What should I do if the ping of the US server is high and there is packet loss?

A low ping and low latency indicates that there is no problem with the network connection from your computer to the server, and a high packet loss rate indicates that the server tends to be saturated. Specific analysis:

Problems with the game server, 1) The server is overloaded during peak game periods.

2) Whether your local network is the same operator as the game server you choose, if not, it is often easy to cause poor connection and slow access speed, especially during peak hours.

You can change the login interface to connect to the game site server through the bidirectional node server of some network accelerators, such as local mobile mobile telecom (bidirectional node) Overwatch telecom server, local mobile mobile Chunghwa Telecom (bidirectional node) Taipei lol Chunghwa Telecom server, improve the access speed and stability of network connection, improve network speed, reduce ping and packet loss.

It is recommended that there are many nodes and the node server is the acceleration software of BGP4 multi-line access technology, which has a wider range of applications.

**to** line, is it the line from the computer to the router?

Specific steps to test the packet loss rate:

Materials required: Win7 system example.

1. Press the win key + R key to open the running window, enter "cmd", and click "OK".

2. After opening the command wheel spine indicator, enter "ping -t" (the ** in the middle can be changed to other ** freely), and press the enter key to ping Baihui Wudu an unlimited number of times.

3. The detailed data of ping will appear on the screen at this time.

Fourth, when you need to end and check the result, press the Ctrl key + C key to end, and then check the "loss rate".

It is possible that the other server has set up a rejection ping. In this case, unless the firewall of the other party is broken or the ping restriction is canceled, the ping connection test cannot be performed on the other server.

Severe ping packet loss may also be a problem with the gateway (** server). If the performance of the ** server is not good, it may not be able to process ping requests in time, resulting in some requests failing.

If the local firewall blocks the ping request, or the system hardware configuration is insufficient to make the ping request, the ping request packet will also be lost.

In general, if the server is pinged, you can use a hardware firewall to defend against it, or specify an invalid IP as ** (although this will cause the network connection to be lost). Hardware firewalls do not consume local hardware resources and can better defend against such traffic attacks, but the most important thing is to be prepared to disconnect the network or port at any time.

Ping, this is the address of the network card, if it is received normally, the network card is fine, try to change the network cable, or the network speed is not enough, of course there is pressure on the big package ping.

It may be a problem with the network cable head, try to change the network cable. If this is still the case, it may be that the quality of the network card is not up to par.

If the other party's MTU is caused, the default MTU is 1500

1. Try other computers in the same switch as you first, if there is the same problem, it is not your machine's business, it should be your switch problem. If that doesn't happen, you end up finding a laptop, connecting the cable you have with and trying again, and if there's still a problem, you should check the cable or switch the cable to another port. If it's okay to use a laptop, it's a problem with your desktop.

Delete the network card driver and reinstall it, or try to change the card.

In short, the way to solve the network problem is to eliminate the problem and narrow the scope of the problem.

There is also a win2000 or above system, it is best not to use optimization software such as optimization master. It doesn't make much sense, and some of them sacrifice security in exchange for a little bit of performance that you don't feel.

You can try to set the speed and duplex of the computer to 10m full duplex, the setting method: local connection - properties - configuration - advanced - speed and duplex, select 10m full duplex.

Change a network cable to test, otherwise add a network card to try, you can also change the router or the port on the switch to try, the switch reboots, or get a direct connection to another computer to test, generally is the network cable, network card, switch or a single port of the problem, the system problem may also be the cause of the driver, anyway, these have to be compared and analyzed.

It is recommended that you restart the router, and the problem can be basically solved.