AtomicRaven

Brutus glad you are OK bud. Haven't seen a doctor in years, going to set up anal probe asap.

I like that format. Play seven at once.

3rd times the charm. Toronto!

Chicago please.

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I'd love to have the Hamilton Tigers. Thx!

Fyi gents I will be out of town until next Friday or Saturday,. Will be able to do round 2 asap on my return.

Montreal

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Solved! To Recap: My issues were not so much latency. It was Jitter. I was experiencing alot of drops, crashes about 1 in every 5 games, but worse then that, frame skipping and rubberbanding every games was so bad it was un-playable. Play would speed up, slow down, and when there was alot of action on the ice, I couldn't even tell what was happening. It was the same for opponent. Here is everything I tried: Thought my video card may have been causing issues. Replaced it with a much better one: No effect Replaced Monitor with a 32" because I like to buy s**t and I don't see that well no more: No effect Optimized my Network card as per https://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?/topic/20730-reducing-lag-by-optimize-your-network-settings/: No Effect Gave priority to Gens: No Effect Switched windows 7 to give priority to Programs instead fo background services (my gaming machine is a DAW): No Effect Turned on QOS to reduce buffer bloat : No Effect Decided to replace my modem due to Puma 6 chipset flaw. This affects many, many modems and causes ping spikes (confirmed on my modem). There is a class action laswsuit: https://www.classactionlawyers.com/puma6/ ISP did not have a replacement without the PUMA 6 chipset Almost switched to Gigabit fibre but my ISP, in order to keep me, offered to refund my cable modem and switch me to DSL for no charge. I decided to do it. My ping times prior to DSL were: 13ms 14ms 26ms 36ms 25ms 80ms 75ms 300ms 13ms All over the place. After DSL, which is known for little to no Jitter: 11ms 12ms 11ms 11ms 11ms 12ms 13ms 11ms 13ms 11ms Playing against Aqua is almost like playing in person now. Played against folks in the U.S. like Brutus, Ice, and was almost just as good. So there you have it. DSL solved all the issues!

Thanks for input guys. Here's what I've done so far: 1) Looked at New Kaillera (v09) and when I run it I notice there is no server in Canada, so I'm not sure if that's an issue. Still can't determine if "old" kaillera uses servers? 2) Talked to my ISP about traffic shaping earlier today. They have not put any policies of that sort into effect. 3) Tried bypassing my router (Archer C7 aka TP-Link AC1750). It had a minor impact. Still had lots of Jitter. Here's what I've tried with Router: - I've tried turning off the Firewall, as it does packet inspection. NO Effect - Updated Firmware - No Effect - It does not have QOS - May try installing OpenWRT, but I;m also using a Asus AC68U as a repeater right now (Don't ask), and will try swapping it with the Archer 4) Just purchased a new Video Card, needed one anyway, as I get alot of "blinking" when running Gens. I was wondering if FPS drop was causing lag. Worth a shot anyway and now I can run 3 4k monitors! Of which I have zero. Also, one big thing I learned today is that cable, especially in my area it appears, is s**t (old infrastructure). Especially s**t around 8pm (see graph). Check out this site https://lagreport.na.leagueoflegends.com/en/ - its a comparison of internet providers for League of Legends. Real time Jitter and PIng results. My ISP is Teksavvy. Other is DSL. Jitter appears to be my problem. Well, one of my problems AHAHAHAAHA! There is an offer atm for Bell Gigabyte fibre for 79 bucks. I'm becoming more certain the issue is cable congestion, so I may pull the trigger on the Gigabit.

Did you guys ever figure this out? I'm experiencing the same issue. Primarily w aqua who lives in same city. Thought it may be video card...

HI DEF 8K

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