concern is the hardware config supporting running the number of players.
Server is co-located and connected to a local peering exchange so bandwidth is fairly cheep on this network around all providers so I can't imagine getting the connect speed being a problem.
