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My VPS is this
Eight core: Raw horsepower for Numerous servers or applications.
Eight full, dedicated HT CPU cores (Nehalem or better)
8192 MB of RAM
800 GB of hard drive space
8000 GB of bandwidth transfer InterNAP
Windows Server 2008 R2
I have the "srcdsfpsboost.exe" Operating

- In due time I explain my problem
Currently I have 28 servers running Cs 1.6 fps and all are at 200 and down to 50,80,100 and is sometimes going up to 1000 but immediately goes back down to 200, 250 would like to know how to solve that problem.
At least that is kept in 800,900,1000 fps

Do not know if I could be the server that failed

- If I did the favor of leaving a link to the server I would descargarme utility

In advance thank you very much.

That is a difficult to view screenshot. It would be best to post a copied-and-pasted text version in the future.

Are you using our default, recommended server.cfg? What sys_ticrate value do you have set?

Does this happen with no plugins enabled?

28 servers is a huge number to be running on the VDS. What is your CPU usage overall? What is the overall memory usage?

For performance reasons, it may be better for you to run the straight console version (-console) of the dedicated server instead of the GUI.

I'll take it into account in the next

I am using a server.cfg that I recommended a friend, and sys_ticrate already tested with 0 and 1000, the result is the same. Yes please let me recommended the server.cfg.

Memory usage is 4.56 GB and the CPU usage is 76%

A question to give priority to the servers would not affect cpu performance?

Wow that is a lot of server usage, I suggest get another VPS or upgrade and go half and half.

the 76% usage is most likely the reason for the lag.

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Good servers are ping and lag
My problem is the fps and had always the well of 200,300 and a few times 1000

And if you rent out a soon to spend some dedicated servers and free up some pc

Your problem is likely due to the high CPU usage, Kropp is correct. Up around the 80% level, typically some rather severe performance effects start happening. Here at NFO, we try to keep machines below around 40% at all times, to ensure predictably smooth operation.

You might also take a look at your plugin load and see if it is part of the problem.

You could run some servers at higher priority than the others if they are more important to you and you want them to have high performance while the others suffer a bit.