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Try renewing the dhcp lease on the network settings to clarify am referring to the device your connected to on the lan so it would be on your systems adapter settings.

@DeanB Try this: 1. Quit the application/game/client completely 2. Remove device from the Geo-Filter 3. Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu 4. Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter with the manual option 5. Set up the Geo-Filter how you like 6. Wait 2 minutes 7. Boot up application/game/client Then see if it works. As for the VPN are you using it through the router function HVPN or an application? If you are doing it through an application I recommend doing it through the router instead.

@SahmooDo a capture yourself and add it to the following forum for it to get supported quicker should be easy if your already on PC as it is PC exclusive from my research

@AylinkaTo diagnose your network you can use the following tool as it is easier to understand https://www.pingplotter.com/

@AylinkaLooking at it yes I can see the lag and you can ignore my comment about the cc....I would check if the lag is caused by the network ISP just to isolate the issue as I did say it could be a CPU issue that users have reported of it causing spikes on there network is a possibility.

@AylinkaCould be related to the CPU issue at the moment not saying it is though you can try going lower on your congestion control.... To add when your playing call of duty does it show that it active under SmartBoost?

@MountainThat pretty much what geofilter does bud it locks you into the region you select however you may need to use HVPN if queue times are long...

@AylinkaI mean looking at your buffer bloat test it doesn't seem like your using cc if you are then you need to set it to always and disable speed test bypass to get accurate results

@MegatfDidn't know you cared about me that much from the beginning opinions are opinions you can go water yourself instead if you'd like 😂

@Netduma FraserJust a heads up the dumaos app login bug for the XR1000 is still there I thought the update fixed it thought it did not I cleared data/cache same result.

@Megatf I guess no one thought you what sarcasm mean't in life and I don't see you doing much than blabbering about an issue everyone's already aware off for some individuals the overheating issue has never been fixed it more about the area they live upon that affects there router not much they can do about the ventilation except add a fan or have a better ergonomics but they didn't take that into account. As I did previously give them some feedback on that particular issue before the R3 was launched. Also I do as I wish and I don't see were I am being unhelpful maybe in some cases sure but majority of the time I am helpful in my opinion if I wasn't I believe I would've been banned a long time ago and saying 100's is what I would call over dramatic though if you'd like to stock me your welcome to I got nothing to hide 😂

@Reykc9510https://www.pingplotter.com/

@Reykc9510You can download ping plotter and use the free trial and get more information about the network as it easier to understand....

@Reykc9510It most likely the upload that you'll need to tweak as that what impacts you when gaming to add you can leave bandwidth allocation alone and just leave it on default

@Reykc9510Well if it stable then you should be all good you could probably do a bit better as your original showed 15ms max instead of 41ms max

@Reykc9510Are you saturating the connection by doing a speed test while running the command prompt?

@Reykc9510That your router it typically going to show 1ms regardless....what you need to ping is a server like google.com so -t google.com

@Reykc9510Check this Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxaU5cFZmXw

@Reykc9510If I recollect correctly to keep pinging you type -t at the end so you can accurately see the data live

@Reykc9510Doesn't generally matter the point is to stabilize your connection from saturation once's that done then you can close it or stop it by using press Control + C

@Reykc9510That not what I mean't so since your on windows go to your command prompt and ping google.com then while doing a speed test to saturate the connection look at the ping and if spikes abnormally like 100ms or so then you need to keep adjusting your cc settings till it doesn't happen any longer.

@Reykc9510Yeah that just the quickest method

@Reykc9510If you have fiber in certain cases it just a dhcp one so there nothing you would have to do and no way for you access it as it owned by the ISP though they dont restrict you from doing anything by the modem configs typically that is.... The key to distinguishing between PPPoE and DHCP is how to assign IP addresses. In PPPoE, you need to log in with the correct account and password first, while DHCP just needs to wait to be assigned an IP address automatically

@Reykc9510There an example you can do this as well by just pinging google.com on your devices terminal decrease your cc till you see it no longer spike you can also check your game console for packet loss simultaneously. I would run a game like fortnite as it easier to see the graph with net bug stats to check for packet loss or ping spikes when doing the saturation test... 0121.mov

@Reykc9510Give me about 5-10 minutes or so I'll show you a demonstration using ping plotter you can also do this without it it just easier to understand