Stuttering in Cs 1.6 with core 2 system?

harris1986 said:
i'm using the built in wireless that came with the p5b deluxe version! i'l try un-installing this and using my old pci network card to see if this makes a difference? but with the built in wireless i always get excellent signal strength.

i haven't tried it when creating my own server i'l try that later and let you know!
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Would seriously recommend a defrag.
 
Have you tried to back off the O/C on the CPU and tighten those memory timings?

I Used to get lot of stutter in CS and CS source until i frigged about with CPU O/C and memory timing, use to be a pain, but all is well for me know.
 
ok started a local server and got no skipping, so i'm guessing it's something to do with my net, i'l try un-installing the asus adapter and just using my old pci network adapter?
 
Definitely.

It's almost certainly due to a suspect wireless connection.

As an example, some users find that the wireless zero service in windows XP causes huge spikes every minute or so.

Try pinging your wireless router for a long time (say -n 200) and see what the maximum latency is.

For gaming I'd always use a wired connection where available.
 
lol sorry then buddy :(

ON A BRIGHT NOTE I FIXED MY SKIPPING

all i did was un-install the asus wireless and install my old bt voyager wireless pci card and voila! now pinging lower no loss, no choke, no skipping :D damn asus!
 
harris1986 said:
ta much, seriously dood you don't know how much i was crying at night with this! even contemplated selling my conroe rig :eek:
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Well done, suspect wireless at all times, thats why I do not run wireless unless I'm using my laptop.

Cable 4tw as its just more reliable and can carry more bandwith
 
Wizzkidy said:
Well done, suspect wireless at all times, thats why I do not run wireless unless I'm using my laptop.

Cable 4tw as its just more reliable and can carry more bandwith
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urm maybe you don't understand? i'm still on wireless, instead of using the built in asus wireless client on my motherboard, i went back to using my old bt voyager pci wireless card and all is well again! so i'm still on wireless, and as a note to all of the wireless haters out there, in the 2 years of having my wireless setup in my home (between 3 heavily used computers) i have not experienced as of yet 1 minutes down time and i get perfect reception in my bedroom!
 
harris1986 said:
urm maybe you don't understand? i'm still on wireless, instead of using the built in asus wireless client on my motherboard, i went back to using my old bt voyager pci wireless card and all is well again! so i'm still on wireless, and as a note to all of the wireless haters out there, in the 2 years of having my wireless setup in my home (between 3 heavily used computers) i have not experienced as of yet 1 minutes down time and i get perfect reception in my bedroom!
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Hmz, there is me wondering why the asus client was giving you problems, is that wireless onboard then you mean ?

If so its a bit of a shame your having to use a external wireless card if the board has it but im glad u fixed it.

and cheers for the heads up on the system im getting :)
 
np, yeah it's the asus onboard client, a main point in me getting this board was the onboard wireless as it free's up a pci card space, so a little disapointed that it gave me the skipping problems, never the less i'm more than happy now that i have my pci card and everything is lightning fast and my pings are better than ever around 9-11!

*edit - i'm also getting faster download speeds
 
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