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hello everyone. for a long time I did not dare to describe this problem, but still I am not able to solve it on my own.

I play valorant, I moved away from my parents and felt problems with registering bullets.

I started changing routers, providers, and my game always felt different.

nevertheless, I found a cmd command that helped me. this is netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled. but when I use it, I feel like my opponents see me much earlier than I see them, and I often catch a enemy ferrari peek. when I set this value to normal, the enemy's spikes are not that fast, but I have a problem registering bullets.

also, the clip from a vandal with disabled goes crookedly when it is smoother with normal.

I've tried a lot, but it's the only thing that gives me any usefulness. help me.

sry for my english

interesting.
im use disabled value a lot of time, it gives me more stable gameplay, but yeah im notice that picking. Lets go with wireshark and make test with normal / disabled and send me results.

also, that command affect on bufferbloat

try mine

yeah try ctcp

Slender wrote: ↑

27 Jan 2025, 13:14

interesting.
im use disabled value a lot of time, it gives me more stable gameplay, but yeah im notice that picking. Lets go with wireshark and make test with normal / disabled and send me results.

Okay, I'll do it when I get home.

also try that:

netsh int tcp set global nonsackrttresiliency=disabled

netsh int tcp set global ecncapability=disabled

netsh int tcp set global timestamps=disabled

netsh int tcp set supplemental custom tcpackfrequency=1

+ you can try disable rss / taskoffload (cpu will interrupt network)

Slender wrote: ↑

27 Jan 2025, 13:14

interesting.
im use disabled value a lot of time, it gives me more stable gameplay, but yeah im notice that picking. Lets go with wireshark and make test with normal / disabled and send me results.

You can try those other values

Slender wrote: ↑

27 Jan 2025, 13:27

yeah try ctcp

idk why its default, i installed ctcp above. driver problem?

This relates to the TCP protocol.
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