Following http://forums.srcds.com/viewtopic/8596, the server upgrades to a phenom X4 2.6GHZ with 4gb DDR2 ram. Here are what we have done so far:
When the server operates under Ubuntu 7.xx, fps was bound to 100 when idle and drops to 15 or lower when there are 25 players. I heard that there are commands to enable multithreaded computation like mat_queue_mod, r_sse2, etc.. and commands like r_sse2,r_3dnow could not be enabled. I wonder if I need to reinstall the server to enable them? (I downloaded the srcds_i486 when the server is still using Sempron) Or would they help at all?
After upgrading the Ubuntu to 8.04, the generic kernel gives 1000fps when empty, and the performance while there are some players are not yet known (not yet tested ... server is empty @ morning ). I need the server fps goes above 100-150 and that s all, 1000fps is not my objective. I prefer less CPU utilization, stable FPS and more servers.
So my questions are:
1.Would those multithreaded commands help at all? Do I need to re-install the server again for an appropriate srcds executable?
2.janne emphasized linux-rt, did anybody compare different kernels with the rt one?
When the server operates under Ubuntu 7.xx, fps was bound to 100 when idle and drops to 15 or lower when there are 25 players. I heard that there are commands to enable multithreaded computation like mat_queue_mod, r_sse2, etc.. and commands like r_sse2,r_3dnow could not be enabled. I wonder if I need to reinstall the server to enable them? (I downloaded the srcds_i486 when the server is still using Sempron) Or would they help at all?
After upgrading the Ubuntu to 8.04, the generic kernel gives 1000fps when empty, and the performance while there are some players are not yet known (not yet tested ... server is empty @ morning ). I need the server fps goes above 100-150 and that s all, 1000fps is not my objective. I prefer less CPU utilization, stable FPS and more servers.
So my questions are:
1.Would those multithreaded commands help at all? Do I need to re-install the server again for an appropriate srcds executable?
2.janne emphasized linux-rt, did anybody compare different kernels with the rt one?