Urgent! CS1 5 How to set my network parameters, step by step teaching, thank you 5

LAN rate 25000 cl updaterate 101 cl cmdrate 101 Needless to say.

ADSL user rate 20000

cl updaterate, cl cmdrate.

With so much information on it, my understanding is that by setting these two values, the loss and choke of the network condition are minimized (the lag feels minimal), but it doesn't make the crosshair feel drifty or sticky. The setting of these two parameters will affect the displayed value of the ping value in CS. If you select the default value (which is also the minimum value) for these two parameters (20, 30), you will find that the ping value displayed in CS is the lowest, but the feeling of playing is no different from the high ping.

Like what. My adsl (ping a server with ping command,Its average is around 40,If you use these two values,CS actually shows a ping value of 20 30,But this is obviously not the actual value,It also feels like the picture is sticky when it hits,It's about the same as when the ping is high.,So this is definitely not the right and appropriate value.。

Next, I will tell you how to set the detailed values. CL updaterate corresponds to choke, and cl cmdrate corresponds to loss

First, set these two values to 101 and connect to the server. Console commands use net graph 3 to see the network conditions, and if both loss and choke are 0, then you can play with both values! When these two values are often greater than 0, start to make these two values smaller:

CL updaterate corresponds to choke, and cl cmdrate corresponds to lossMaybe it's due to network conditions, the loss of the server I go to is 0 for the most part, so cl cmdrate uses 101 most of the time; But choke is different, different servers, very variable. At this point, you will find that adjusting the CL updaterate can significantly improve the choke value.

For example, if you use 101 to have a significant choke, you can try to drop it to 50, if there is, just 10 so that it decreases a little bit, if it drops to 50 and the choke remains 0, try to increase it a little bit by +5, until the occasional choke appears, which is the best. Therefore, there is no absolute correspondence between these two values, which is bigger and which is smaller, and what really determines who is big and who is small is your own network status.