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reduce lag from FPS online

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i don't know if we can do that

am new :\

BUT can u guys give me some "tips" to reduce lag , input lag , high ping ... etc

whatever make the gaming online more .. FUN :)

for ex: how can i take the full bandwidth of my inter net for game ?

i hope Linus cover it in as fast as possible

solving internet .. monitor re-fresh and all parts of the chain

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FYI there's a rule about using obnoxious fonts/colors/sizes.

 

Please don't

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For a lot of this your going to have to give some details about what kind of system you have running, the type of internet your using (satellite/radio-wave/broadband) and what settings you typically try to run games at. If its ping your having trouble with (rubber-banding type problems) its more likely an issue with the type of connection you have and where you live. For starters you can try and make sure everything else that could be using your internet is shutdown such as any downloads or communication software.

 

As for your FPS, without any extra information best advice I can give you is make sure your drivers are up to date and your running at the settings your computer can handle at a decent FPS

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FYI there's a rule about using obnoxious fonts/colors/sizes.

 

Please don't

coming form you... :P 

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coming form you... :P

Whatever do you mean my friend?

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First off, get rid of the flaming blue font and comic sans.

Secondly, get a 1ms response time monitor.

Third, play on servers with the lowest possible ping.

This is all assuming that you have a gaming PC that can handle the game you are playing without lag.

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First: PLEASE use normal font. That looks stupid and childish.

 

You need 2/1 or better for online FPS. Something like 4mbs is nice and works smoothly. That plus server is what effects on ping. And every other programs using internet on your house/computer. So if you have shared internet with family, you need to make sure that they use brandwidth limiters. Things like youtube will affect on ping.

 

As for input lag. Its partly because of game and partly because of your peripherals. Usually its so specific problem that there isn't any universal guide on fixing it.

 

And then there's FPS. That depends on your hardware and graphic settings on game. Lower gfx means higher FPS.

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First off, get rid of the flaming blue font and comic sans.

Secondly, get a 1ms response time monitor.

Third, play on servers with the lowest possible ping.

This is all assuming that you have a gaming PC that can handle the game you are playing without lag.

 

"A 1ms response time monitor"..... That means nothing, quite literally. Monitor manufacturers just make up response times or don't use standardized measuring equipment/procedures. They can't be trusted. Look for a review of "1ms response time" monitors, they can range from 5ms g2g to 15+ms g2g response time easily. Not to mention that your total input lag will basically always be 10+ms and that response time and input lag are not related for the most part. I can happily agree with the rest.

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Best bet is to get a better router. As most of the best ones you can setup priorities on traffic. Use Wired connections at Gigabit speeds. 

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i don't know if we can do that

am new :\

BUT can u guys give me some "tips" to reduce lag , input lag , high ping ... etc

whatever make the gaming online more .. FUN :)

for ex: how can i take the full bandwidth of my inter net for game ?

i hope Linus cover it in as fast as possible

solving internet .. monitor re-fresh and all parts of the chain

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What kind of internet connection do you have? Do a speed test with speed test.net or something and see your speed and ping rate.

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"A 1ms response time monitor"..... That means nothing, quite literally. Monitor manufacturers just make up response times or don't use standardized measuring equipment/procedures. They can't be trusted. Look for a review of "1ms response time" monitors, they can range from 5ms g2g to 15+ms g2g response time easily. Not to mention that your total input lag will basically always be 10+ms and that response time and input lag are not related for the most part. I can happily agree with the rest.

^^This, 1ms monitors are bullshit. They only measure that in grey to grey so it won't reflect gaming use. No only that but even using wired mouse/keyboard and playing on a low ping server you're still going to have your own response time so having all that fast response time shit is basically useless.

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