melvinmcmurf wrote:
you are unbanned......welcome back
If you mean me ....Im still banned !!!

what server are you playing at????

melvinmcmurf wrote:
what server are you playing at????
UIF==London- All Weapons

billhubbard wrote:
melvinmcmurf wrote:
what server are you playing at????
UIF==London- All Weapons
There's only a few servers with low ping.....UIF is 1 of em' & with scopes.

billhubbard wrote:
melvinmcmurf.....hahahahaha...No m8...I've never used cheats on me g/friend....

Not even SHARKING?

Hi Pings or cussed by slow internet being to far from the Server or you need to reset your internet modem may be restart your computer if that doesn't fix it then is there any thing else using your internet other computers using Netflix up loading Down Loading all these things can cuss high Pings run down the list if that has not fixed it owe boy your in deep.

merlin2016 wrote:
Hi Pings or cussed by slow internet being to far from the Server or you need to reset your internet modem may be restart your computer if that doesn't fix it then is there any thing else using your internet other computers using Netflix up loading Down Loading all these things can cuss high Pings run down the list if that has not fixed it owe boy your in deep.


Wow - there's some real ill-informed misinformation.

Inexperienced newcommers seem to thing that ping is a measurement of speed (merlin says above 'slow internet' lolol). Ping time, measured in milliseconds (hopefully), is a measure of per packet delay. Specifically - Latency. This has absolutely nothing to do with 'slow internet'.

Latency doesn't have much to do with server distance these days, given customer premise broadband and most long haul circuits around the country offer latency of a handful of milliseconds.

At least one thing merlin said is somewhat valid - another process on your computer - or on some other device on your home network - sucking up a ton of bandwidth can cause you to seem to have poor latency (ie. ping times).

If you have high pings, it is generally not something you can fix. But your internet service provider should be able to. Tell them you are consistently getting high latency (use broadband speed test for metrics) and they can possibly help you out.

jaywest1024 wrote:

wow - there's some real ill-informed misinformation.
Latency doesn't have much to do with server distance

Your ping is the time taken for a packet to go from your PC, to the server, and back again. It can be affected by a variety of things, including;

• Bandwidth of your internet connection; what other applications/users are using the bandwidth on your local network.
• Your contention ratio
• Distance from your local exchange
• What, if any, throttling / traffic shaping your ISP is performing
• The load of the server you are connecting to



Some of the 'ill-informed' information stated was indeed accurate: I.e - Distance from server is ONE OF THE MAJOR FACTORS influencing latency.

Physical distance is also a major factor with regards to download speed (Mbps) as shown below;

All this For a 3 year old post.


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