Thought I should make a follow-up post to my last video regarding the state Minecraft's oldest server, Minecraft Online.
A few days ago, MCO has finally updated their hardware! After playing on the server for a while with this new hardware, I can immediately tell that it has made a significant improvement in server performance. Although the server still doesn't run at 20TPS even with only 10 players online, and the new hardware specs isn't what was originally promised from my donation, I can confirm that the server is mostly playable again.
I'm not sure if it was my video that sparked this change, but if it was, I'm glad it did.
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Thought I should make a follow-up post to my last video regarding the state Minecraft's oldest server, Minecraft Online.
A few days ago, MCO has finally updated their hardware! After playing on the server for a while with this new hardware, I can immediately tell that it has made a significant improvement in server performance. Although the server still doesn't run at 20TPS even with only 10 players online, and the new hardware specs isn't what was originally promised from my donation, I can confirm that the server is mostly playable again.
I'm not sure if it was my video that sparked this change, but if it was, I'm glad it did.
Link to MCO's hardware specs (scroll down to "Resolute"): minecraftonline.com/wiki/Hardware
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