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  1. TheBamse

    Today I changed

    TheBamse replied to strayshadow's topic in DayZ Mod General Discussion

    hint to the owner of dayzstories.com .... plz do the text block a bit wider. Most computer users are using 16:9/10-screen nowadays. There is no reason at all for making the text block that slim :) @OP: Nice story, well done :D
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    Want to host a DayZ Server? Read in here.

    TheBamse replied to Antipop (DayZ)'s topic in Mod Servers & Private Hives

    Andrew: awesome answer. Thanks a bunch. I'll see what my boss allows me to do :)
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    Want to host a DayZ Server? Read in here.

    TheBamse replied to Antipop (DayZ)'s topic in Mod Servers & Private Hives

    I will need to stay in line asking about general specs on running a server. We are decommisioning quite a lot of HP DL380/360 G5's at work at the moment and the better part are either a single Xeon (4 cores) 2.833GHz or dual Xeon (4 cores) 2.00GHz. All servers are running atleast 4x 146GB SAS-drives and minimum 8GB RAM. We also have a 1000/1000 fibre with a separate backup 100/100 fibre so bandwidth is not an issue. Of the two server specs above, what would or should work best in a 40-50 slot server configuration?
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