Windows + stable FPS.

[dualcore1289]

not necessarily true, since srcds isnt multi-cored, the best performance is to set each server to a core, since windows will bounce the servers off each core, its actually better performance wise to set it to a core

[Hazz]

Hhhm, well I can't see what else could be giving me unstable fps.

Do you assign your servers to certain cores and get stable fps?

[dualcore1289]

yes. . .

[Hazz]

Hhhmm ok.

Do you do any tweaks on your Windows installation?

[dualcore1289]

indeed. . .

[Hazz]

Lol, do you care to share them and help me out

[Hazz]

I unassigned one of the servers to use one core, the FPS was slightly better however still was dropping to 200 ish every now and again.

BUT, do I need to change all the servers to unassiged to work? (Guessing yes)

EDIT: Noticed something random, the FPS drops still occur if I set the FPS to 300, however it drops much lower. So at 500fps it drops to 200 ish, at 300fps it drops to 50 ish every now and again

[Derek]

You are setting the command line to +fps_max 600 right?

[dualcore1289]

heh, thats odd. i havent had a server drop that much. . .

[Derek]

dualcore1289 Wrote:not necessarily true, since srcds isnt multi-cored, the best performance is to set each server to a core, since windows will bounce the servers off each core, its actually better performance wise to set it to a core

I am not saying it will work all the time. It also has nothing to do if srcds is multi cored or not.

PS. Is there a way to mute a user for you can't see his posts?

[Hazz]

Yes, I have +fps_max 600 in the commandline on my 500fps servers.

I will post back tomorrow with the results of all servers set to unassigned.

[dualcore1289]

never said it would work all the time either, i'm just relaying back to you what i heard here on these forums. . .

P.S. it worked for me. . .

[Hazz]

It didn't work!

Still the same old random fps drop every now and again.

[Hazz]

Actually, the FPS doesn't drop as low...it seems to be dropping to 300ish now when it does.

[dualcore1289]

you will always have a little fps drop. not suppose to be that much however. . .