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xVenom wrote: ↑

01 Aug 2026, 05:59

First of all your way of seeing it as 2mb/s per client is wrong. Your logic is everyone uploading 2mb/s at sametime. it is never gonna happen. We are talking about upload. can you share your 24h upload monitoring? lets see even if you hit peek of 100mb for a whole min. Even if you are uploading a 5gb file it would take 50sec at 100mb speed. if you still disagree feel free to prove your point with any evidence from olt side.

vnb wrote: ↑

01 Aug 2026, 09:36

xVenom wrote: ↑

01 Aug 2026, 05:59

First of all your way of seeing it as 2mb/s per client is wrong. Your logic is everyone uploading 2mb/s at sametime. it is never gonna happen. We are talking about upload. can you share your 24h upload monitoring? lets see even if you hit peek of 100mb for a whole min. Even if you are uploading a 5gb file it would take 50sec at 100mb speed. if you still disagree feel free to prove your point with any evidence from olt side.

You don't even understand how the graph you shared works lmao... Do you understand that this graph is not a continuous monitoring software?

It works like this : Each 5 min it takes a snapshot of the of DL and UP value at the OLT.

So essentially let's say that you sit in a McDonald's and your job is to count the consumers but you have to close your eyes for a 5 minutes period, then open them briefly to quickly count the consumers, write it down on a paper then close your eyes again for 5 min, rinse and repeat. this is what this graph is representing... it is a misrepresentation of reality.

In between each 5 minutes periods where your eyes were closed there will be numerous consumers that went in and out but you will be missing them due to having your eyes closed.

If you show this kind of data to ISP admins, they will laugh it all off in your face. the person who shared this data on the link you provided just wanted to brag or appear cool on a forum but trust me deep down he knows this graph is valueless

Do you understand that ISP monitoring softwares are under NDA and nobody would share sensible data on a public forum? If you think this graph you shared is one of those thing, oh boy you are clueless

darkbebe wrote: ↑

03 Aug 2026, 09:50

I personally think

it's isp problem & the physical network itself. the same happens to me on cs go / cs 2 (driving me crazy for years i did every possible tests) & it's almost the same on every fps game (valorant apex cod etc) cod is less noticeable but still (depending on UDP packet). During late night it hits well when there is low neighbour & global internet usage .

internet can be dogshit depending in the area you are , and the infrastructure quality. With fiber GPON the initial signal connection coming in your neighbourhood is divided & shared with 64 to 128 people. It can depends on the nodes and routes that your isp does too.

I live in an island & i see some people having good hit register in other towns when i can't hit anything. and sometimes they can't when i can. but my town is the biggest town with a lot of buildings no matter what is the area so most of the time hit register is awful. and ofc many games we all can't hit properly. nodes are very limited on an island. i tested it in a full building area , it was way more awful no matter what isp i had than in a light residential area.

the nightmare hitreg peak is often during holidays , week end or at the night's beginning when everyone are on their phone & tv at home. I noticed that when there is a irl event that makes most of people going out , the hit reg becomes really good.

I think the more you are surrounded by residential buildings , the more you'll suffer from this problem.

tested 4 isp , fiber 4g 5g . even starlink. starlink suffers from the same problem for my region (depends on africa , and there a a lot of africans on very few global bandwidth).
On this website you can find many Isp bandwidth including starlink ! https://www.peeringdb.com/
On the website you'll see that bandwidth depends on the destination & route. as for example for my isp we have 10gb to singapour , 100gb to south africa , 10gb to france and 2gb internal island network.
The way they deal with bandwidth usage must create a distortion on udp packets.

tested emi theories , electricity , many different computers , differents places
conclusion it's isp

darkbebe wrote: ↑

03 Aug 2026, 09:50

I personally think

it's isp problem & the physical network itself. the same happens to me on cs go / cs 2 (driving me crazy for years i did every possible tests) & it's almost the same on every fps game (valorant apex cod etc) cod is less noticeable but still (depending on UDP packet). During late night it hits well when there is low neighbour & global internet usage .

internet can be dogshit depending in the area you are , and the infrastructure quality. With fiber GPON the initial signal connection coming in your neighbourhood is divided & shared with 64 to 128 people. It can depends on the nodes and routes that your isp does too.

I live in an island & i see some people having good hit register in other towns when i can't hit anything. and sometimes they can't when i can. but my town is the biggest town with a lot of buildings no matter what is the area so most of the time hit register is awful. and ofc many games we all can't hit properly. nodes are very limited on an island. i tested it in a full building area , it was way more awful no matter what isp i had than in a light residential area.

the nightmare hitreg peak is often during holidays , week end or at the night's beginning when everyone are on their phone & tv at home. I noticed that when there is a irl event that makes most of people going out , the hit reg becomes really good.

I think the more you are surrounded by residential buildings , the more you'll suffer from this problem.

tested 4 isp , fiber 4g 5g . even starlink. starlink suffers from the same problem for my region (depends on africa , and there a a lot of africans on very few global bandwidth).
On this website you can find many Isp bandwidth including starlink ! https://www.peeringdb.com/
On the website you'll see that bandwidth depends on the destination & route. as for example for my isp we have 10gb to singapour , 100gb to south africa , 10gb to france and 2gb internal island network.
The way they deal with bandwidth usage must create a distortion on udp packets.

tested emi theories , electricity , many different computers , differents places
conclusion it's isp

xVenom wrote: ↑

03 Aug 2026, 06:42

Well its people like you who cant prove anything with evidence brag about knowing too much. yes,it is taken in 5 min interval and by your logic you are saying it exactly saturates between that 5min always? Stop covering your logic behind saying monitoring will be under NDA. Prove it with data. This place is to discuss and if you disagree with someone prove it with data or a study. being sarcastic doesn't make you right but an disrespect to everyone taking time to read it. what a waste of time

oenay wrote: ↑

04 Aug 2026, 06:22

And why i have same problem? Im from germany playing on german faceit servers with 4 ping. Winmtr has maximum 5 hops inbound i dont know how to look? Whats my problem then xD

spkii wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 01:48

Then if ISP is problem, whats solution?

darkbebe wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 06:26

spkii wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 01:48

Then if ISP is problem, whats solution?

You can find a place with less congestion , i have the idea to rent some airbnb in small towns with lot of houses to do the test . For me the real hope will come from the sky , starlink & amazon leo if they keep improving.
Starlink improved a lot lately for my island we don't have disconnects anymore and the ping is between 36 to 50 and they are about to use their new satellites generation with less ping in 6 months 1 yeah !

btw where do you live? Me Reunion island