Darkrp Lagg problem - Help - Facepunch Forum

I have a server called Aced Gaming AU, When it has 40+ online everyones ping goes up high and the server is using 100% of the cpu and 2gb's of ram. I was told that its bad. How would I fix this? Is this the right config for a 48 slot server? net_maxfilesize 20 sv_minrate 400 sv_maxrate 50700 decalfrequency 8 sv_maxupdaterate 33 sv_minupdaterate 10 sv_maxcmdrate 33 sv_mincmdrate 5 Here is a list of my addons 3d Car Dealer Adv Dupe Agent 47 Skin Anti Prop Kill Assassin Skin M9K Rifles, Smg's, Heavy's DarkRP MoneyPot DarkRP Prevision Tool Darkrpmodification Door Stool Drugz Mod Fading Door Tool Grapplehook Improved Stacker Kevlar Armor Keypad + Cracker Legs Mod MoreULX NLR Death Message Perm Props Pro Lockpick rPrint RT Camera TDM - SVN Pack Textcreen Tool Robber Playermodels Ulib Ulx Ulx Set Utime Ulx tempadduser Ulx warn URS Master Utime, ULX Weight Stool wire-master any help would be greatly appreciated.

What host are you using?

What CPU / Host do you have? Also you have a car dealer, you don't happen to have Photon police cars do you? They cause a lot of lag on populated servers.

[quote]sv_minrate 400 sv_maxrate 50700[/quote] something about these seems wrong, do you really need a "50700" max rate? ive never see nit be that high or arbitrary before

Well could you tell me the right rate then? Also im using Cyrentek << are they good? [editline]16th December 2014[/editline] i have the [url]http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=144415557[/url] Ford Sentry Gun Police Package Cars.

i dunno a specific rate, but I've never seen much higher than 20k/30k, maybe it doesn't even do what I think it does, then it doesnt even matter is the server on a VPS or a dedicated server? edit: nvm looks like a GSP, i dunno then, you're sort of trusting in them that they're hosting their servers well (might not be their fault though)

Bump?

If you are using a GSP (Game server provider) - this is kind of to be expected. It's usually tolerable, albeit unpleasant, however, if you find it unacceptable, you might want to invest in a dedicated server.