Yellow lagometer spikes
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7 May 2014, 21:33
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Hello people :)
Since 3 weeks I am getting weird yellow spikes in my lagometer (in the upper blue line) which causes lags. It occurs every seven to ten seconds and sometimes it comes with the message "Connection interrupted". Sometimes these spikes have an influence on my ping aswell which can also be seen on the green lagometer line, but most of the time my ping is ok and the lags are not ping related.
I have googled it already and all I could find was that the blue lagometer line stands for the sent packages to the server, making the yellow spikes packet losses.
I am not using wireless internet and therefore dont know how I could solve the issue.
I hope there will be some helpful comments which I can filter out of the useless trash comments :) Thanks in advance.
s1lentibilis
Since 3 weeks I am getting weird yellow spikes in my lagometer (in the upper blue line) which causes lags. It occurs every seven to ten seconds and sometimes it comes with the message "Connection interrupted". Sometimes these spikes have an influence on my ping aswell which can also be seen on the green lagometer line, but most of the time my ping is ok and the lags are not ping related.
I have googled it already and all I could find was that the blue lagometer line stands for the sent packages to the server, making the yellow spikes packet losses.
I am not using wireless internet and therefore dont know how I could solve the issue.
I hope there will be some helpful comments which I can filter out of the useless trash comments :) Thanks in advance.
s1lentibilis
You could use cmd.exe & ping serverIP -t to see how your packet sending fares, but chances are pinging once per second is not good enough to define the issue.
edit: It may also be a non-defragmented drive issue, but I doubt that with current hardware.
edit2: try servers from different countries. I'm personally always better off playing on german servers than dutch ones.
If you get timeouts during downloads or whatever (heavy packetloss), you should definitely complain to your ISP.
not much you can do if its a network problem, sure replacing/upgrading the router/modem or even upgrading the router firmware could help but most likley its an issue with an isp :(
u can always buy a new apartment and try new net!
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Other than that: ISP.
Edit: kannst versuchen cl_packetdup hochzuschrauben, glaube aber nicht, dass das was in deinem Fall bringt.