Horrible gameplay/ hits not registering

[Reykc9510]

40 minutes ago, DARKNESS said:

@Nj12Jitter is not something that can be particularly controlled by the user. While congestion control can mitigate its effects, there is a limit to its effectiveness, and each connection is different because they are all related to the user’s Internet Service Provider (ISP). Though if you have excessive jitter like anything beyond 20-30ms, you should definitely get in contact with your ISP as that would, of course, impact your services.

Ok. They prolly wont do anything about it. 

[DARKNESS]

@Reykc9510You have great jitter bud ( 1-5ms), so I don’t know what you’re onto about.

[Reykc9510]

1 minute ago, DARKNESS said:

@Reykc9510You have great jitter bud ( 1-5ms), so I don’t know what you’re onto about.

O ok I was goin off what you said.  I'm still learning all this sir

[Reykc9510]

7 hours ago, DARKNESS said:

@Reykc9510You have great jitter bud ( 1-5ms), so I don’t know what you’re onto about.

 

7 hours ago, Reykc9510 said:

O ok I was goin off what you said.  I'm still learning all this sir

Still having issues 

[Nj12]

39 minutes ago, Reykc9510 said:

 

Still having issues 

You shouldn’t be using ping optimizer. Use congestion control.

[Reykc9510]

6 minutes ago, Nj12 said:

You shouldn’t be using ping optimizer. Use congestion control.

I'm lost... why 

[Nj12]

5 minutes ago, Reykc9510 said:

I'm lost... why 

You adjust the slider’s controlling bandwidth percentage. And as you make the adjustments you then perform the wave form test on til you’re dialed in. Check your dm.

[DARKNESS]

@Reykc9510This is because the ping optimizer is not entirely accurate. It utilizes the mlab test, which, from experience, is not reliable as it doesn’t count for bufferbloat but more so latency under no load or some but it is more based on web surfing rather than VOIP. In addition, you can’t pick the server manually through the Netduma router, so you don’t know what server it is picking; therefore, it is unreliable as you can be connected 200 miles away and that affects results, etc. It is something Netduma is trying to improve, but I can’t say much more than that...

[Fuzy]

14 minutes ago, DARKNESS said:

This is because the ping optimizer is not entirely accurate. It utilizes the mlab test

I don't know where you got this idea from... but it has nothing to do with it... Ping optimizer is linked to a ping to a server (round trip)... not to a speed test! ...?

[DARKNESS]

@FuzyEven then, the roundtrip is unreliable, as you’re aware. I did forget that they switched to the new method, etc. In fact, both methods are used; the first is the mlab, and if it fails, then it’s the roundtrip. 

[Fuzy]

...Mlab is or was used on the R3 internal speed test live Wan to outside your local network...

Ping optimizer is an internal "Lan" test by pinging a server like 8.8.8.8/google.com and simulating a dl/ul bandwidth congestion locally, it tries to stabilize the ping response based on the simulation.
If the ping to the server fails then the test fails.

[Reykc9510]

On 2/20/2025 at 9:01 AM, Nj12 said:

 

I’m in New Jersey, I set the geo filter over Texas and only play on that server. It plays best for me, not too many demon players.

 

On 2/20/2025 at 9:22 AM, Nj12 said:

Perhaps a bit, but I’ll trade off a longer wait time for a better game. 

 

On 2/19/2025 at 11:18 PM, Nj12 said:

You adjust the slider’s controlling bandwidth percentage. And as you make the adjustments you then perform the wave form test on til you’re dialed in. Check your dm.

I got it dailed in now thanks. One question does lower the CC affect how my PS5 pro downloads updates to games?

[Nj12]

1 hour ago, Reykc9510 said:

 

 

I got it dailed in now thanks. One question does lower the CC affect how my PS5 pro downloads updates to games?

Switch from "always on" to "low latency" when doing any large downloads.

[Reykc9510]

Ok ty.