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Yeah you was getting double router processing so I know you felt delayed in game lol

Just going to add some positivity to the forum since I see everyone complaining about the netduma r3. I played a ranked match against former Pro players Optic Scump 4 Stacked party and I was SOLO.. you can see their reaction of how hard they hard to try to beat me. I lost but he had to try very hard.. I was also at a disadvantage because I was playing with randoms SOLO queueing

Try disabling ipv6

Rebooting should fix the problem.. it seems to happen when the router has been online for a few days

Well here’s a game I played earlier today on netduma r3.. im getting accused of wallhacks. I did this SOLO against a 4 stacked party one in their party had purple flames

It’s definitely rigged now that’s a fact.. the algorithm that COD has now decides who’s going to win the game. But COD seems to have buffed their cheat detection recently. Also With AI getting more and more sophisticated cheaters are getting much easier to make

You’ll be surprised how many gamers play on WiFi here and complain of connection drops.

This is a thing now with newer cods. Based on your performance for your last few games you will get nerfed / buffed depending on how well or bad you played. They call it EOMM.. it’s a few YouTubers that talked about this. Some games your hit reg will be spot on, other games you will shoot nerf bullets. It will be nice if you can test this with a VPN. I’m not sure if it works or not but competitive players play on a VPN called SBMM off.

Do you play on WiFi or Ethernet

Same here.. the random drop like once a day is the only issue I have so far. Lots of people here are saying the netduma r3 is paperweight.

That’s exactly what I did, I turned WiFi off completely on the netduma r3 and have a WiFi 7 router as my access point.

I think there’s issues with waveform servers, sometimes I get perfect jitter mostly around early in the morning. After that the results are so random. Best way to test is have 2 PCs. One PC pinging google DNS in command prompt and have ping plotter running also. And on another PC you use it to hammer your network.

Asus gaming routers works fine but netduma hit detection feels better to me. The average gamer couldn’t tell a difference between a asus gaming router and a netduma router That asus router has better hardware than the netduma r3

I wonder if turning off Green Ethernet or Energy Efficient Ethernet in adapter settings would be a fix for that

I’ve also tried a VPN, it feels the same for me. I would say a vpn is only good for gaming when your ISP has bad routing to the servers