CS2 Margin Graph
Re: CS2 Margin Graph
if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
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Re: CS2 Margin Graph
wdym by 10-11ms delay with local server on your pc? what metric are you talking about?Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
"In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact."
lmao you're funny. do you know that there is no 1 universal issue that solve everything for everyone
Some people have ISP issue, some people have a corrupted windows kernel, some people have electricity issue, etc.
do you know that? or you think because YOU have electrical issue (judging on your post history) so everybody else MUST be having electrical issue
You come here to say that?
my god... So many of you are so out of touch; no wonder your topics sounds like schizo posting
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If it were the internet, the problem would have been solved 25 years ago.vnb wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 18:20wdym by 10-11ms delay with local server on your pc? what metric are you talking about?Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
"In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact."
lmao you're funny. do you know that there is no 1 universal issue that solve everything for everyone![]()
Some people have ISP issue, some people have a corrupted windows kernel, some people have electricity issue, etc.
do you know that? or you think because YOU have electrical issue (judging on your post history) so everybody else MUST be having electrical issue
You come here to say that?Would you like for me to come to your topic and say "desync has nothing to do with electricity, just accept it as a fact"
my god... So many of you are so out of touch; no wonder your topics sounds like schizo posting![]()
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There are facts, and then there's this forum where people have been writing about the same symptoms, the same things, for over 10 years. So what does it mean that one person has a broken Windows kernel, and the other has a broken internet network? Even though both people describe the problem as identical. But I don't want to argue with you, or force my opinion on you, or try to change your mind. Keep thinking it's the internet and call your provider every day, who will say everything is fine with them, by the way, as will many other providers tested in the problem area.
wdym by 10-11ms delay with local server on your pc? what metric are you talking about?
i mean ping to my local server running on same pc, where im connect to it.
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your free to think whatever you want. Contrary to your opinion i don't think that there is 1 solution that will work for everybody and solve everything.Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 19:56If it were the internet, the problem would have been solved 25 years ago.vnb wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 18:20wdym by 10-11ms delay with local server on your pc? what metric are you talking about?Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
"In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact."
lmao you're funny. do you know that there is no 1 universal issue that solve everything for everyone![]()
Some people have ISP issue, some people have a corrupted windows kernel, some people have electricity issue, etc.
do you know that? or you think because YOU have electrical issue (judging on your post history) so everybody else MUST be having electrical issue
You come here to say that?Would you like for me to come to your topic and say "desync has nothing to do with electricity, just accept it as a fact"
my god... So many of you are so out of touch; no wonder your topics sounds like schizo posting![]()
![]()
There are facts, and then there's this forum where people have been writing about the same symptoms, the same things, for over 10 years. So what does it mean that one person has a broken Windows kernel, and the other has a broken internet network? Even though both people describe the problem as identical. But I don't want to argue with you, or force my opinion on you, or try to change your mind. Keep thinking it's the internet and call your provider every day, who will say everything is fine with them, by the way, as will many other providers tested in the problem area.
wdym by 10-11ms delay with local server on your pc? what metric are you talking about?
i mean ping to my local server running on same pc, where im connect to it.
I believe there are many issues that are all causing in some ways those desync we all have
you believe there is only one issue (electricity)
and i agree that electricity is ONE of the many issues but not THE ONLY issue
Re: CS2 Margin Graph
Hello guys , so i did tests
i have fiber xsgpon 8gb/s suffering from hit register and ferrari peeks . and always felt the hit register problem even with 1gb/s fiber and 5G on my island. Some rare games were really good but most of them weren't satisfying at all
Usually on faceit singapour i have 80-100 ping and it's a total pain to hit somebody when russians can hit easily with 100 or 150 ping.
On the screenshot you can see good upstream rcv margin but for downstream 96.3 % below desired rcv margin !!! and the game was awful as usual.

Now on reunion island we don't play on singapour because it's unplayable as i said. We play on south africa servers with 37-40 ping but we suffer from the same problem with less effects than singapour (thanks god). Here is the result of yesterday night premier game where i was feeling that half of my shots weren't registered well.
on the screen you can see downstream 46.5% below rcv margin ...

So for those who said Downstream rcv margin isn't so impactful because theirs were good , i can tell you that it's the same cancer as upstream margin. total pain with hit register and enemies movement !!!!!
both upstream and downstream rcv margin should be low to get a decent game
Thanks a lot for this topic because we can see now the reason of our curse guys i had never noticed this below rcv margin thing before.
i have fiber xsgpon 8gb/s suffering from hit register and ferrari peeks . and always felt the hit register problem even with 1gb/s fiber and 5G on my island. Some rare games were really good but most of them weren't satisfying at all
Usually on faceit singapour i have 80-100 ping and it's a total pain to hit somebody when russians can hit easily with 100 or 150 ping.
On the screenshot you can see good upstream rcv margin but for downstream 96.3 % below desired rcv margin !!! and the game was awful as usual.
Now on reunion island we don't play on singapour because it's unplayable as i said. We play on south africa servers with 37-40 ping but we suffer from the same problem with less effects than singapour (thanks god). Here is the result of yesterday night premier game where i was feeling that half of my shots weren't registered well.
on the screen you can see downstream 46.5% below rcv margin ...
So for those who said Downstream rcv margin isn't so impactful because theirs were good , i can tell you that it's the same cancer as upstream margin. total pain with hit register and enemies movement !!!!!
both upstream and downstream rcv margin should be low to get a decent game
Thanks a lot for this topic because we can see now the reason of our curse guys i had never noticed this below rcv margin thing before.
Re: CS2 Margin Graph
Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
Can you explain more what you mean by resting wan port? New internal or external ip ?
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i mean disconnect wan lan isp cable from router, and recconect it.Misha1337 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2025, 04:30Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
Can you explain more what you mean by resting wan port? New internal or external ip ?
Re: CS2 Margin Graph
this can only happen if your ISP is using PPPoE.... if you are on IPoE (DHCP) lease time is too long to get a new IP address if you disconnect the ethernet WAN port then reconnect it....Slender wrote: ↑16 Nov 2025, 04:43i mean disconnect wan lan isp cable from router, and recconect it.Misha1337 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2025, 04:30Slender wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 16:09if I see at least 0.1% packet loss, I just reset the wan port, thus getting a new ip that no longer has problems.
In any case, this doesn't even solve the desynchronization issue, because desync has nothing to do with the internet, just accept it as a fact.
edit: only one thing incomming packets always have "dots", skipps, but outcomming packets clear line.
edit2: if i create any local server on my pc's, i had 10-11ms delay, but it is nonsense, but it cause on every nic.
Can you explain more what you mean by resting wan port? New internal or external ip ?
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you have downstream packet loss, on both your screenshots. You have to look at the build info, bottom left corner.darkbebe wrote: ↑16 Nov 2025, 00:17Hello guys , so i did tests
i have fiber xsgpon 8gb/s suffering from hit register and ferrari peeks . and always felt the hit register problem even with 1gb/s fiber and 5G on my island. Some rare games were really good but most of them weren't satisfying at all
Usually on faceit singapour i have 80-100 ping and it's a total pain to hit somebody when russians can hit easily with 100 or 150 ping.
On the screenshot you can see good upstream rcv margin but for downstream 96.3 % below desired rcv margin !!! and the game was awful as usual.
Now on reunion island we don't play on singapour because it's unplayable as i said. We play on south africa servers with 37-40 ping but we suffer from the same problem with less effects than singapour (thanks god). Here is the result of yesterday night premier game where i was feeling that half of my shots weren't registered well.
on the screen you can see downstream 46.5% below rcv margin ...
So for those who said Downstream rcv margin isn't so impactful because theirs were good , i can tell you that it's the same cancer as upstream margin. total pain with hit register and enemies movement !!!!!
both upstream and downstream rcv margin should be low to get a decent game
Thanks a lot for this topic because we can see now the reason of our curse guys i had never noticed this below rcv margin thing before.
xx-xx-xx-YY-ZZ
i'm talking about YY numbers = downstream packet loss and ZZ numbers are upstream packet loss. those numbers should stay at 00.
and enable your margin graph with this command : " cl_hud_telemetry_serverrecvmargin_graph_show 2 " and post it here please.
Re: CS2 Margin Graph
I just want to add that most (big) cable providers where you get a IPoE DHCP leased address will discard your lease reservation after a few hours of downtime, so if you want to change your IP you have good chances if you just unplug your modem over night.
