Ashteru2006-04-23 01:19:41
Just wanted to ask, because...I lately seem to get a lot more lag, and since all those sessions were pretty long...
So, my question is, if you have a big buffer (I got the limit I think, 65000 lines) can it be that you get increased lag? I mean, at the start I usually do fine, but in faster fights I start to lag pretty badly, or when it's late and I was on like 8 hours and bashed a lot, I often lag out.
So, my question is, if you have a big buffer (I got the limit I think, 65000 lines) can it be that you get increased lag? I mean, at the start I usually do fine, but in faster fights I start to lag pretty badly, or when it's late and I was on like 8 hours and bashed a lot, I often lag out.
Unknown2006-04-23 01:46:30
what sort of connection do you have?
Unknown2006-04-23 01:49:52
Well unless it's game related i never get lag anymore so...not sure
Ashteru2006-04-23 08:31:24
QUOTE(B_a_L_i @ Apr 23 2006, 01:46 AM) 281534
what sort of connection do you have?
1 MBit it should be, so yeah...:/
Unknown2006-04-23 08:49:10
like airees said, probably just game related
*shrugs*
*shrugs*
Ashteru2006-04-23 08:59:07
Meh, that pisses me off. Especially when I spar warriors, I sometimes totally lag out and then come back six or seven seconds later, missing out three rounds and curing. *sigh*
Unknown2006-04-23 08:59:48
hmmm
must be your connection if its that bad
must be your connection if its that bad
Unknown2006-04-23 14:37:19
Could be the gove hacking your comp trying to see if you were the one that stol their file that said cookies and classified stuff
Athana2006-04-23 18:26:35
I use to get some *horrible* lag when I was spammed in things like group fighting. No idea whether it was the system being slow or my connection flipping out, but it was extremely annoying, luckily it went away by itself
Daganev2006-04-23 18:48:00
I have completely reduced my buffer to the bare minmum, because I find that I get a lot more lag and delay when I have a larger buffer.
If you ever make a change to your settings, it affects your entire buffer, and your entire buffer is always in memmory so its going to slow you down.
Better to log it, if your worried about speed.
If you ever make a change to your settings, it affects your entire buffer, and your entire buffer is always in memmory so its going to slow you down.
Better to log it, if your worried about speed.
Arissa2006-04-23 19:06:30
It's processor/memory lag. When someone was constant applying health head (many many commands a minute) zmud had 100% of my 2.7Ghz proc and 1.5gb of my 2gb ram. If you lessen the buffer usage and activate spam protection, it will be better.
Atleast I think that you are having the same problem, I could just of had a totally different one.
Atleast I think that you are having the same problem, I could just of had a totally different one.