Problem FTP-Revelation

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sometimes when i flying to fast in the overworld on already visited places the game says to me waiting for server ....

I gived my Server actually 30GB RAM This is my Settings.bat


rem Do not touch
set MCVER=1.12.2
set JARFILE=minecraft_server.%MCVER%.jar
set LAUNCHWRAPPERVERSION=1.12
set LAUNCHWRAPPER=net\minecraft\launchwrapper\%LAUNCHWRAPPERVERSION%\launchwrapper-%LAUNCHWRAPPERVERSION%.jar
set FORGEJAR=FTBserver-1.12.2-14.23.4.2759-universal.jar

rem can be changed by user
set MAX_RAM=30720M
set JAVA_PARAMETERS=-XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:+CMSIncrementalPacing -XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled -XX:parallelGCThreads=5 -XX:MinHeapFreeRatio=5 -XX:MaxHeapFreeRatio=10

CPU has my Server Xeon E5-2680 2.4GHz 12 Cores
36GB RAM

How can i make this faster?
 
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CPU is not the best around for single thread, but it should be good enough.

How is the rest of the setup of your machine?
  • what version of windows are you running on the machine
  • what else runs on the server
  • is drivers/firmware/chipset etc. up-to-date
  • is this running on HDD or SSD
(even with enough CPU and RAM, if read/write from disk doesn't keep up, you will get lag)
 
Windows Server 2012 R2
TeamSpeak Server and Apache Server
All modules Up to Date
RAID 10 HDD R/W 200mbit/s >
 
Check load/preasure on cpu (it should be fine, but just in case - as you run other software/services on that machine.

RAID 10 HDD R/W 200mbit/s >
That is most likely your issue, HDD is too slow - if you can, put a ssd in - even if it's a single SSD it will give more performance.

If you can put in a lot of disks - mixed ssd and hdd - stop using raid and use storage spaces 2-tier instead, if not - just go for the single SSD for performance and put backups and stuff on the hdds.
 
Also, why are giving it 30 GB? You might be chewing a lot of CPU cycles just so Java can manage that amount of memory. The server should be given less than 8GB. I run 4 minecraft servers on my hardware and none of them get more than 8 GB each.