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ARK SERVER BENCHMARKS

Check your results against the rest of the world…

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INFORMATION

This Ark mod is used to measure server performance through some standardised
testing. This mod is a map so that the variance between different Ark maps can
be ignored.


METRICS


VERSION

This will state which version the benchmark test is currently at to allow you to
confidantly compare based on version number, if any changes are made to the mod
which would affect how metrics are calculated then the version number in the
results will increment.


BENCHMARK

Official is currently the only type of benchmark coded into the mod, however if
at a later date more specific benchmarks are added they will have their own
description here.


SERVER NAME

The Text name you applied to your server, as with everything Ark, special
characters might not work too well.


SFPS

The Server FPS is measured every second for the duration of the benchmark and
then averaged, the result is given as a percentage of 30 SFPS. 10,000 custom
creatures are spawned during this benchmark, they are programmed not to go into
stasis and instructued to poop a lot (It wouldn’t Ark if there wasn’t poop
involved) to stress the system.


WRITE

The mod creates a SaveGameObject and times how long it takes for that object to
be saved to disk. The result is given as a percentage against a target time.


KILL

The benchmark loops through each creature to call a function within the creature
BP to kill the creature, this process adds considerable load to the server due
to death animations and ragdolls. The result is given as a percentage against a
target time.


TIME

The total time it takes to complete the benchmark process against the time it
should take expressed as a percentage.


OVERALL

A weighted average of all scores to give you a percentage score you can use to
compare different hardware and configurations.

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