My computer

03/02/2009 10:33 daniellook#1
Hey guys i was wondering, how many clients i can run..
I tested 5 still no lag, but i dont have more acc's
Can some1 tell me how many i can run with

4gb memory
500 Gb hard disk
Nvidia 8400
03/02/2009 18:04 capdelut#2
well it depends on the server traffic, internet connection , processor, mainboard... they all combine. i`m GUESSING 7-9 to min video setting , (maybe more , but 7-9 for ~smooth gameplay) (in min video).
03/02/2009 20:36 daniellook#3
kk,
Tested 12 xD
Still no lag
03/02/2009 21:13 MasteR-Moo#4
Quote:
Originally Posted by capdelut View Post
well it depends on the server traffic, internet connection , processor, mainboard... they all combine. i`m GUESSING 7-9 to min video setting , (maybe more , but 7-9 for ~smooth gameplay) (in min video).
Not really the server traffic, he asked what he could run with his SETTINGS, has nothing to do with sro traffic..
But beside that you kinda told the truth, although I would say with his 4GIG's, which determine the amount of clients he could run I'd say about 10-15, but just buy sBot and go clientless, there is no use in having 10~15 Clients on imo..

So I would say: 10~15 ! (Low settings ofc)
03/03/2009 06:57 daniellook#5
kk thnx 4 your help ^^
03/03/2009 07:10 TheBlueberry#6
Well, usually, after the first client is Open, subsequent clients don't take much more memory(As sprite, scripts and etc are already loaded.). So it'd depend much more on your processing power and and your network capabilitie. Press Ctr+Alt+Del to bring the Task Manager, go in Performance and then on Resource Monitor. You'll see Cpu, Network and Memory, just start one client and add a few more and see how much more it takes. Then you'll be able to guess what your max would be. (Altough i would recommend keeping your CPU usage below 75%, to prevent lag or disconnect from processing spikes.)

Edit: How dumb of me, I forgot to mention, for Network utilisation refer to the Kbps showed and compare it to your provider offered speed, the % that it give is Network utilisation of your Network Card capabilitie who is probably much higher than you're Internet speed.