Re: RFactor 2
Publié : jeu. 2 juin 2011 09:03
Le site R Factor 2 qui vient d’être maj : http://www.rfactor.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
euuuh non pourquoi? je vais jeter un oeil de temps en temps sur le site des news RF2...Sindor a écrit :héhé toi t'es sur facebook ^^
Franconen a écrit :GT5 sort de ce corps!!
Ayrton a écrit :Sympa la Vid ! Les gaziers qui présentent sont pas des debs non plus.
Reste la date de sortie qui demeure inconnue d'après ce que dit le commentaire.
rFactor 2 – Dedicated Server Requirements Revealed a écrit :Following the general system requirements that were revealed back in September, Image Space Incorporated has now revealed the requirements for dedicated servers that want to run the upcoming rFactor 2 simulation.
Keep in mind that these values are general guide-lines, the requirements depend on the kind of tracks and cars as well as the number of users racing on the server.
Bandwidth:
96 Kbits/sec per user for server populations less than 10
256 Kbits/sec per user for server populations between 10 and 20
768 Kbits/sec per user for server populations between 20 and 30
While this is track and vehicle dependent a user can expect something close to these approximations on:
RAM use:
Approximately 200 MB per server instance for server populations less than 10
Approximately 300 MB per server instance for server populations between 10 and 20
Approximately 400 MB per server instance for server populations between 20 and 30
CPU Usage:
This is also dependent on the server population and number of AI drivers but we would account for at least 250 MHz per server instance and on modern CPU, for example if you have a 2.5 GHz dual core you can run 20 servers (10 per core, 10 * 250 Mhz = 2.5 GHz) on that CPU if you have other requirements mentioned above meet. Floating point unit required.
rFactor 2 will introduce various improvements to the modding-friendly simulation including weather, driver animations and a refined graphics engine alongside plenty of current and historic motor racing content. In a recent blog, ISI’s Tim Wheatley hinted at an upcoming public beta phase for the title.
Traduction d'un spécialiste serveur, Momo, MG ? c'est bien ou non ?YodaWin a écrit :Les spécifications du dedicated pour rFactor2rFactor 2 – Dedicated Server Requirements Revealed a écrit :Following the general system requirements that were revealed back in September, Image Space Incorporated has now revealed the requirements for dedicated servers that want to run the upcoming rFactor 2 simulation.
Keep in mind that these values are general guide-lines, the requirements depend on the kind of tracks and cars as well as the number of users racing on the server.
Bandwidth:
96 Kbits/sec per user for server populations less than 10
256 Kbits/sec per user for server populations between 10 and 20
768 Kbits/sec per user for server populations between 20 and 30
While this is track and vehicle dependent a user can expect something close to these approximations on:
RAM use:
Approximately 200 MB per server instance for server populations less than 10
Approximately 300 MB per server instance for server populations between 10 and 20
Approximately 400 MB per server instance for server populations between 20 and 30
CPU Usage:
This is also dependent on the server population and number of AI drivers but we would account for at least 250 MHz per server instance and on modern CPU, for example if you have a 2.5 GHz dual core you can run 20 servers (10 per core, 10 * 250 Mhz = 2.5 GHz) on that CPU if you have other requirements mentioned above meet. Floating point unit required.
rFactor 2 will introduce various improvements to the modding-friendly simulation including weather, driver animations and a refined graphics engine alongside plenty of current and historic motor racing content. In a recent blog, ISI’s Tim Wheatley hinted at an upcoming public beta phase for the title.
Pffff eux aussi ils se lancent là-dedansrFactor 2 comes with an online account system providing matchmaking & updates. It’s free for the first 12 months after purchase and a paid service after that.