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when i login to siel i have a 50ms but then after about 15-20 min its around 250-300, anyone got any ideas on whats up here?

 

no big deal lol, 250-300 is very normal around here. in fact, be happy with it xD

if u wanna drop ur ping u can try the laetrix latency fix (free) or battleping (paid)
however ur ping is like 0.25 seconds delay which isnt that tragic

there r people here with pings like 500, 800 and more

 

my ping is also jumping from 150-200 to 500 lol

 

mine is somewhat stable around 250-300 now, it used to be 450-550 be4 i used the laetrix latency fix

 

i cant jumpshot with that ping T_T

 

lol jumpshots dont work as far as i know, its not the ping

 

fasterping is 3x better than laetrix latency fix.

 

680 the ping

 

the difference being that laetrix latency fix isnt an application it modifies 2 of ur registry values lol

lol looked it up, its not fasterping but ping faster and its pretty much identical to battleping as u connect through another server

 

I have to renew the contract and payment to give me more bandwidth.

 

looks like u rly wanna argue. so il pwn you. first FASTERPING dont connect to any other shi.ts. and here it is. even google u cant use in proper way.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HLC6XOK1

another link to you .
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fid,69213-order,1/reviews.html

i dont think so its called pingfaster rofl. and so far i using it, never saw its connecting to anything

 

i found the link hellmade posted after he mentioned fasterping and so far im evened out at about 100ms

 

thats good good luck now

 

thats with leatrix too btw

 

For reference: ping stability = latency.

Causes of bad latency:

• On a wireless network. If you're on one, you shouldn't be gaming. To fix, go corded.

• Crowded area. Aion doesn't seem to give network processes priority over game processes. So if you're in a crowded area your ping will suffer. To fix, get a gaming NIC.

• Crappy ISP. Fairly common. To fix just contact the ISP and work out a solution, if that doesn't work switch to a better one.

• Download bandwidth. Although playing games doesn't require a very high bandwidth connection, you may need one. If other applications are hogging the bandwidth, (such as downloading files) you may want a stronger connection.

There are many many causes of bad latency, to name, those are just a few of several hundred. Also, please stop comparing Leatrix's Latency fix with programs like Battleping.

Leatrix's Latency fix disables Nagle's Algorithm (something older networks needed to prevent packet loss.)

Battleping connects you to a (preferably) close-by server, then connects you to the actual game server. The reason this is done is because without Battleping there are, on average, about 19 hops from different destinations. Even if you're 20 miles from the server, your packets may travel over 3,000 miles to find the server. Programs such as Battleping re-route your connection to the game server in the best way possible to find the closest packet route possible.

 

lol, thats a funny statment. I have the same ping with wired and wireless inet. Thats just bs imo, works aswell with wireless.

 

Depends how far you are from the wireless point.

Wireless waves = radio waves (178.816 m/s).

Corded = Speed of light (299,792,458 m/s).

Figure the rest out yourself.

 

I rather use my own method. Try and see whats happends....
In my case I have the same ping, so my verdict stays the same.
Tbh I dont really think radio waves v.s speed of light make that much of a difference when I have the whole atlantic sea
between my laptop and the server.