CS:GO Rubber Band Problem.

[Arty]

So getting solid 75FPS and always below 50ms ping

 

 

but at  random times in the match i will "rubber band" or tp to my position a couple seconds ago.

why and any fix?

i have seen other people ingame have this issue. 

[ttam]

So getting solid 75FPS and always below 50ms ping

 

 

but at  random times in the match i will "rubber band" or tp to my position a couple seconds ago.

why and any fix?

i have seen other people ingame have this issue. 

Valve server or community?

[Arty]

Valve server or community?

i only play Comp. so Comp Servers

happened to me on windows 7  8.1 and 10 on wifi /Ethernet.

[itachipirate]

Make a rubber band ball

 

But really run this, then check for packet loss (Idk how with CSGO, only with LoL)

http://netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/

[OfficialJsP]

I am not sure if you have the same problem as me but sometime when i play csgo i freeze for like a second. when i put it on my SSD it went away.

[SleathX1]

It's probably because they don't have 128 tick servers yet.   /s

[Arty]

I am not sure if you have the same problem as me but sometime when i play csgo i freeze for like a second.

well it freezes then i TP back to where i was.

and teammates have reported me during that time

standing still

shooting randomly

etc.

[ttam]

i only play Comp. so Comp Servers

happened to me on windows 7  8.1 and 10 on wifi /Ethernet.

Odd as it sounds. Update audio drivers.. specially if Realtek

[Arty]

Odd as it sounds. Update audio drivers.. specially if Realtek

hmmm i don't think that is it.

i went a period with the Microsoft generic audio drivers and still happened AND my drivers all up to date

[ShadyHost]

I had this issue while playing on Wifi at a friends house. Plugged in an ethernet cable and forgot to turn off Wifi turns out my computer was still running on Wifi.

 

Make absolutely sure you're on ethernet while gaming. Only way to go!

[Arty]

I had this issue while playing on Wifi at a friends house. Plugged in an ethernet cable and forgot to turn off Wifi turns out my computer was still running on Wifi.

 

Make absolutely sure you're on ethernet while gaming. Only way to go!

Tested both no dif other than a 2ms ping dif.

 

the latency on wifi in my vs ethernet is a 1ms difference sooooooo.

[ShadyHost]

Tested both no dif other than a 2ms ping dif.

 

the latency on wifi in my vs ethernet is a 1ms difference sooooooo.

packet loss is the issue. 

[HoiDaniel]

packet loss is the issue.

Packet loss is indeed the reason why you are rubberbanding. I have the same issue as you described, and I figured out it has to do with the components in your pc or laptop. If you type 'net_graph 1' in console, you will see the var-value fluctuate between 1 and maybe 30. You'll also see the packetloss happening, spiking to 40% or higher. A smooth experience would be 0% packetloss and a stable var of 1-4.

I have not found any fix, but my guess would be that it has to do with low VRAM speeds and thus a low end gpu. Mine is a quadro 2000m so that would totally make sense at it is not designed for gaming.

Gl my friend

[Arty]

Packet loss is indeed the reason why you are rubberbanding. I have the same issue as you described, and I figured out it has to do with the components in your pc or laptop. If you type 'net_graph 1' in console, you will see the var-value fluctuate between 1 and maybe 30. You'll also see the packetloss happening, spiking to 40% or higher. A smooth experience would be 0% packetloss and a stable var of 1-4.

I have not found any fix, but my guess would be that it has to do with low VRAM speeds and thus a low end gpu. Mine is a quadro 2000m so that would totally make sense at it is not designed for gaming.

Gl my friend

#intelhd2000

[HoiDaniel]

#intelhd2000

Yeah, that won't allow for high speed vram lol