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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff
US Border Patrol
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:29:00 -
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So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router
I'm not the CPBM that you need or want, But the one you deserve.
McLovin for CPBM2
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deezy dabest
Evil Syndicate Alliance.
2
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:40:00 -
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router
You need to check your ping times as well. I think your actual speeds are just fine.
Personally I am running my PS3 through a 5ghz ethernet bridge which brings me very close to simulating an actual wired connection.
How many devices are connected to your wireless network? Forcing your router to rotate through sharing with many devices can cause packet transfer times between you and the battle server to increase which can also give a feeling of lag. This would only become an issue if you had several devices on your network that were running a fair amount of data at the time. |
Sicerly Yaw
Quantum times
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:42:00 -
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reinstall the game and only play on the server closest to you, also go to the in game settings and change all the graphics options to low (you can hardly tell the difference and it helps with the lag) and optionally you can change your game settings on your ps3 but I didn't and I'm fine most of the time
lag in dust is usually not directly related to internet speeds and at the times that it is you usually either crash or you game will freeze if you don't get disconnected from psn first, at these times you can tell if its your internet as all your other devices sholuld also run relatively slow
https://dust514.com/recruit/kWK05m/
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Joel II X
Bacon with a bottle of Quafe
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:44:00 -
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Even if you had the fastest connection in the world, you'd lag with dust simply so that other players can "catch up".
Scouts United
Gk.0s & Quafes all day.
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff
US Border Patrol
288
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:45:00 -
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deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router You need to check your ping times as well. I think your actual speeds are just fine. Personally I am running my PS3 through a 5ghz ethernet bridge which brings me very close to simulating an actual wired connection. How many devices are connected to your wireless network? Forcing your router to rotate through sharing with many devices can cause packet transfer times between you and the battle server to increase which can also give a feeling of lag. This would only become an issue if you had several devices on your network that were running a fair amount of data at the time.
Through the century link connection is just the tv's and then my network.
My network has 1 laptop, 2 PC'S, 3 kindles, 2 Samsung galaxy phones.
I'm not the CPBM that you need or want, But the one you deserve.
McLovin for CPBM2
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff
US Border Patrol
288
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:49:00 -
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Thanks for everyone's help. I going to mess around. I haven't reinstalled this game since original download jun26 2 years ago
I'm not the CPBM that you need or want, But the one you deserve.
McLovin for CPBM2
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deezy dabest
Evil Syndicate Alliance.
2
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:52:00 -
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router You need to check your ping times as well. I think your actual speeds are just fine. Personally I am running my PS3 through a 5ghz ethernet bridge which brings me very close to simulating an actual wired connection. How many devices are connected to your wireless network? Forcing your router to rotate through sharing with many devices can cause packet transfer times between you and the battle server to increase which can also give a feeling of lag. This would only become an issue if you had several devices on your network that were running a fair amount of data at the time. Through the century link connection is just the tv's and then my network. My network has 1 laptop, 2 PC'S, 3 kindles, 2 Samsung galaxy phones.
You are in the same position I was in a while back. Home routers are not really great at handling all of that while also trying to handle the packet transfers that take place for gaming.
I switched to a dual band router with bridge and connected my old router through it for all of my mobile devices and laptops and saw great improvement in all of my devices.
Here is my setup.
Dual band router.
5 ghz ethernet bridge hardwired to my PS3 and desktop PC.
I then connected my old router by ethernet cable to the new router and made sure that the two routers were separated by at least 4 channels to avoid any interference. While it may have only affected Dust by the slightest amount it seriously improved my PC games and download times thanks to 5 ghz being able to provide a much higher throughput.
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Lightning35 Delta514
48TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCE
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:54:00 -
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I don't know much about this but I use my PS3 wires with a Comcast router that is 3mbps which is the lowest you can get. I have good connection. You should be fine.
CEO of 48th Special Operations Force
Twitter-@48SOF
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postapo wastelander
Corrosive Synergy No Context
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Posted - 2015.06.25 20:58:00 -
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router
Be carefull that speed test on Ps3 are just informative (i know it since MAG threads about connection). If you need to have good game you need be harwired, thats for sure ;) Second thingy is be alone connected and third is turn of the media servers on Ps3. If you do this it should be OKi ;)
"Caller of the Monolith"
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff
US Border Patrol
288
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Posted - 2015.06.25 21:14:00 -
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deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router You need to check your ping times as well. I think your actual speeds are just fine. Personally I am running my PS3 through a 5ghz ethernet bridge which brings me very close to simulating an actual wired connection. How many devices are connected to your wireless network? Forcing your router to rotate through sharing with many devices can cause packet transfer times between you and the battle server to increase which can also give a feeling of lag. This would only become an issue if you had several devices on your network that were running a fair amount of data at the time. Through the century link connection is just the tv's and then my network. My network has 1 laptop, 2 PC'S, 3 kindles, 2 Samsung galaxy phones. You are in the same position I was in a while back. Home routers are not really great at handling all of that while also trying to handle the packet transfers that take place for gaming. I switched to a dual band router with bridge and connected my old router through it for all of my mobile devices and laptops and saw great improvement in all of my devices. Here is my setup. Dual band router. 5 ghz ethernet bridge hardwired to my PS3 and desktop PC.I then connected my old router by ethernet cable to the new router and made sure that the two routers were separated by at least 4 channels to avoid any interference. While it may have only affected Dust by the slightest amount it seriously improved my PC games and download times thanks to 5 ghz being able to provide a much higher throughput.
Thank you. I'm gonna start by uninstalling.
Is it that noticeable? Worth the time?
I'm not the CPBM that you need or want, But the one you deserve.
McLovin for CPBM2
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deezy dabest
Evil Syndicate Alliance.
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Posted - 2015.06.25 21:18:00 -
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Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:deezy dabest wrote:Deputy Ivanna JakinUnoff wrote:So I went through the ps3 and ran the test and my speeds are fluctuating between 8.3-10.1 down and 2.7 up.
I have century link in which my ps3 is connected through my network by my router to the router of century link.
I would love to be hard/ direct wired to ps3 but that would look trashy with that ether net cord running throughout the house.
I'm trying to reduce my lag? Any suggestions? Are speeds ok or do they even matter?
I could route ps3 to century link skipping my network router You need to check your ping times as well. I think your actual speeds are just fine. Personally I am running my PS3 through a 5ghz ethernet bridge which brings me very close to simulating an actual wired connection. How many devices are connected to your wireless network? Forcing your router to rotate through sharing with many devices can cause packet transfer times between you and the battle server to increase which can also give a feeling of lag. This would only become an issue if you had several devices on your network that were running a fair amount of data at the time. Through the century link connection is just the tv's and then my network. My network has 1 laptop, 2 PC'S, 3 kindles, 2 Samsung galaxy phones. You are in the same position I was in a while back. Home routers are not really great at handling all of that while also trying to handle the packet transfers that take place for gaming. I switched to a dual band router with bridge and connected my old router through it for all of my mobile devices and laptops and saw great improvement in all of my devices. Here is my setup. Dual band router. 5 ghz ethernet bridge hardwired to my PS3 and desktop PC.I then connected my old router by ethernet cable to the new router and made sure that the two routers were separated by at least 4 channels to avoid any interference. While it may have only affected Dust by the slightest amount it seriously improved my PC games and download times thanks to 5 ghz being able to provide a much higher throughput. Thank you. I'm gonna start by uninstalling. Is it that noticeable? Worth the time?
Reinstalling Dust makes a huge difference depending on how many updates you have gone through without an uninstall. So much useless data piles up that it is guaranteed to negatively affect performance.
A $50 SSD and a complete reinstall of Dust will make it feel like a different game some times.
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