Call of Duty 8 Company to the United States to go to the delay is how much I 4M fiber

Latency is affected in many ways, bandwidth is only a part, which also has something to do with the server, and the latency is not as small as possible, the main thing is that the ping between players in a map should not be much worse, otherwise you will not be able to hit others, or you will be killed before you see anyone else. cod8 is still pirated.,In fact, the effect is similar to the genuine version.,You can save a lot of money.,The cheaters are all rookies.,It doesn't matter much.。 cod7 is old, so it's better to wait for cod9.

Battlefield 3 seems to be very big as long as China pings, and there are many bugs.

Activision. Activision Blizzard (AB) is an American video game developer and publisher controlled by the French Vivendi Group, the world's largest game developer and publisher, and the world's first third-party game publisher. On December 2, 2007, Activision and Blizzard Entertainment, the gaming division of Vivendi, announced their merger.

The transaction amount is $18.8 billion. The new name of the combined company is a combination of Activision and Blizzard Entertainment, a subsidiary of Vivendi Games. The merger was completed on July 9, 2008, with total capital flows of approximately $18.9 billion.

Note: Activision Blizzard is actually referring to Activision, because before the merger Activision was the world's second largest game developer and publisher, so the following is more about Activision

In this issue of the Bund Pictorial, there is a very detailed explanation.

China's submarine cable laying began at the end of the 80s of the last century, and the international connection is mainly through the new Eurasia No. 3, the Sino-American submarine cable, the Asia-Pacific No. 2 three groups of submarine cables, the international submarine cable landing port for Shanghai, Qingdao, Shantou and other cities, respectively with Japan, the United States, Europe connected.

This time, at least 8 submarine cables in the Taiwan Strait area have been broken, and only one submarine fiber optic cable from Shanghai to the United States and the Asia-Pacific No. 2 submarine fiber optic cable to Japan can be used.

In the early morning of December 26 and 27 last year, two consecutive strong ** of about 7 occurred in the sea area about 15 kilometers south of Taiwan, China. A number of international submarine communication optical cables, such as the Sino-US submarine cable, the Asia-Pacific No. 1 submarine cable, the Asia-Pacific No. 2 submarine cable, the FLAG submarine cable, the Asia-Europe submarine cable, and the FNAL submarine cable, which were laid near the area, broke under the strong **.

In this submarine cable break, a total of six submarine cables of China Telecom were affected, and China Netcom was even more affected, with a total of eight optical cables being broken. The submarine cable broke and caused a chasm in the Internet world, Chinese netizens could not open the vast majority of the international **, 15 million users could not log in to the msn, and the domestic and foreign mail sending and receiving were blocked The world was suddenly disconnected and divided. The blocked Internet makes netizens suffer in an unbearable sense of isolation.

Mr. Li, head of the submarine fiber optic cable technology department in Beijing, told reporters that there are many types of submarine fiber optic cables, and the ones used in shallow sea and deep sea are also different. Shallow sea fiber optic cables are usually 7-10 cm in diameter, and they need to be outsourced, because the possibility of being scratched by passing fishing boats and anchors is relatively large; Fiber optic cables used in the deep sea are relatively thin, about 5 cm in diameter. The flow of information has nothing to do with the thickness of the submarine cable, but with the number of optical fibers and terminal equipment on both sides of the strait, and the entire system is monitored by the network management equipment.

China's submarine cable laying began at the end of the 80s of the last century, and the first international submarine cable system to land in China was the Sino-Japanese (C-J) submarine fiber optic cable completed in December 1993; In November 1997, the Global Submarine Optical Cable System (FLAG), which China participated in the construction, was completed and put into operation, which was the first intercontinental optical cable system to land in China. The Eurasian No. 1 fiber optic cable, which was opened in 1999, was the longest fiber optic cable in the world at that time.

China is mainly connected to the world through three sets of submarine cables: New Eurasia No. 3, Sino-US Submarine Cable, and Asia-Pacific No. 2, which pass through Chinese mainland's international submarine cable landing ports Shanghai, Qingdao, Shantou and other cities, and are connected to Japan, the United States and Europe respectively. On December 27, all three cables were broken to varying degrees. Among them, the New Eurasia No. 3 connects Shantou and Shanghai Chongming Landing Bureau, and is an important communication channel for China to East Asia, South Africa, the Middle East, North Africa, Western Europe, Australia and other countries and regions.

The China-US submarine cable starts from Fangshan, Pingtung, Taiwan, passes through Chongming Island in Shanghai, South Korea, Japan, and then connects to California in the United States, and finally goes back from California**, Ryukyu, and Shantou in Guangdong back to Fangshan, which is the main telecommunication line connecting Asian countries to the United States.

Well, if we had called you when we designed this project, there wouldn't have been so much trouble today, and we would have arranged for you to go to the bottom of the sea to look at the fiber optic cable, so that the fish would not bite the rope...

The Internet originated in the United States, ASCII codes, and computers also originated in the United States, so the world's 13 root name servers are all in the United States. The world's information transmission mainly relies on cables, but with the maturity of optical cable technology, low transmission cost, large amount of information and other reasons, the cable is replaced by optical cable, and the optical cable has the disadvantage of poor resistance, and suffers.

Big brother, those are all underneath, underground, don't worry! It will be fine soon, just measure a few points, don't worry.

Don't be afraid if it's broken, there is ring network protection. Isn't it ? Ga!

What you think, it's just an armed conflict caused by a misunderstanding, and it hasn't even reached the meaning of the Great Patriotic War.

In the end, China and the United States reconciled, and only one Chinese was killed -- Zhao Tian, and it seems that the Americans are afraid that if we really fight them, they will die, so they respect China very much.

If I play China, I'm going to make a game in the future, and the countries I choose are all going to play the United States.

It is said that it is the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

Almost oh, you can play online without playing the plot and only play Chinese.

The United States is unlikely to be invaded in reality, people like the new and hate the old, the story setting of the United States being invaded in the game can be seen as a gimmick for game companies to attract players, increase the freshness of players, or let players have fun, when a hero saves the United States, in reality, the United States is rampant and domineering is really unpleasant, but playing a game is pure entertainment, there is no need to rise to such a high height, of course, in reality we can criticize the United States and express our anger, but in terms of facts, Playing games is just to have fun, why bother thinking about those worrying things, a little suggestion, hehe, I hope to adopt.

So, in fact, the game of Call of Duty is a game with a strong ideology. It is all based on the will of the Americans, and the United States is constructed to start a war in order to protect its own survival or to maintain world peace. In other words, the United States plays the role of a preemptive striker in this, and at the same time, it warns the countries that are enemies of the United States through the game, because even if the United States is attacked at the beginning, the final victory belongs to the United States.

That's what it means. Americans want to use their own ideas and their own will to subtly influence the people of the world through games.

Highlight the image of American heroes.

This is a typical routine of American Hollywood heroism.

USA: We are peace-loving, all those damn **** or hellish Russians. We stand for justice and destroy you.

First he was invaded, then he killed the enemies one by one, and in the end, only the last hero was the captain Price, which is a classic American personal heroism

In this way, the heroic dreams of ordinary Americans can be satisfied.

Once good meets evil, it is always good that hurts

It should be to let the people better know the great things that the soldiers did after the country was attacked, and it is also personal heroism, of course, the reason why the game contains politics and is not banned by the US authorities is not only the existence of a rating system, but more importantly, to help the US military advertise!! In addition, the U.S. military is recruiting and killing everywhere, and there is a great need for new recruits to join, this game is undoubtedly promoting the advanced and high-tech military equipment of the U.S. military, which will make the public interested in being a soldier.

In this way, the United States can have a legitimate reason to fight.

It's just a game, true or false, so why bother to combine games and reality so seriously.

COD4 is an American aggressor that was blown up by a Makarov nuclear bomb.

Okay 6 words are Don't speak Russian that episode sparked the Russo-American war Makarov is behind the scenes**.

It's fun if the United States is really beaten.

It's the same fast, it's the same as a pound of cotton and a pound of iron, both of which are 4m. But it may not be the same anymore. The fiber is relatively stable. But if you are a home user, 4M broadband is enough.

Logically speaking, it is the same as ordinary broadband, 1M=128kb, but it depends on your network environment and computer, and there are certain factors in the operator.

First of all, you can eliminate your own problems, and of course, if you want to troubleshoot all kinds of other factors, the easiest thing is to change it.

Fiber optic converter (use your friend's) then switch to a different computer (e.g. any laptop) and ping if there is a problem.

Again, look for external influences.

There is a slight correlation between ping and your bandwidth, but it's not the deciding factor.

It depends on which access layer your network is in, and you can think of Harbin as a large multi-layer LAN.

You're 10 meters, but you're on the ground floor and you're going through a Layer 5 route or a server to the exit.

Your friend's house is only 4 meters, but the exit only goes through Layer 2 routes or servers.

This is the response speed that is sure to be faster for your friends.

This delay is already very low, so there's nothing wrong with it.

Clean up junk files from your computer.

Anti-virus. In fact, the number of routes between your computer and the DNS server is more than the number of routes between your friend's computer and the DNS server.

The design of the line in the middle You have to ask Netcom.

Fujikura is mainly engaged in optical fiber fusion splicers, and Japan's major optical fiber manufacturer is Sumitomo. Corning is the world's largest fiber optic manufacturer, but has been discontinuing production of regular fiber since 2000. Most of Corning's optical fibers are OEM, and a significant number are even produced by YOFC in Wuhan, China.

In terms of product quality, the quality of domestic optical cables is no worse than that of imported ones. If you are not confident enough, you can choose long-flying, Zhongtian or special fiber optic cables. It doesn't matter which fiber is owned.

Generally, short-distance fiber optic cables do not have much impact on the system, so there is no need to think too much. Unless your application is over a distance of hundreds or thousands of km, in which case a special design of the cable system is required.

Tengcang should be specialized in the production of fusion splicers, now the more advanced is 60s, and 50s, 40s, the United States is the invention of optical fiber, of course, good, but very expensive, now Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan and other big cities can be produced, the quality is also very good, but also cheap.

I don't know if it's imported, it's generally made in China.