DukeSoft
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Hey everyone,
I couldn't find much information about this subject so I decided to post my question here.
I'm working on a multiplayer shooter game, and would like to have some default servers setup for the game. I've ordered a VPS with 2 Intel Xeon cores @ 2.4ghz.
I decided to do a little test run - the game itself runs at 600fps on my i7 7700k + 1060 card. After installing DX, it runs at 2fps on the Windows Server 2016 instance.
Obviously I haven't disabled any audio / drawing / shader stuff yet (which I will) but 2 fps concerns me. I'd expect at least 60. The server has no graphics card (I'm assuming) so I'm hoping the performance will be better. Will update the thread as i'm working on it.
My question is basically - are there people familiar with running GM based servers? How was your performance?
I'm thinking maybe for now I'll have to stick with a desktop PC i'll leave on - or maybe write a dedicated server in another language (will take a lot of time, but well).
I'd love to hear about your experiences and i'm all ears for other ideas!
I couldn't find much information about this subject so I decided to post my question here.
I'm working on a multiplayer shooter game, and would like to have some default servers setup for the game. I've ordered a VPS with 2 Intel Xeon cores @ 2.4ghz.
I decided to do a little test run - the game itself runs at 600fps on my i7 7700k + 1060 card. After installing DX, it runs at 2fps on the Windows Server 2016 instance.
Obviously I haven't disabled any audio / drawing / shader stuff yet (which I will) but 2 fps concerns me. I'd expect at least 60. The server has no graphics card (I'm assuming) so I'm hoping the performance will be better. Will update the thread as i'm working on it.
My question is basically - are there people familiar with running GM based servers? How was your performance?
I'm thinking maybe for now I'll have to stick with a desktop PC i'll leave on - or maybe write a dedicated server in another language (will take a lot of time, but well).
I'd love to hear about your experiences and i'm all ears for other ideas!