A bunch of people have been asking more specifics about the server, so figured would put some more detail here. If you know of a better deal or have comments then either post in here or contact a host.
We are currently running a
Intel Xeon E3 1245 @3.4ghz
Windows Server 2008
32Gb ram
2 x 128gb SSDs with 500gb network drive
100Mbps bandwidth
other things! Probably.
Oh it is situated in northern france too
Our server, K19-III, what is it?
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Re: Our server, K19-III, what is it?
I talked to Snippers about what 1Tac is using, and they're using:
He's recommended this configuration from a German host.
You're looking at higher clocks, higher IPC, same thread/core config and much faster DMI on the CPU side. 2x256 GB SSDs in RAID1, faster network adapter. Backup space is lower - but i don't know how much we use. There's also 64GB of DDR4, and while I don't think we need that much for Arma, the bandwidth boost should help.
I guess you'll be able to customize it (I don't know), maybe trade RAM for storage or something - like this configuration from the same guys.
It's 46.41 EU per month, or 556.92 EU for a year. That's £421 including taxes. Add 94 EU for installation charges, and you're still under £500. (EDIT: +25 EU per month for Windows Server - thanks intel64gamer)
Compare:
Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1245 (8M Cache, 3.30 GHz)
Intel® Core™ i7-6700 Processor (8M Cache, up to 4.00 GHz)
p.s. newer SATA interface and PCH too.
for EU 50/month, or 600 per year. That's way better than what we're using.i7 4770, 32gb of Ram, 1gigabit connection (200mbit guranateed)
He's recommended this configuration from a German host.
You're looking at higher clocks, higher IPC, same thread/core config and much faster DMI on the CPU side. 2x256 GB SSDs in RAID1, faster network adapter. Backup space is lower - but i don't know how much we use. There's also 64GB of DDR4, and while I don't think we need that much for Arma, the bandwidth boost should help.
I guess you'll be able to customize it (I don't know), maybe trade RAM for storage or something - like this configuration from the same guys.
It's 46.41 EU per month, or 556.92 EU for a year. That's £421 including taxes. Add 94 EU for installation charges, and you're still under £500. (EDIT: +25 EU per month for Windows Server - thanks intel64gamer)
Compare:
Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1245 (8M Cache, 3.30 GHz)
Intel® Core™ i7-6700 Processor (8M Cache, up to 4.00 GHz)
p.s. newer SATA interface and PCH too.
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Re: Our server, K19-III, what is it?
Do we really need Windows Server? Doesn't the dedicated server work for linux equally well?
But in case we really need it I could provide a key and ISO for Windows Server 2012 R2 (Datacenter or Standard or Essential), since I got a few of them.
But in case we really need it I could provide a key and ISO for Windows Server 2012 R2 (Datacenter or Standard or Essential), since I got a few of them.
Re: Our server, K19-III, what is it?
These babies come with licenses ![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
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