How many players can this hold? -
robert4049 - 30.07.2010
384MB RAM (768Mb Burst), 10Gb Disk Space, 250Gb Transfer (approx 300Mhz guaranteed)
Re: How many players can this hold? -
homerun621 - 30.07.2010
5..?
You need a lot more CPU.
About 1.4 GHz to hold a small sized server.
Plus the ram should be around 800 at LEAST.
This is just for a minimum sized server though.
-Anthony
Re: How many players can this hold? -
Mr187 - 30.07.2010
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Originally Posted by homerun621
5..?
You need a lot more CPU.
About 1.4 GHz to hold a small sized server.
Plus the ram should be around 800 at LEAST.
This is just for a minimum sized server though.
-Anthony
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My server with 300 players online only uses 200MB of ram, So Ram isn't a big issue but the CPU for sure is.
Re: How many players can this hold? -
John_F - 30.07.2010
You really should get more RAM though, 384MB RAM is nothing.
Re: How many players can this hold? -
robert4049 - 30.07.2010
Im not hosting off of it....
Re: How many players can this hold? -
Jakku - 30.07.2010
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Originally Posted by John_F
You really should get more RAM though, 384MB RAM is nothing.
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No. He needs more CPU, not RAM.
384 MB can hold enough players, as Mr187 said.
Re: How many players can this hold? -
Steven82 - 30.07.2010
It's defintly CPU, not ram. Ram doesnt play a big part in this.
Re: How many players can this hold? - WackoX - 30.07.2010
Deppends on a LOT of things:
* How fast is your internet connection.
* What kind of script are you using, does it include MySQL, etc.
* Are you running other processes on that server?
etc. etc.
The gamemode is playing the bigest part, because if you have a bare script (plane) you could even reach about 500 players with that i think.
But on the other hand if you have a really bad scripted gamemode, you cannot take more then 5.
Re: How many players can this hold? -
John_F - 30.07.2010
Yeah well, if he's running an internet browser, SA:MP, etc. WHILE hosting a server, 348MB RAM will short out in no time.
Re: How many players can this hold? -
KingJ - 31.07.2010
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Originally Posted by John_F
Yeah well, if he's running an internet browser, SA:MP, etc. WHILE hosting a server, 348MB RAM will short out in no time.
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Why on earth would he be running an internet browser and SA-MP on a server machine? Due to the fact that the original poster has listed their RAM specification as burstable, i'm assuming this is a VPS - not his primary computer.
384MB is fine for one large-ish server depending how you script it, as others have said. The bandwidth allowance is a little low, but hopefully your provider will let you upgrade if you need to upgrade the bandwidth.