I keep reading guides that say to tweak network adapter settings for competitive strategy games: disable interrupt moderation, disable power saving, change buffers. Some of it sounds like cargo cult stuff ;) On Wi-Fi, what has actually helped u? 馃槀 And does updating 10/100M/1000M Gigabit Ethernet PCI matter? Im especially interested in what you measured before and after, not just what felt better. If u tried a tweak and it did nothing, thats usfeul information too. any ideas??
does updating 10/100m/1000m gigabit ethernet pci actually help competitive strategy games on wi-fi?
Spikes seem roughly periodic, every minute or so.
oof for a racing game, the biggest latency factors are usually Wi-Fi interference, router bufferbloat and teh route to teh server... drivers matter less, unless a specific version has a bug, test with a wired connection first if you can.
wait what i've seen driver updates genuinely fix periodic spieks. background scanning behavior changes between versions. idk maybe im wrong lol
when to retire an old printer vs fight for a driver
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