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hello, these are my packets, maybe someone can analyse them (i play PUBG )

orange: incoming packets
blue: outgoing packets

Now we only need to figure out why VPN sometimes fixes this feeling and enemies getting slowed down and suddenly the hitreg connects better :lol: ...


maybe the game servers detect that your new network is better, then you'll get all packets


Instead of discussing you could use Wireshark to ...

First of all, thanks for sharing your data. I have been trying to analyze this game behaviour for so long and i came to the same conclusion, we are getting few missing packets, that's why the game is not smooth and we die instantly.

My conclusion:

If a few packets are missed, delayed, or contain ...

I totally agree with you, i tried it today, my games felt smooth, no desync, no delay. after couple of hours, the bs went back.
I used nvcleaninstall.

i decided to test this, my memory bandwidth has dropped down to 50 read+ write down from 90k write and 67k read (6400 cl28+7800x3d)
now everything feels.....consistent....constant...can someone else test this?
i wonder if the whole pc feels different every boot is stuff getting pages to ...

i decided to test this, my memory bandwidth has dropped down to 50 read+ write down from 90k write and 67k read (6400 cl28+7800x3d)
now everything feels.....consistent....constant...can someone else test this?
i wonder if the whole pc feels different every boot is stuff getting pages to different ...

My PC specs

i9 10900f, RX 6750 XT, 32 GB RAM, 750 Watt PSU

I had the same issue as you. My old PC was great, but my FPS is limited
OLD PC specs (i5 7500, GTX 1050 ti, 8 GB, 500 Watt PSU)

I built a PC for my sister,
i7 10700k, RTX 3060, 32 GB RAM, 800 Watt PSU (My sister lives in a different ...

First of all I have a huge new hint - when PSU cable touches the radiator - the lag disappears completely for 10 seconds and then it comes back. I guess this is because it does some kind of discharge? Same as when my PSU is unplugged for few minutes? What could this lead to? Improper grounding ...

JimCarry wrote: ↑

18 Mar 2025, 14:07

exactly,what win ver you are using ?

win 11 24H2

UUPDATE:

So I think I finally figured this out... and it is very very simple...

All you need to do i s disable CPU core parking.

Here's a step-by-step guide:
1. Open the Registry Editor:
Press the Win key + R to open the Run dialog.
Type regedit and click OK.
2. Navigate to the Power Settings ...