XR500 and Project Car 2

[mHunterl]

Just wondering whether the Geo-filter and anti-bufferbloat compatible to Project Car 2 PC version?

[Netduma Jack]

Just wondering whether the Geo-filter and anti-bufferbloat compatible to Project Car 2 PC version?

 

Anti-Bufferbloat should be compatible with all games, though the Geo-Filter is more specific. Can you choose your own server in Project Car 2? If you get disconnected a lot or struggle to find a game, I'd use the Geo-Filter in Spectating Mode. We designed that mode for PC games mainly so you can still monitor and review your connection (as well as block servers) without the issues that can arise from filtering.

[mHunterl]

I added my pc into the geo-filter device list, tried as PC and console. Then started to play the game, no server icon shown on the map. I am in spectating mode.

 

For anti-bufferbloat, there is a "High Priority" counter in QoS page. In my understanding, if the router detect game traffic,the counter will increase as the traffic passing the router. But it seems can't recognize the traffic from Project Car 2 as game traffic, so the high priority counter doesn't change. 

[Netduma Fraser]

I added my pc into the geo-filter device list, tried as PC and console. Then started to play the game, no server icon shown on the map. I am in spectating mode.

 

For anti-bufferbloat, there is a "High Priority" counter in QoS page. In my understanding, if the router detect game traffic,the counter will increase as the traffic passing the router. But it seems can't recognize the traffic from Project Car 2 as game traffic, so the high priority counter doesn't change. 

 

It's not supported on the Geo-Filter, we'll add it to our requested game list for testing.

 

As it's not included as a normal service you can add it by using advanced ports to get it working.