hey i am planing to buy the 6 core vds and run some csgo servers and one gmod server
how much servers i can run on thie vds ?
i am planing to run atlast 2 retake servers 10 slots 128 tick - dm server 28 slots 128 tick - surf rpg server 64 tick
and one superhero 26 - 28 slots 128 think i think
its will be fine ? its 5 servers + 1 core left
for the gmod its will be darkrp and 46 slots but i will upgrade to the 8 core
its should be fine ?
how much csgo servers i can open on the 6 core vds and on the 8 core vds
can i run 1 gmod server its dark rp 46 slots or 43 ?
thanks !
Few questions about CS:GO
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Re: Few questions about CS:GO
That's always a difficult question to answer, since it varies so much, based on the servers' configurations and the number of players connected. Generally, I recommend that customers start with the minimum package that can support their memory requirements and then upgrade if necessary -- while paying particularly close attention to whether individual CPU cores are being topped out by single processes/threads, because upgrading generally can't help with that.
Large 128 tick servers can be intensive, so this is difficult to say. I'd recommend starting with a small configuration and just running the largest/most intensive server, then expanding from there if it works well.i am planing to run atlast 2 retake servers 10 slots 128 tick - dm server 28 slots 128 tick - surf rpg server 64 tick
and one superhero 26 - 28 slots 128 think i think
its will be fine ? its 5 servers + 1 core left
Having one core per server and an extra core or few (for the OS and smaller game server threads) seems like a reasonable expectation for the final configuration.
Note that with gmod, we usually recommend running with a low tickrate -- most customers choose to do this because game modes can be so intensive and this evens out performance. Garrysmod is generally more forgiving with a low tickrate than fast-twitch games due to the style of play.for the gmod its will be darkrp and 46 slots but i will upgrade to the 8 core
its should be fine ?
For performance reasons (with CS:GO in particular), I'd recommend that you go with a Windows configuration, if you can afford it.
Re: Few questions about CS:GO
thank youEdge100x wrote: ↑Sat Sep 22, 2018 10:03 pmThat's always a difficult question to answer, since it varies so much, based on the servers' configurations and the number of players connected. Generally, I recommend that customers start with the minimum package that can support their memory requirements and then upgrade if necessary -- while paying particularly close attention to whether individual CPU cores are being topped out by single processes/threads, because upgrading generally can't help with that.
Large 128 tick servers can be intensive, so this is difficult to say. I'd recommend starting with a small configuration and just running the largest/most intensive server, then expanding from there if it works well.i am planing to run atlast 2 retake servers 10 slots 128 tick - dm server 28 slots 128 tick - surf rpg server 64 tick
and one superhero 26 - 28 slots 128 think i think
its will be fine ? its 5 servers + 1 core left
Having one core per server and an extra core or few (for the OS and smaller game server threads) seems like a reasonable expectation for the final configuration.
Note that with gmod, we usually recommend running with a low tickrate -- most customers choose to do this because game modes can be so intensive and this evens out performance. Garrysmod is generally more forgiving with a low tickrate than fast-twitch games due to the style of play.for the gmod its will be darkrp and 46 slots but i will upgrade to the 8 core
its should be fine ?
For performance reasons (with CS:GO in particular), I'd recommend that you go with a Windows configuration, if you can afford it.
the gmod will be with low tickrate
and for the csgo server but linux is fine aswell like i should not have any problem with that i will have 1 core left or ?
if i will want to change to windows i will able to do it without the ip change ?
Re: Few questions about CS:GO
You'd be able to change between OSes without losing your IPs. If this is to be a managed VDS, you also wouldn't lose your servers or files (since you can use a special option on the control page for it); if unmanaged, you'd have to back up your files before triggering a wipe.
Re: Few questions about CS:GO
yes i will have managed but can i request database aswell so they will install on my vds ?
because i need it for my servers i want localhost database i dont want to have any connections problem with that so i dont want to buy website its useless and i will buy it the vds on eu
thanks
because i need it for my servers i want localhost database i dont want to have any connections problem with that so i dont want to buy website its useless and i will buy it the vds on eu
thanks
Edge100x wrote: ↑Sat Sep 22, 2018 10:55 pm You'd be able to change between OSes without losing your IPs. If this is to be a managed VDS, you also wouldn't lose your servers or files (since you can use a special option on the control page for it); if unmanaged, you'd have to back up your files before triggering a wipe.
Re: Few questions about CS:GO
We don't support databases on the same OS installation as managed game servers. But, you could get a small unmanaged VDS at the same location to support that, if you'd like. (Or, you could do unmanaged.)