CS:GO Lag / Rubber Banding

[Simmz]

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-024-AO&groupid=17&catid=1851

You won't regret I promise. I've tried some of the more expensive 120hz+ ones and there really isn't much difference to warrant spending the extra £

 

[tlrBeta]

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-024-AO&groupid=17&catid=1851

You won't regret I promise. I've tried some of the more expensive 120hz+ ones and there really isn't much difference to warrant spending the extra £

Just let him tried cabled internet first

 

[Simmz]

Just let him tried cabled internet first

Ehh.. Did you even bother to read the rest of the thread, he said he is pretty sure he has sorted the issue out. This has nothing to do with the speed issues by suggesting a new monitor.

I've been trying to decide on a new monitor for an absolute age, and can't!

 

[WantoN]

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-024-AO&groupid=17&catid=1851

You won't regret I promise. I've tried some of the more expensive 120hz+ ones and there really isn't much difference to warrant spending the extra £

Simmz,
Sincere thanks for taking the time to suggest a monitor and link it. Looks like a cracking monitor at a silly price! And thanks to everyone who's posted suggestions on he original issue.

My problem with monitors is I either want a super widescreen,or to ultimately go triple monitor. I love aspects of both.

I have 1920x1200 monitor and really don't ant to lose the extra height. So it's got to be 24" 16:10 or 27" monitor. If I'm doing multi monitor, then I also want slim bezels!

Happy to spend a 600-1000 on the final setup, but I've really not found a monitor yet that ticks the boxes.

 

[WantoN]

As to the original issue, much better. Occasional stutter, but hey it's wifi. Though I'd love to find that superhub tweak.

 

[nutsnut]

Will go get some screen shots, mine is superhub 1 though so may be different. I have the exact same problem (also couldn't complete packet loss test on line) until this was disabled.

 

[nutsnut]

It should be within the firewall settings though may have changed. Turn of the router firewall and try again.

 

[Simmz]

Think Nuts may have got name slightly wrong. Should be called IP flood protection. My mate said he said same problem with it enabled and was always getting packet loss. Once disabled all was fine.

 

[Fr0dders]

Get a broadband quality monitor going on the Think Broadband website.

Find out if the problem is your connection or merely your wifi. If your connection is crap, the ping spikes will be visible to the internet since all this does is ping your router

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping

If this shows no ping spikes and a good quality connection, you know the problem is your wifi. If it does show ping spikes, time to log the issue with your BB provided or move to another supplier.

This is my Sky Broadband connection for example



occasional spikes to 40 or 50 ms, but the average latency and the minimum latency are practically the same, and only occasionally touching the maximum.

When your connection starts looking like this :

You've got issues.

 

[nutsnut]

Think Nuts may have got name slightly wrong. Should be called IP flood protection. My mate said he said same problem with it enabled and was always getting packet loss. Once disabled all was fine.

That's the one, cheers.

 

[old gamer]

i have virgin and not impressed with the wireless, for my ps3 i had to change the channel from auto to 11 and its not too bad now