CSOL latency issues. 20 points for a master who understands. 20

If it's win7 operating system,Then it's unfortunate,There's no solution for the time being.,My classmates have a few win7 cups.,Vista and XP are fine.。 We have a dormitory, and our XP and Vista are all network extensions within 20, but the win7 classmate is an IBM machine, or more than 100 network extensions, and it is not possible to use Xunyou accelerator. You can install an XP on a small disk partition to take up less space on your hard drive and be used exclusively for playing CSOL.

If you're not win7,Then it's your network that doesn't work.,It's okay to use Xunyou or something.,But it costs money.,It's about 150 a year.。

Network problems,Your network is too stuck,If it's a problem with the host, it will only say that you play with a sudden drop or a stuck screen,It won't cause the problem of high latency,And generally speaking, the delay is not a hundred is not a card,It's not easy to connect to an ordinary broadband to have that delay!!

Probably not, if the delay is concerned, it is generally only related to your internet speed. It's like playing CF, my ping is 1 (the company's internet speed is awesome, faster than that of an Internet café).

It's not a matter of reinstalling the system, it's about the speed of the network and whether your home broadband is Netcom or Telecom, and there are too many unnecessary programs when playing csol.

Latency is just the speed at which network data is transmitted, which can be used as a reference, but it is not that the latency is reduced, and the game will definitely be smooth. If you want to play smoothly, consider switching out of the machine. My ping is at 20+.,Turn off all other unnecessary programs before entering the game.,Just optimize the system often.,Reinstallation is a price to pay.。

If it's 2mb ADSL broadband. In the case of the right district. The normal delay should be around 50.!

If you're a game jam frame. It might be useful to reinstall the system.

But the words of delay. It is advisable to try other large regions. Will the latency go down!

That's all for the network CPU memory, what good computer can you buy if you don't drop it?

It won't go down, as long as you change the memory to a bigger one, 2G. It is also related to the speed of the network, and it is recommended to handle telecommunications, which is faster. If it's still too slow, and it's economically reasonable, then it's in the process of applying for a wireless network card, connecting two networks, and then it's absolutely fast...

There are several possibilities: one is that your broadband is not good [Tietong]! 2. You are telecom broadband, but go to Netcom to play, or Netcom broadband to go to telecom 3. When playing games, listen to songs or turn on the graphics card, or the CPU is too old 5. You open the firewall in detail enough, find the reason yourself!

Networking is an issue as well as your hardware. The configuration determines the smoothness of the game, only a good network speed is not good, and the host is not good, and it will also drag down the speed.

Normally, no, give me points.

This should not be a problem with the network speed, and the configuration problem can also be eliminated.

1.Maybe it's your display problem.

The picture is one card at a time, and the ping will be very high if the picture card is played.

Some graphics cards or systems do not support D3D or OP mode.

My home computer is like this, using OP mode one card at a time.

It would be nice to change to D3D.

2.Of course, it's also possible that someone turns on G when you're playing, and it's going to be stuck.

3.There is a problem with your game (if there is an illegal script in the game directory)4It is also possible that you are playing the wrong area (such as telecom playing Netcom or vice versa)5

If none of the above belongs to your problem, then you can try the ET network accelerator above is purely by my own hand, if there is no solution, please see me on the hand.