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dervu wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2025, 11:58

Yet no one is able to tell what is different in network data. Should be easy, no?

peering.

Hi guys, I'm getting a X870 motherboard for a 9800x3d and wondering what a good option is in terms of running it at a good boost clock using PBO and also low latency components eg NIC. Was looking at the MSI X870 Tomahawk which I think does well clocking the CPU but not sure if the realtek nic/usb ...

val immo3 rad soon hopefully
lvl 10 faceit(csgo mainly barely play cs2 now its too shit)
ow masters

romania/cluj digi fiber 1k up and down 17unloaded latency 1ms jitter
b650s pro wifi
ryzen 5 7600x
nvidia 4070
realtek 2.5gbe gaming family controller(will get intel nic soon tho its 10x better)
stock ...

and where is the solution?


ouki battlegod on yt he has a video explaining this in Russlan but he has a document also for us english speakers clean install every service update store gamebar everything on no powersaving off literally true stock in a true sense, gamebar on hags on all the ...

glad that u found a fix, there is a guy on yt who said the same thing exactly and has multiple videos on it

intel nics are 1000x better than any realtek one

Has anyone tried installing OpenWrt firmware and noticed a difference?


Yes i did and there is Zero difference. Installed on my OpenWRT also UDP SPeeder. its BS. There is not single Advantage to have openwrt. I was even dump myself to import it so i bought a Router from the USA which had it ...

The issue is that after moving to a new apartment I’m experiencing so much latency that I can’t play CS2. I usually sit around 3500+ ELO, but now I can bottom-frag even when playing Premier or against significantly weaker opponents.
Things I’ve done since moving:
Bought a newer, better LAN cable ...

It seems the netcode is applying interpolation at the beginning of the match.


This likely happens in every game that uses interpolation. Assuming you're talking about cl_interp, the time interval used to "buffer" data packets before rendering them out in order to achieve smooth motion, is ...

old RIOT repair too did the same thing this is intresting