Well, I'm here to report that fixing my latency didn't fix ql behaviour. Still same weird things going on.... Oh well.
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Well, I'm here to report that fixing my latency didn't fix ql behaviour. Still same weird things going on.... Oh well.
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Played a few games tonight and observed game behaviour. Maybe it depends on the server, but it was obvious how game struggled to keep up with all the ongoing action when the server was full. People warping all over the place, sluggish feeling, low acc, constant corrections of players position... Broken state.
Next game 4 people disconnected - server finally becomes responsive. My acc was somewhere between 60 - 65.. Then, new people connect and join the battle. Server goes sluggish again and some people start to warp - I struggle to keep my acc above 40 by being more picky with the shots, but that costed me time and I almost lost it at the end. Oh well.
Oh, and during that "broken" state something strange happened. First time I see this.... I fired the rail and got the frag, but the game didn't draw my railbeam on screen. Hm..
Cat:
Why don't you just roll back to a previous driver for your network adapter? The latest driver isn't always the best. If you're unable to do that, just pick up a pci-e network adapter for less than $30 bones.
As for your DPC spikes, is your system IDLE when it's spiking or under some kind of load? If your system is IDLE when it's spiking, you're likely dealing with a driver issue, unfavorable BIOS setting, attached device, or window's background service.
As I said, I already isolated the source of the spikes. It was MBAM malicious website blocker.
Glad to hear you resolved that issue at least. I'm still a bit curious about your BIOS settings and whether you turned 'ALL C-State' power settings off. These settings really mess up Q-Live's responsiveness because of the added input lag.
If you can, post your BIOS settings as well and maybe we can troubleshoot even further to resolve your issue.
Also, that sluggish feeling can also be attributed to your 'Video Card Settings.' If you're running an Nvidia video card, open up your video control panel, click on 3d settings, and change your pre-rendered frames to 1 (default is 3). If you're running an AMD/ATI card, you have to download 'RadeonPro' to change your 'Flip-Queue' settings. Change your flip-queue to 1 (default 3). Flip-queue is the same as pre-rendered frames, just goes under a different name w/ AMD. This settings decides how many frames ahead your video card renders before you see it on the screen. For many people, leaving it at default causes a lot of 'responsiveness' issues.
"pre-rendered frames" take only on directX games effect, quake uses opengl sooo it doesnt matter.
so anyone have solved this issue? i mean it doenst affect only NEPHRHIM there are many others.
maybe some of the the officials can bring light in here.
please help id
tags: John Carmack hello, Rocket science, if u read this john please join the quake dev team ql never did surpass alpha stage. mayday
This has been discussed about a million times on countless threads, and this is incorrect.
Pre-rendered frames / Flip-Queue does impact open-gl games, such as Quake Live. Countless tests have been performed concluding this, feel free to google away. I've come to the same conclusion as well.