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- Texas, USA
- damon84c
So during an online race with a GTP group, i was black flagged and told to exit the race due to excessive lagg due to my network apparently being ****.
Now I have noticed lagg in rooms that I go in happenes, but it's random at best when it does it. One week every room I enter I lagg free, every now an then lagg appears for no reason, then the next day it's fine and the is none.
What is this super uber special network needed to ensure that you do not be "that guy" in the room and have a pleasurable race experience and not get told to sod off?
Disclaimer of what I have and do now.
Now I have noticed lagg in rooms that I go in happenes, but it's random at best when it does it. One week every room I enter I lagg free, every now an then lagg appears for no reason, then the next day it's fine and the is none.
What is this super uber special network needed to ensure that you do not be "that guy" in the room and have a pleasurable race experience and not get told to sod off?
Disclaimer of what I have and do now.
- Cox Cable internet in the New Orleans Area (USA) max download speed is 15mbps using a modem/router capable of 400mbps is what I have for service
- I use a wired connection, clear cache every time before and after entering and exiting a room and have the DNS numbers set as per the PS forum
- my NAT type is 2 with high bandwidth, I verify this by creating a room to check that specifically
- estimated speeds range 10 to 13 download and 1 to 2 upload via the PS connection test, varies from day to day.
- My roommate runs TV recorder program that is wired and has quite a few devices running off WiFi
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