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[QUOTE=Robotboy655;44554607]Add more ram to your server PC.[/QUOTE]
I Have the RAM dude, But the server doesn't USE it, How can i let the server exactly USE that RAM?
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I Have the RAM dude, But the server doesn't USE it, How can i let the server exactly USE that RAM?[/QUOTE]
It does use the RAM. Only utilizes one core though unless you know how to force multi-threading.
SRCDS is a 32 bit process; What that means is that it can only use 4gb of any amount of ram.
First, open up your shell terminal, or VNC client if you control your box that way.
Then use Lynx or another browser to go to
[url]www.downloadmoreram.com[/url]
Follow the site's instructions and you're good to go
Do you have shell access?
[QUOTE=TylerB;44557540]Do you have shell access?[/QUOTE]
Ok, Lets say if the server is "Self-Hosted" which is kind of like RDP (Dedicated computer{8GB})
For example.
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[QUOTE=MrSkeleton33;44563901]Ok, Lets say if the server is "Self-Hosted" which is kind of like RDP (Dedicated computer{8GB})
For example.[/QUOTE]
How about this, How to make the server 64bit?
[QUOTE=MrSkeleton33;44563901]How about this, How to make the server 64bit?[/QUOTE]
You recompile the server from source code targeting x64.
[QUOTE=cartman300;44564402]You recompile the server from source code targeting x64.[/QUOTE]
"Where do I get the source code for GMod srcds?"
What are you running to make SRCDS use 4GB+ of RAM?
[QUOTE=code_gs;44556948]It does use the RAM. Only utilizes one core though unless you know how to force multi-threading.[/QUOTE]
Do you know how I can run two servers on individual cores? Debian
[QUOTE=Sjokomelk;44573342]Do you know how I can run two servers on individual cores? Debian[/QUOTE]
Set the affinity of the processors. However even though the server isn't "multi-core" compatible, lower-end hardware/firmware processes things quicker for applications when the affinity is more than one. If you have a quad, set each to use 2.
[QUOTE=Acecool;44574047]Set the affinity of the processors. However even though the server isn't "multi-core" compatible, lower-end hardware/firmware processes things quicker for applications when the affinity is more than one. If you have a quad, set each to use 2.[/QUOTE]
I don't understand much of what you was saying, I run it in virtual machine, do you have any guides or place where I can read more about this subject?
If it's windows, check this out: [url]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/827754/how-to-set-processor-affinity-from-batch-file-for-windows-xp[/url]
Basically start /affinity 2 srcds.exe ----rest of arguments for srcds.exe
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Earlier in the thread I said that I host my server on debian, but thank you for the link.
Here's one for Debian: [url]http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/setting-processor-affinity-certain-task-or-process.html[/url]
[video]http://youtube.com/watch?v=wsO-Td0hqXo[/video]
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