Dedicated Servers

[BikerSk8rKid]

I had a couple friends get them for free and I also heard you can get them for free. I was wondering how I could get one for my clan, tempoary.

[Labec]

Dedicated servers are something that PEER1 and ServerBeach sell.

If you are looking for a sponsored Counter-Strike: Source or 1.6 server - thats a different story... check our FAQ's section for the sponsorship guide.

-Tony

[BikerSk8rKid]

ORIGINAL: Labec

Dedicated servers are something that PEER1 and ServerBeach sell.

If you are looking for a sponsored Counter-Strike: Source or 1.6 server - thats a different story... check our FAQ's section for the sponsorship guide.

-Tony

It's for Condition Zero, all I know is a bunch of friends got them for free. Not in a clan, not part of a clan, not paying, and not in cal or anything, they're kind of new.

I See We are back to copying EVERYTHING the person above you says again bikersk8terkid [:@]

[Labec]

I have no idea what you are talking about. You'll have to clarify.

[Streetbum]

I know you can download the source dedicated server program and set one up. You have to keep the comp running it 24/7 when you plan to use it, and you are unable to play CS on the same comp you are using to run dedicated. Sorry to be a "Party Pooper" mate... They are mostly useful for having some kid in your clan run it whille the rest of you practice.

[fallen1]

ORIGINAL: Streetbum

I know you can download the source dedicated server program and set one up. You have to keep the comp running it 24/7 when you plan to use it, and you are unable to play CS on the same comp you are using to run dedicated. Sorry to be a "Party Pooper" mate... They are mostly useful for having some kid in your clan run it whille the rest of you practice.

if you have a system with enough RAM and a fairly fast dual-core processor you can play on the same system that you are using to host the server, but you'll have the unfair advantage of 0 latency

if you or someone you know has a computer laying around that you could install the Steam dedicated server program on, it is great for LAN parties and testing out new maps.

[BikerSk8rKid]

ORIGINAL: [PHXX]fallen1

if you have a system with enough RAM and a fairly fast dual-core processor you can play on the same system that you are using to host the server, but you'll have the unfair advantage of 0 latency

if you or someone you know has a computer laying around that you could install the Steam dedicated server program on, it is great for LAN parties and testing out new maps.

I have fast enough computers, I can get anything I want for computer wise almost. Where would I go to do this?

[BikerSk8rKid]

ORIGINAL: Streetbum

I know you can download the source dedicated server program and set one up. You have to keep the comp running it 24/7 when you plan to use it, and you are unable to play CS on the same comp you are using to run dedicated. Sorry to be a "Party Pooper" mate... They are mostly useful for having some kid in your clan run it whille the rest of you practice.

How do I do it or where can I go to get it? I have another computer, barely being used.

[cooper]

ORIGINAL: Labec

Dedicated servers are something that PEER1 and ServerBeach sell.

I believe that answers the question of "where to get one", though I have no idea how to set it up

[fallen1]

go to [link=http://www.steampowered.com]www.steampowered.com[/link] and click on the "Get Steam Now" link. This brings your to the download page where you can download either the client or server installers.

[Tengauge12]

Wow no offence or anything. I would perfer to just pay for your own server that way if anything happens to go wrong you don't have to ask a billion question and annoy people on how to fix it. Also if you have a computer problem you don't always have to fix it like you have to be all dedicated and never work and everything to make sure the people on your FREE DEDICATED SERVER never has any problems, lol.