Hi all! I own small linux server in my WAN area, but it is unaccessible from internet except from out city, so I suppose has no chance to get access to Server owners lounge, thats because I'm asking your help here.
My server configuration is:
Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB RAM
100 Mbit connection
It is brand new server, so there is no tasks other than bf2 running.
Problem is: I've too low fps even on completely free server.
Here is example:
As you can see it get only 25-26 fps even when there is no players at all! Processor (both cores) load is 0% all the time.
Very strange thing - "o:"-number is constanly raising with no end! Sometimes it stops, and server show normal 34 fps, after 10-15 seconds "o:" number starts raising again,and fps drops back to 25 fps.
What does "o:" number mean? How to prevent it from continiously raising? Any advice will be very helpfull.
My server configuration is:
Intel Core 2 Duo
4 GB RAM
100 Mbit connection
It is brand new server, so there is no tasks other than bf2 running.
Problem is: I've too low fps even on completely free server.
Here is example:
Code:
Battlefield II Dedicated Server v1.1.2963-795.0(x86_64) "simHost BF2 Server" Average FPS: 26 [d:0, o:507] IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Port: 16567 (LAN) Map: dalian_plant Game mode: gpm_cq/16 Mod: bf2 Players: 0/48 (0 r) (0 connecting) Round: 1/2 Status: [playing] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Very strange thing - "o:"-number is constanly raising with no end! Sometimes it stops, and server show normal 34 fps, after 10-15 seconds "o:" number starts raising again,and fps drops back to 25 fps.
What does "o:" number mean? How to prevent it from continiously raising? Any advice will be very helpfull.
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