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07-19-2011, 02:43 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-19-2011, 02:44 AM by Mike.)
Hi,
I'm thinking of setting up a 24 slot DM server in CS:S.
Would a 25/5 (down/up) Mbit connection be able to handle it or not?
The hardware is not important. If it can't what is the max players i can host with the maximum quality. I already know that i can host 24 players without dm (i think... was told that in another post).
Also, please post the recommended maxrate,minrate,updaterate,cmdrate things.
Thanks,
Mike
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I'd imagine that you should be fine running just 24 slots. But it might start stressing your connection especially if you plan to do anything else on your home connection. I would think the standard 66 rates would be just fine as long as you don't plan on doing much else on the connection, but that's just my opinion.
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Well, i do plan playing on the connection (not on the same computer ofc) and maybe chat with a few friends via Skype. What about maxrate and minrate?
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Just play with the rates, how often do you even think your server would get a full server anyway?
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For rates, I would suggest sv_minrate 12000 (keeps dialup users off), and sv_maxrate of 25000. Great overall rates. If you are experiencing choke/packet loss with higher players, play with the rates a bit. And as long as you don't download donkey porn or anything like that, youll be fine just "surfing" the net.
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Alright. Thanks a lot.
@CentralFrag i'd imagine it to be full atleast 2 hours a day, maybe more :p
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Well even if you're uploading huge files etc., there's still QoS for that.