was a fair bit faster, but that's comparative, it's not right

:-/

Is it definitely all 64-bit, or does allocating 3GB mean it's doing lots of swap disking?

Would definitely try setting it to same, and also double-checking that there's no other changes.

Back to old settings, back to old JVM (was running on the 64bit JVM), and it's just as bad.

 

What. The. Fuck.

I was going to say before you did the new Windows install you should probably do it on a different drive/partition so you could revert back :$

Shut up.

I have been having problems playing singleplayer as well, is it possible this could be a minecraft thing?

Was it running OK last night?

 

I'm struggling to even log in from my laptop now, getting a timeout (took too long to connect).

 

The PC is sitting at 2% CPU usage, nothing else running.

 

Drrrrr.

What kind of problems?

Singleplayer is OK for me.

 

This is really odd.

ah - I rebooted my Pc and now singleplayer is fine, sorry

:(

 

Anyone else got any ideas to try?

jake is logged into the server now and has no lag at all

HHHHHHHhmmmm.

 

Caer was saying someting similar.

 

Are chunks loading propperly for him?

If it's not yet fixed itself, try making a new world and see if that runs any better.

seemed to take a while for it to all settle, had 3-4 goes at 'dropping into place' but then it was working well - untill his brother asked to borow the laptop and jake left

do you think it could be too much data?
someone walked MILES towards the south-west

Nah, I mean that will have some impact but it wouldn't just ramp up like this. It should technically have no/negligible impact because the server is only sending the clients the blocks around them, regardless of where those blocks happen to be. Generating that terrain in the first place will use a lot of CPU etc., but in a way exploring the map prevents that happening so much - it'd be happening all the time on a new map.

I'm just thinking the files got corrupted during the move or something. Or maybe they're just really fragmented (although again that shouldn't ramp up this quick either). It's unlikely but if everything else on the PC is running fine then those files become suspect.

Did you try single player on that same PC kos? If that's fine then maybe shut the server off and point single player at the multiplayer world - rule out problems with the files.

Does this seem more like a file thing or a networking thing?

Just to add another report - very slow here too, not loading all of the blocks ( I fell out of my cave :C )

I can't even connect to it now, have you taken it down?