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[HELP] Freeze Players :S


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come good posting several bugs were fixed Console I'm glad.

 

is that after 4 hours the server begins to freeze the players and see what happens on the pc is that java.exe process uses 36% cpu and then drops to 1% when the players return to normal, but this every 5 seconds is to say that this happens consistently after 4 hours, give it a restart and to normal for about 4 more hours.

 

Here I leave some pictures to take

 

 

java-123217.jpg

Link: http://imageshack.us/f/263/javaj.jpg

 

 

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Link: http://imageshack.us/f/687/cpuusagel.jpg

 

I hope you can tell me what the problem.

 

info

reinstall the jdk with the latest update.

 

I have optimized the settings,

 

my.ini optimized, and so on.

 

Used: L2jServer Hi5 Last Rev.

CPU: AMD X4 2.30Ghz (QuadCore)

16GB RAM

x2HD 1500GB

100MB/100MB Upstream Downstream

 

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