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I have 3 servers, configured, with a print screen:

Note: All three are Dell PowerEdge 2950's.

They differ in generation (I, II, III).

- http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/screenshot20120822at103.png/

- http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/594/screenshot20120822at103.png/

- http://imageshack.us/f/18/screenshot20120822at115.png/

My Internet Speed:

Down: 40MB/s

Up: 4MB/s

My question:

Which server will work best,and will they be able to host:

24/7, 10-15 players.

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I have 3 servers, configured, with a print screen:

Note: All three are Dell PowerEdge 2950's.

They differ in generation (I, II, III).

- http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/screenshot20120822at103.png/

- http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/594/screenshot20120822at103.png/

- http://imageshack.us/f/18/screenshot20120822at115.png/

My Internet Speed:

Down: 40MB/s

Up: 4MB/s

My question:

Which server will work best,and will they be able to host:

24/7, 10-15 players.

10-15 players yeah, but I'd say that'll be your limit because of the shitty 4Mbit upstream. You can put up more player slots but it'll be laggy. It's a matter of quality vs. quantity. Any of those systems can handle more than that so I'd say go for the cheapest one.

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So which of the three servers is the best to use for this?

The $314.99. Like I said, your shitty upstream bandwidth will be the bottleneck so it doesn't matter which one you get. Now, if you're planning on upgrading your internet, that's a different story.

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