Chase_wilson

Hi, I am trying to create a The Front server and I am running into a problem where when connecting to the server via Steam it says no game hosts available and doesn't show up in the actual game dedicated server list. The server is being hosted on a dedicated PC that runs various servers via a zero-tier network. I have the correct IPv4 IP for the server and it is set on the config file for the server along with all of the appropriate ports being opened for the server to run. When I try and connect via Steam the server gets a ping and tries to respond but doesn't seem to successfully return. config file: @echo off start "TheFront" "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Steam CMD\steamapps\common\The Front Dedicated Server\ProjectWar\Binaries\Win64\TheFrontServer.exe" ProjectWar_Start?DedicatedServer?MaxPlayers=100 -server -game -log -ConfigServerName="Techsavy" -EnableParallelCharacterMovementTickFunction -EnableParallelCharacterTickFunction -UseDynamicPhysicsScene -fullcrashdumpalways -Game.PhysicsVehicle=true -ansimalloc -Game.MaxFrameRate=60 -MaxQueueSize=50 -QueueValidTime=120 -OutIPAddress=10.147.17.28 -UserDir="C:\SteamCMD\TheFront\TheFrontManager\mmg" -ServerName="The Front_231017202217" -QueueThreshold=40 -ServerFightModeType=1 -IsCanSelfDamage=false -IsCanFriendDamage=false -ClearSeverTime="2023-10-17" -Port="5001" -BeaconPort="5002" -ShutDownServicePort="5003" -QueryPort="27015" -SaveWorldInterval=300 -GreenHand=true -SensitiveWords=true -UseACE=true -ServerAdminAccounts="Thisisfilledinwithproperinfo"

So i am helping a friend get stuff of his 20 year old pc which will boot drive detected just that windows is corrupted and i need to know what kind of connection this is and how to adapt it to usb or sata 3 standard

I have an ryzen 7 2700x @4 GHz and a rtx 2070 do you guys think that a dual 2560x1080 monitor setup to much for the card to push for gaming at 75hz Gaming on both

They did say show it is about 5-10% above a 1070Ti which is 24% behind a 1080 according to userbenchmark so ya the only 2070 improvement would be more vram

My opinion the launch of the RTX 2060 is that their was a lot of repeat from the 2070 and 2080/Ti launch showing raytracing performance and then with DLSS, but this time the frames rates were more put out their and from leaks saying it will be a little lower or the same than the 1070 were proving wrong. When it was shown beating a 1070 Ti when at launch the 1070 Ti was not appreciated because of how close it was to the 1080. So we are looking at a 1060 with 1080 performance which if it is on par with what NVIDIA said it will make a gpu market difference for the low end consumer. At least until Amd have their new cards released with mabey 2080 performance for only $250 although this is not confirmed. It would be a promising step forward for amd to take the lower end gpu market again. I am not here to here you guys argue with my option tho and just want to know what your guys thoughts where on the 2060 launch.

I don't know what kind of drive i need to purchase that has better game loads time cause right now i have a 250gb (hdd) external drive that only loads at 30MBps with usb 3.0 and my pc has no more sata ports on the mobo so what is the best way to maintain speed for boot times but keep it under $60 and have at least a 1 Tb of storage

ok thx for the feedback

I am doing a school project and it is to break of the pieces of pc down to the raw materials it is made out of So when ever I will search for what its made of and it just says how NAND flash works and what is it used for so my question to you guys is what are the raw materials used for NAND flash in solid state drives?