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15 gru 2021 · You can see you have a single CPU near 100%. You have to find the source of the lag (entities, world generation, and so on) and try to resolve the issue. In the first screen is cpu #2, then right is cpu #0, then left down is cpu #1 and then back to cpu #2.
Running on Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB RAM. When I start the the server (latest tag) CPU usage spikes to 100%. I left it running over night and after 8 hours it still hasn't started.
The CPU is what handles the chunk processing so if you're overloading it with chunk requests due to a high render-distance, it will lag. Again, install Paper and use the Spark profiler to really see what's causing your TPS issues.
2 lut 2021 · I'm running into an issue where Windows shows maybe 11% CPU usage, with spikes to 70%, however docker/Vmmem never exceeds ~10% total, but when I go the container stats, I spike from 50-200% CPU usage, and get constant console errors stating:
11 mar 2019 · Sever consumes >1 CPU core with no players present on the game. Behavior persists through restarts and exhibits itself immediately upon startup. Logs and server.properties are attached.
22 gru 2019 · I have an i5 at 3.1 GHz with 8 GB RAM running two Minecraft server instances using the Sun JRE. Since a few days, the servers start showing the familiar "Can't keep up" message; CPU usage per process is at 187%. I've already run the Minecraft Region Fixer, which found no problems.
27 mar 2018 · Online speedtests can sometimes help diagnose connection issues. Weak wifi signal, NAT acceleration, and high load on routers can cause network lag or disconnection issues. Client lag looks like frames-per-second issues. FPS can be seen in-game if you press F3 - left side, second row from the top.
