cs:go servers ports

[ThePile]

I have a lot of lag spikes when i play cs:go. So i tough about changing the Qos setting so when i play cs:go i get top priority when everybody else is watching netflix. Does anybody know the server ports that i need to do this. I use a server blocker so i play on EU-west servers if that matters.

 

I added a picture of whats in my Qos setting when i edit a port.

[Tedster]

This may be helpful.

http://portforward.com/english/applications/port_forwarding/publishers/Valve_Corporation.htm

 

[ThePile]

Whats the difference between TCP ports and UDP ports?

[Jarsky]

They are the connection protocol, so the ports you add have to correspond to the protocol.

Most likely the TCP are for finding servers, market, etc....where the UDP are for actual server connections.

[ThePile]

They are the connection protocol, so the ports you add have to correspond to the protocol.

Most likely the TCP are for finding servers, market, etc....where the UDP are for actual server connections.

 

So i put the TPC port in destination>port, but where do i put the UDP ports?

[Jarsky]

You might have to make different rules for both. On that page i see there is an option for Protocol where you put in the protocol and the port number.

I've never done port based QoS like that.

[ThePile]

You might have to make different rules for both. On that page i see there is an option for Protocol where you put in the protocol and the port number.

I've never done port based QoS like that.

 

Under protocol i can choose UDP but not choose what ports to use. If i choose i user defined i can choose the ports tho. But i cant use 4379-4380 port because its only one box to write the numbers.

[ThePile]

For anybody that might have this problem, here is what i did:
I added the TCP port under destination>port and just ignored the UDP ports. Now my ping is stabile even when everybody at home is on the internet.