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So how does one limit the streaming bandwithWhats port forwarding have to do with ping? If you are connecting to the server you don't need to port forward.
If someone is streaming they will use all the available bandwidth causing your game to struggle.
The only way you can fix this is to limit their streaming bandwidth or get another account via PPPoE dialup.
So how does one limit the streaming bandwith
Whats port forwarding have to do with ping? If you are connecting to the server you don't need to port forward.
If someone is streaming they will use all the available bandwidth causing your game to struggle.
The only way you can fix this is to limit their streaming bandwidth or get another account via PPPoE dialup.
In the past I've used QoS but found it to be very flaky and unreliable. Maybe it's gotten better.Or QoS.
Actually, QoS is probably a better idea than a second PPPoE account. A second PPPoE account will do absolutely nothing if the other account is maxing out the adsl line.In the past I've used QoS but found it to be very flaky and unreliable. Maybe it's gotten better.
Well the line speed has to be bumped so they don't overlap. Eg. 8meg line + 2x4meg accounts.Actually, QoS is probably a better idea than a second PPPoE account. A second PPPoE account will do absolutely nothing if the other account is maxing out the adsl line.
Well, the 4meg accounts could burst, so you might still have that issue.Well the line speed has to be bumped so they don't overlap. Eg. 8meg line + 2x4meg accounts.
My Cheap Mikrotik does QoS just fine. It was not even R500. It was a bitch to get working properly though.That Router has a Game Mode you can enable.
But as was said above port forwarding won't improve latency.
QOS might, but also not in your average cheap as chips pack in Router.
My Cheap Mikrotik does QoS just fine. It was not even R500. It was a bitch to get working properly though.