everlast75 wrote: » xbox mate.
everlast75 wrote: » If this is the option IP passthrough, I've done that (or at least I think I have) - there were 3, my laptop, my wife's and then the xbox
gimli2112 wrote: » I got eircom ngb yesterday. Set it up in about ten minutes and MW2 played like a dream. Granted I had been using a wireless provider but the few games I played yesterday had no lag. Nat type has changed from Open to Moderate but it is much better than before.Wireless (Clearwire) worked ok 75% of the time except on Sundays? and when it rained.
Cereal Rapist wrote: » touch wood
cambo2008 wrote: » has anyone changed to ngb from regular eircom,if so is there much difference in ping times,can't take this lag much longer and there's no other decent providers in the area
Liam90 wrote: » Hey was just wondering is anyone else using eircom is having problems. For about the past month everytime i try and play call of duty the connection is so bad i have no choice but to turn it off. I really want to play a good lag free game of cod but can't, im really frustrated! Anyone else using eircom having problems? Thanks
FlawedGenius wrote: » Has anybody else tried this?? Does it make much of a difference and would it improve your PING?
Sandy Ravage wrote: » Lowering the interleaving will greatly improve the latency for the gameplay especially if it is set to high now. Basically what it does is knock some of the error checking and stuff off each data packet so less checking is done on it. This imrpoves the speed of the data transfer.
breadmonkey wrote: » Unfortunately, the connection is still not good enough to actually host properly so whenever I'm host, everyone else gets booted and I'm left with the "enemies forfeiting in 15,14,13....
Adnan Alves wrote: » I'm really giving my good man Leeg a run for his money will the ****e I have to put up with