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Master Geek


# 45919 4-Nov-2009 21:40
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Iv never really had a issue with orcon and gaming but just tonight my connection to a Ventrilo server that i normaly get around 80-100 ping im now getting 244 - 13000+


ADSL Line
     
Status:    Cable connected
Line mode:    G.DMT
Maximum line rate:    7808 kbps (downstream) / 1072 kbps (upstream)
Noise margin:    12.2 dB (downstream) / 12 dB (upstream)
Line attenuation:    27.6 dB (downstream) / 16 dB (upstream)
Output power:    19.8 dBm (downstream) / 11.9 dBm (upstream)



Downstream rate:    7616 kbps
Upstream rate:    896 kbps
PPPoE pass-through:     Disabled



Iv reset the modem 2 of them , gone from my Orcon modem and my Belkin modem
Still no luck speed test results Down 1.04Mb/s up 0.63 Mb/s


In game sucks playing combat arms web pages seem to load pretty quick like normal

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Wannabe Geek


  # 270200 5-Nov-2009 08:25
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Could be either the slow down at night or the Vent host is having issues. I usually find after 4pm'ish the speedtest download speeds deteriorate to the point where I too cannot play CA, which could also affect your Vent depending on host location.

I'm guessing the cause of the slowing is that Orcon can't supply enough bandwidth to everyone once school/work finishes and a few thousand people come online, but its usually fast again in the morning with CA playable and Vent usable.



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Master Geek


  # 270233 5-Nov-2009 09:38
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I see where your coming from but i don't see how iv never had any problems on the Vent server from the past 2 years and 1 year on CA , I was happening all day from 8am until i went to bed at 1am maybe the exchange good hit buy a car or something

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