So far I didn't have much trouble with high vars, but I guess a slow HDD
would only
become relevant if the server has to swap (in case there's not enough RAM).
Afaik the var shows the std. deviation of the servers frametime, so i
guess the most likely thing to check is the cpu load.
Are you running at 64 or 128 ticks?
Greetings
Kevin
Am 30.08.2014 23:50, schrieb csgo clan:
Thanks for the input Dennis, does anyone else have any input?
On Saturday, August 30, 2014 7:33 AM, Dennis Midjord
<[email protected]> wrote:
I've never really had any problems with high vars, so this is just a
pure guess.
The main reason that you have a high var is because you're CPU is too
slow (and probably also has something to do with how it handles single
threads?). However, your server's var would probably also be affected
if the HDD is transfering too slowly, or if there's not enough free RAM.
Feel free to correct me
Den 30-08-2014 kl. 04:24 skrev csgo clan:
Hi guys, I am wondering what effects the var on a dedicated server?
Is it the CPU or RAM that has an effect on the var. So for instance,
if a SRCDS net_graph shows a high var, what would be causing it to be
high? What cvars or variables such as cmdrate should I change to get
a stable var?
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