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gamers: which network adapter settings do you change, if any??

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  1. Silas Quintero
    @lambdawrangler-1ut

    guys pls help i play MMOs on a 5 GHz connection and get occasional ping spikes. ASUS released P7P55 WS Supercomputer Reatlek RIS Driver 6.223.525.2009 and Im wondering if updating could help, or if its more likely my router, ISP, or the game servers. has anyone noticed a real difference after network driver updates, good or bad? id prefer evidence over vibes, if anyone has measured it, numbers welcome, anecdotes too.

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  2. Emeka Lund
    @elund

    Update the driver if the release notes mention fixes relevant to you, or if youre on a very old version. Keep the previous one handy in case it gets worse.

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  4. Lina Koch
    @linak285

    wait what everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof... try turning off the power plan first, fixed it for me idk maybe im wrong lol

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  5. Ivan Haddad
    @ivan.haddad24

    been there man have u checked your latency settings? mine were reset after an update. my moms pc is officially haunted worked for me anyway 馃し

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  6. Emeka E.
    @emeka.ekstrom

    have u checked ur gaming settings? mine were reset after an update. lol this thread is gold fingers crossed 馃

    15 tabs open and chrome ate all 32GB of ram again

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  7. Tess Olsen
    @tolsen

    lol same thing happened to me for a big open-world game, the biggest latency factors are usually Wi-Fi interference, router bufferbloat and the route to the server. drivers matter less, unless a specific version has a bug... test with a wired connection first if u can.

    lol

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  8. Elena S.
    @elena_regex

    try turning off the DNS first, fixed it for me

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  10. Emeka E.
    @emeka.ekstrom

    oof to measure, run ping -t to ur router and to an outside address at the same time while playing. If teh router ping spikes too, teh issue is local (Wi-Fi/driver/interference). If only teh outside ping spikes, it's further out.

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  11. Erik Sato
    @eriks565

    make a backup before u touch teh extension, learned that teh hard way

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  13. Chen C.
    @chenc587

    been there man power saving on teh adapter can cause periodic spikes, in Device Manager > adapter > Properties > Power Management, untick Allow teh computer to turn off this device, and check the Advanced tab for power saving modes.

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  16. Ivan Haddad
    @ivan.haddad24

    ugh. told my boss it would take 10 minutes. its been half the night

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  17. Freya Ziegler
    @fziegler

    hmmm interrupt moderation tweaks can lower latency slightly but increase CPU usage... the difference is usually small. id only test it if youve ruled out bigger issues.

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  18. Erik Sato
    @eriks565

    hmmmm ok i swear supercomputer is cursed any ideas??

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