I plan to host a custom basewars (32) slots. I wanted to purchase a VPS/Dedicated server that can run with absolutely no downtime or crashes.
Can anyone recommend what I will need or a package I should go for?
I found that NFO, AOWC, and GS are all not good enough in my opinion.
[url]http://soyoustart.com[/url] are good for dedicated servers.
Thank you for the recommendation but does any one have idea on what type of specs I should be looking for, with flawless gameplay for my 32 slot custom Basewars server. Also how much I should be spending.
soyoustart's cheapest configuration would be the best but then again you don't really need an entire dedicated box just for one server.
[QUOTE=YourStalker;45658583]soyoustart's cheapest configuration would be the best but then again you don't really need an entire dedicated box just for one server.[/QUOTE]
Correct me if im wrong but i think soyustart dont give you a whole machine for that price, its like An OS on an os ( NFO Had a great explanation but i cant find it, Its OSCeption)
Regardless, YourStalker is right if you want to run a smooth server and be able to open more servers without extra cost these guys are probably good for you.
[QUOTE=AIX-Who;45661987]Correct me if im wrong but i think soyustart dont give you a whole machine for that price, its like An OS on an os ( NFO Had a great explanation but i cant find it, Its OSCeption)[/QUOTE]
-> Virtual machines
Yeah, VPS, or Virtual Private Server, which is simply a server with smaller severs in Virtual Machines.
I don't think you need that much computing power for a Garry's Mod server but more into RAM is the focus.
A garry's mod server only uses 700 mb's of ram though. Or around that.
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I don't think you need that much computing power for a Garry's Mod server but more into RAM is the focus.[/QUOTE]
Quite the opposite, actually.
Look for a host that runs high end dedicated servers that don't stuff servers on them and who have a reliable network if you just need one server.
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