No FPS gaming possible

[LaggyTyp]

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[LaggyTyp]

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Filter:
udp.port == 3659
udp.port == 9999
udp.port == 52553

No entries

[LaggyTyp]

I found the error. My FritzBox ignores UDP data traffic.

I have now recorded it with “RawCap.exe”.

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I can't interpret the values?

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[1000WATT]

What works best so far (but not always) is when I increase my outbound ping by about 35ms.

You can try to achieve the ping/jitter ratio like ChristophSmaul1337 13ping 0.5jitter 4% instead of 20ping 2jitter 10% like you have. Increase the ping to 100.
This is the result from Moscow.

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[LaggyTyp]

BF2042-Gameplay (Normal)

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BF2042-Gameplay (+70ms Outbound-Ping)

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Can someone rate this for me?

[LaggyTyp]

+35ms inbound and +35ms outbound

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My buffers (NIC) are both set to 1024. Maybe I need to increase this if I want to play with high ping (50-80ms)?

only outbound = good
inbound + outbound = bad (delayed)

PS: sorry for doublepost

[LaggyTyp]

I can summarize:

What really helps:

1.) Flow Control = disable
2.) Large Send Offload V2 (2x) = disable
3.) RSC = disable
...
4.) Add artificial outbound ping = to get to about 60ms (total) (but doesn't always help!)

I think it's my IPS. DoCis internet is shared internet. It's fine in the morning and at noon, and complete bullshit from noon to night.

I need to go back to VDSL or 5G GigaCube (Vodafone). I'm desperate.

[1000WATT]

Test +35 ms outbound only. Don't change inbound .

[LaggyTyp]

I always set the outbound lag to +34ms, but it's not always good.

Real talk: I sometimes play with exit lag, and it's good. I sometimes play with +34ms, and it's good. I sometimes adjust settings in my network card's options, and it's good. I sometimes adjust something in my router's settings, and it's good. Sometimes I also adjust something in the registry, and it's good.

But the truth is: If it's good, then it's good without these changes. It's not good because of the changes, but because the internet (ISP) is good at the time (The game feels more direct, and I can really make a difference. I'm a player who can turn a lost round.).

For my packet tracking, I played a lot more than usual today, and there was this one round. WOW! The enemies were dropping like flies. With one magazine (20 rounds), I easily took out five enemies in a row. A few hours later (no changes), I needed 1-2 magazines for a single enemy.

Once the problem occurs, it feels like you're playing at 500ms, but the display shows 14ms.

In my case, it could also be a combination of ISP + game engine (lag compensation) + low ping.

I'm extremely frustrated. I only have this one hobby, and I have to suffer from these problems.

[1000WATT]

I'm extremely frustrated. I only have this one hobby, and I have to suffer from these problems.

If there are no simple solutions, then perhaps the old topic of this forum will help.
The ideas in that topic can be implemented without a programmer, but not completely.
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8451

In extreme cases, you can try the factory solution. But I don't know how well it works. Maybe it's just marketing.
https://youtu.be/IElhhEi70Pg?t=133