What do you host your server on?

[Aderic]

My laptop...

[Darkfoxx]

CentOS 5 is the way to go...it's very, very stable. I have a 1U Supermicro that I got for free racked in my company's datacenter. It has a P4 3.2 GHz w/ HT cpu (pseudo dual core) and 2 GB DDR2 533 ram.

[ReLaX]

Most of ours is hosting at a GSP but on linux.

I do play around with srcds on ubuntu, which i think is pretty good for it.

[PAL-18]

Specs for my game server boxes (i have 2):

Intel Core™ i7-2600K (3.4Ghz, Quad Core)
16GB Ram
128GB SSD Hard Drive

I see lots of discussion on Xeon vs Desktop CPU's for game servers and what most don't realize, while Xeon is optimized for a server environment, the desktop CPU's are getting so fast that the speed difference between the CPU types is so low that its not worth paying an extra $1000 for the Xeon.

[koz]

Intel Xeon 2.27GHZ
2GB RAM
200GB HD

I guess you could say those are my specs. I'm hosting my servers from a VPS.

[oldsadman]

i currently host my servers at swisshosters.com (two 24slot tf2 servers)

[DJ Hyper]

I'm currently running af CCS 64 slots server using Windows Server 2012.

[pierce the veil]

my laptop
!5 intel core
nvidia 310
500GB
windows 7

[sgt_shtstarter]

Hosting -
1 stranded
1 darkrp and
1 sandbox.

Windows 7 Pro i7 8GB DDR3 - Raid 10 / 6 - 500GB sata

I wish the trhee servers with users used even 50% of that system. very very happy with my server now.

[ollic]

Two CS:GO servers with 20 slots on Debian 8.

VPS with 2 cores @2.40GHz and 2gb ram.

[PlayYNPTNetwork]

Windows Server 2008 Standard, Pentium 4 with 2GB of RAM lets me host 6 TF2 servers and 2 CS:GO servers
(optimisation is the key)

[hymsan]

Ubuntu 1000hz RT kernel on i7-7700k or i7-6700k