How far do you push your server?

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    How far do you push or have you pushed your server and seen it stay alive? :D

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    m0rtal, Apr 27, 2007 IP
  2. plumsauce

    plumsauce Peon

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    Well I pushed one from the hall to the office here and it seems to be as good as ever :)
     
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    That load is killing your CPU!
     
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    m0rtal Well-Known Member

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    Maybe this will happen?
     
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    That video made me laugh XD How much were they over clocking that?


    Honestly, I never really do anything to strain MY server, but idk about the other ones I use.
     
    D_C, Apr 27, 2007 IP
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    m0rtal Well-Known Member

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    I read somewhere it was a fake video and it blows a hole right through the table so i doubt it's real. I'm sure a cpu could maybe burst but that's just too much heh
     
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    I had a 200Mhz Windows Millenium based server handle over 1 million requests in a single month.

    You can't actually make your CPU run faster than designed by making it do more stuff. The CPU is actually running at 100% with any additional processes waiting in a queue. 80%+ of the workload is idling waiting for the CPU to free up.

    It just means you need to find ways to make things run more efficiently, get a faster CPU or divide the work up between multiple computers.

    Start with figuring out what processes are taking up the most CPU time and see if you can get them to run more efficiently.
     
    KalvinB, Apr 29, 2007 IP