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low tps while filling world border

compieter-gh opened this issue ยท 4 comments

commented

i have very low tps in my survival server while filling the world border
i have around 8 to 10 tps and i have 2 gb ram assinged to the survival server
do you have any solution to this or do i just have to wait for it to finnish.

Specs:
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz, 4 cores
8 GB Ram
ubuntu server 18.04.5
java 8 jdk

commented

first i did it at default but later i tried higher (100) and it did not change much to my feeling
i think it is the core 2 quad that's holding me back with its single core performance
that one core from my survival is at 100%

20:53:07 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 42 more chunks processed (364747 total, ~85.4%) (free mem: 879 MB)
20:53:07 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] Saving the world to disk, just to be on the safe side. (free mem: 879 MB)
20:53:12 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 56 more chunks processed (364803 total, ~85.4%) (free mem: 814 MB)
20:53:17 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 40 more chunks processed (364843 total, ~85.4%) (free mem: 689 MB)
20:53:22 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 38 more chunks processed (364881 total, ~85.4%) (free mem: 867 MB)
20:53:27 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 41 more chunks processed (364922 total, ~85.4%) (free mem: 527 MB)
20:53:33 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 39 more chunks processed (364961 total, ~85.5%) (free mem: 669 MB)
20:53:38 [INFO] Survival > [WorldBorder] [Fill] 295 more chunks processed (365256 total, ~85.5%) (free mem: 538 MB)

commented

Well, higher than default Fill frequency will of course definitely cause more and more of a hit to server performance, and can even potentially make world generation slower rather than faster if it gets too overloaded, or cause other problems.

commented

thanks it's finally done with generating it took a few hours

commented

If you want it to have less performance impact and slower world generation speed, specify a lower frequency with the Fill command.

Out of curiosity, did you specify a higher frequency than default when you ran the Fill command, or did you leave it at the default frequency (20)?