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1. #Abnormal pingplotter how to
2. #Abnormal pingplotter install
3. #Abnormal pingplotter driver
4. #Abnormal pingplotter software

#Abnormal pingplotter install

Make sure windows did not install some generic driver.

#Abnormal pingplotter driver

I would also check the network driver on your machine.

#Abnormal pingplotter software

This software just causes all kinds of strange issues. It can do nothing about traffic outside your machine and if you have a overloaded network inside your machine you have much larger issues than some silly software can fix. Any software like this needs to be unistalled. This comes bundled with motherboards and video cards sometimes. In the end I suspect you do not have a actual network issue.įirst be very sure there is no so called "gamer" qos software loaded. Unfortunately people just click the test button and see "red bad" must fix rather than understanding that it only matters if you are attempting to exceed your bandwidth which is the actual problem not that the data is being placed into buffers. It is very tricky to get it tuned just right.

The site is then used to check how well you configured the QoS settings. IF you are running at 100% load and you have no way to not run at 100% you can use special QoS that will reduce the bufferbloat for games. That site intentionally will overload any connection to see how large the buffer are. If it is not at 100% data is not being placed into buffers. The problem would be why is your internet connection running at 100% in the first place. Games unlike every other kind of traffic would actually prefer data be discarded rather than buffered. You get bufferbloat when you load a connection to 100% and data much be placed in buffers rather than being discarded. If you spent more time reading about bufferbloat you would soon find that site is a mostly garbage.

#Abnormal pingplotter how to

Its not like the senior tech that would understand and be able to fix that will talk to you and the level 1 tech guys only really know about the game and not so much how to fix network issues.they would need to be paid lots more. What would you do if you though the problem was say related to how there connection to their multiple ISP was done. The ping plotters you have show that the problem is not likely in the nodes you can do anything about. You can only fix stuff in your house or to some extent in your ISP. Sometimes multiple servers share a common IP and they use different ports which you can not easily test using stuff like ping plotter. Most times these are firewalled to prevent denial of service attacks and unless you know how they have structured stuff it is hard to say. I strongly suspect though you will not be able to test to the actual game server. You can find the IP of the actual server by watching the network tab of the resource monitor while the game is running you will see pretty much constant traffic to it. The actual game server could be in a different data center. In this case you tested to the login server for world of tanks but when you actually play the game you are not likely running on login server. Routers in the path many time are designed to favor passing traffic rather than responding to test traffic, some also have limits to prevent denial of service attacks.īut in the end all your traces show no issues. Your example that show 100% packet loss illustrate that, obviously is the loss was really 100% no traffic would ever get to the nodes past it but you see response from other nodes. If it does not affect the final hop then you can ignore everything else in the trace.

Sounds like you have a better understanding of pingplotter than most people who post those traces here. Please help me get to the bottom of this, i am a very competitive gamer and this is making me pretty depressed, the little time i lately have and can't spend it on video games is horrible (hence the username)Ĭhecking for viruses using malwarebytes after i scanned with windows defender as usual When i play valorant and have cmd opened running "ping -t 8.8.8.8" and when i get a ping spike it shows a spike in cmd also, but when i trace the same target 8.8.8.8 in pingplotter and play a game of valorant and get a ping spike it doesn't show it in pingplotterĪlso bufferbloat results from dslreports are horrible, sometimes f grade even: Maybe these latency spikes are not the actual problem? maybe the router doesn't like when i "ddos" it every 1 second lol tell me please Obviously showing latency spikes starting from the router/my pc/eth cable that continue to the final hop (according to pingplotter instructions that's an issue that starts with router/cable/pc if the problem occurs at the final hop aswell)