KharmaOfChaos:hio77:KharmaOfChaos: assurance given that the 31-33ms Ping was going to improve on UFB with Snap! but it stayed the exact same way as when we had VDSL with Snap! in Levin as we currently reside in Hastings. This was a huge disappointment as I am an online gamer and every millisecond makes a difference in whether you win the battle or lose it.
latency to where..
I don't quite understand the question but just a bit back story I play FPS games in particular Call of Duty on the Xbox One and are looking for the best possible connection so that I can actually compete against other players who have 1ms - 18ms ping as I simply don't stand a chance with the way my ping is right now. I have covered all avenues accept for the internet connection and sharing my concerns with the Snap! customer service operator I was assured it would be better on UFB but there has been absolutely no change ping wise where as if I do a SpeedTest with the Orcon SpeedTest it gives me 13ms ping constantly which has me confused in more ways than one. Any help would be much appreciated. Cheers!
OK.
im not a console gamer, and have not cared to look at if cod uses P2P still on consoles.
but on PC, its dedicated servers (IIRC. have not touched it really since regretting buying it.), based in aus, in auckland your likely to be getting 26~32ms to Sydney, depending on type of connection and such.
the orcon speedtest, do you mean their testing server in auckland? 13ms aint bad given that your in Hastings.
Ild suspect your actually getting pretty good latency there, and this is not going to be reduced. there was likely a slight drop in pings going from vdsl to fibre, but you have also moved from levin to hastings, i wouldnt directly compare.
http://www.pingtest.net/
Do yourself some testing, there is no point saying im getting X ms to the game. that doesnt exactly help with figuring out if your getting a good ping or not.
Im on snap vdsl, 1ms interleavings profile. most of my fps gaming is in csgo, inwhich the servers are generally in sydney. This gives me about a 29ms ping - also note, ping and latency values can be slightly different so the correct term can make a difference..