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I have been already doing that and will keep doing that regardless what anyone says.
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#STREET FIGHTER 5 PC LAG UPDATE#
I will keep in mind about that and do more research before and if I ever decide to change settings on my NIC, but I will definitely keep the windows p2p update off and the bandwidth reserved off as well.
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The only useful information in this guide is testing your connection to your ISP, but you can do that fairly easily with CMD tools. Originally posted by Bad_Conduct:Any changes you make in the guide will only impact your connection between your computer and your router, that has nothing to do with your modem connecting to the capcom servers. One other thing you CAN try is changing your MTU to match your ISPīut you need to test it and make sure it can get out of your router/modem before you set it permanently, this will just send a larger frame of data. Making these types of changes without knowing what you are doing, or why, will cause other issues with your network taffic at some point, and the user won't remember doing this. You should not be changing the network card settings unless you were advised to by a Vendor for a specific reason, like being connected directly to a network device that does not autonegotiate. If you can ping your friend overnight with 0 packet loss and connecting to him in-game is laggy, it's the netcode. If it's all fine, it's the other users or the netcode. If it's just high and getting packet loss to Capcom, but not Google, it's Capcom. If it's high or getting packet loss to Google and Capcom, it's your ISP. If it's high to the ISP Gateway IP address, you have a bad connection to your ISP, that could be bad lines between your house and your ISP. If it's high, you'll need to check your physical network cable (make sure it's cat5e or better) and your router. It should always be < 1 ms or 1 ms, never higher. If you are getting a latency spike or packet between yourself and the router, there's an issue with your local connection. I'd just set the ping -a tool overnight to your gateway IP address (the router), your ISP gateway (you can get it from the modem), Google's website and the Capcom server. Your computer isn't talking directly to the internet, the traffic redirects and goes through your router to your PC. Especially by making changes to your local network traffic. You are not going to make the bad netcode in SFV suddenly work better. It was clearly written by someone who googled a bunch of bull and has no idea what they are actually doing. You can do whatever you want, but that guide is awful and I don't recommend anyone follow it. I too just made a post just like this one not too long ago.Īny changes you make in the guide will only impact your connection between your computer and your router, that has nothing to do with your modem connecting to the capcom servers. I've seen that before though and was a thing to do back in the day, this is most likely the best settings for their network for that time.īut hey, if you know better give us advice to fix our problems instead of being an asshat, because I am also in search on improving my issues. The only thing the guide is clearly stating to change are whats underlined. Are you retarded? I read the guide and you're fixated on something that the guide is using as an example and not what to change. Why the ♥♥♥♥ would you force it to 100Mb when you are on an autonegotiated line?ĭon't change your network to 100Mb unless you are on a connection that requires your network card settings to be manually configured, autonegotiate is a setting. The bottleneck will be your router performance or modem performance long before it hits your network card. WOL & Shutdown Link Speed - 100Mbps First UDP Checksum Offload (IPv6) - Rx & Tx Enable UDP Checksum Offload (IPv4) - Rx & Tx Enable Transmit Buffers - 128 (Max = 128, set to max) TCP Checksum Offload (IPv6) - Rx & Tx Enable TCP Checksum Offload (IPv4) - Rx & Tx Enable Receive Side Scaling - Enable (Enabled if you have a multi-core CPU)
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Receive Buffers - 512 (Max = 512, set to max) Priority & VLAN - Priorty & VLAN Disabled
#STREET FIGHTER 5 PC LAG DRIVER#
Here shows you what does what Advanced Network Adapter Driver Settings[ Auto Disable Gigabit - Disable To start off with the settings I will list all the available options to me and their new settings, you may find some names to be different, more or even less options. Getting better performance from your Network interface card (NIC)