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CSGO lagging while everything seems fine! 2020

CSGO lagging while everything seems fine! 2020

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10-30-2023, 01:00 PM
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This situation appears to be due to packet loss, particularly if it’s a recurring problem across various online games. Have you checked your Wi-Fi connection? Consider switching to an Ethernet cable or a new router. A Quality of Service (QoS) configuration might also be the cause. Routing problems or VPN usage could be contributing factors as well. Attempting to disable Steam Relay may offer a solution. Persistent packet loss can often stem from poor network quality. Your router is likely several years old – consumer routers typically have a lifespan of around two years—similar to newer smartphones.

Numerous elements could be involved. I recommend searching online for "how to fix packet loss" and exploring all possible solutions. Potential issues include a faulty Network Interface Card (NIC) or Wi-Fi module, bandwidth limitations, QoS settings, problems with your Internet Service Provider’s routing, DNS configurations, or even restrictions on game traffic imposed by your ISP.

To assist in identifying the root cause, could you answer these questions: Are you connected via wired or wireless connections? What is the make and model of your network device (NIC/Wi-Fi)? Which router are you using – how old is it and where is it positioned relative to your computer? What channel is your router operating on, and what channels are congested in your area? What Internet Service Provider do you use (cable, DSL, etc.)? Can you run an Ookla speed test and share the results? How many devices are connected to your network? Are you utilizing any traffic shaping technologies such as QoS, WMM, Beamforming, or CFosSpeed? Are you employing a VPN like WTfast? Have you disabled Windows Game Bar? Are you using the Steam Datagram Relay system – try disabling it. Is this issue isolated to this specific computer, or is it occurring on all PCs within your network (wired or wireless)?

Thank you for providing these answers; I’m optimistic that they will help determine the source of your problem.
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BerryMcDon
10-30-2023, 01:00 PM #11

This situation appears to be due to packet loss, particularly if it’s a recurring problem across various online games. Have you checked your Wi-Fi connection? Consider switching to an Ethernet cable or a new router. A Quality of Service (QoS) configuration might also be the cause. Routing problems or VPN usage could be contributing factors as well. Attempting to disable Steam Relay may offer a solution. Persistent packet loss can often stem from poor network quality. Your router is likely several years old – consumer routers typically have a lifespan of around two years—similar to newer smartphones.

Numerous elements could be involved. I recommend searching online for "how to fix packet loss" and exploring all possible solutions. Potential issues include a faulty Network Interface Card (NIC) or Wi-Fi module, bandwidth limitations, QoS settings, problems with your Internet Service Provider’s routing, DNS configurations, or even restrictions on game traffic imposed by your ISP.

To assist in identifying the root cause, could you answer these questions: Are you connected via wired or wireless connections? What is the make and model of your network device (NIC/Wi-Fi)? Which router are you using – how old is it and where is it positioned relative to your computer? What channel is your router operating on, and what channels are congested in your area? What Internet Service Provider do you use (cable, DSL, etc.)? Can you run an Ookla speed test and share the results? How many devices are connected to your network? Are you utilizing any traffic shaping technologies such as QoS, WMM, Beamforming, or CFosSpeed? Are you employing a VPN like WTfast? Have you disabled Windows Game Bar? Are you using the Steam Datagram Relay system – try disabling it. Is this issue isolated to this specific computer, or is it occurring on all PCs within your network (wired or wireless)?

Thank you for providing these answers; I’m optimistic that they will help determine the source of your problem.

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