Author Topic: Kalphiter - Dedicated Servers  (Read 12813 times)

You mean people have actually payed for those servers? :cookieMonster:

Paid for which, 256MB? Yes.
512MB? Yes.
768MB? Yes.
1024MB? Yes.

The home computer is where it fails, if you would like to I can give you the IP address of a 256MB server.
What's the difference?

I was playing locally (on a separate PC), and ended all processes on the PC the server was hosted on.

I know how to use a computer.

What's the difference?

I was playing locally (on a separate PC), and ended all processes on the PC the server was hosted on.

I know how to use a computer.

I can play on one of my servers with 256MB of RAM with 3 players with no lag at all. Just because your local that dosen't mean it's supposed to be perfect, for instance, processors and other key components are critical too.

I can play on one of my servers with 256MB of RAM with 3 players with no lag at all. Just because your local that dosen't mean it's supposed to be perfect, for instance, processors and other key components are critical too.
Meanwhile, when I opened task manager, the minecraft server's memory usage was exceeding my RAM.

Meanwhile, when I opened task manager, the minecraft server's memory usage was exceeding my RAM.

Your physical RAM or the set RAM?


http://www.google.ca/search?tbm=isch&hl=en&source=hp&biw=1536&bih=956&q=RAM&gbv=2&aq=f&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=

I was asking whether or not the number was over how much you set, or how much you have.

EXAMPLE:

Server/Computer has 24GB RAM.

You devoted 512MB of RAM using:

java -Xincgc -Xmx512M -jar craftbukkit.jar (For Bukkit)
or
java -Xincgc -Xmx512M -jar minecraft_server.jar
or
You used the GUI, which is a horrible way of hosting.

THEN:

Your process went over either:

A. Your physical RAM: 24GB
B. Your set RAM: 512MB

You get it, can you please tell me which one it is now?

A. Your physical RAM: 24GB
B. Your set RAM: 512MB

24GB of RAM?

24GB of RAM?

A lot of servers have 24GB of RAM, it's a very common number.

However, let's say you had a home computer with 2GB of RAM.

A lot of servers have 24GB of RAM, it's a very common number.

However, let's say you had a home computer with 2GB of RAM.

You said that you're server packages offered 256MB packages.



You said that you're server packages offered 256MB packages.

With the server package, you don't get the whole server, you get a server running on our servers.

With the server package, you don't get the whole server, you get a server running on our servers.
We must go deeper.

With the server package, you don't get the whole server, you get a server running on our servers.

Chrono's PC was acting as a server with 512MB of RAM and had issues with three people, and you claim your server can run it just fine with 256MB of RAM.