How to fix constant packet loss?

[SketchyTone]

Quick spec list of both internet and PC :
CPU: i7-8700K @5.2GHz
GPU: 1080Ti FTW3
RAM: 32GB 3200 MHz
BootDrive: 960 EVO
GameDrive: 860 EVO (This has PUBG)
Internet: 300Mbps down and 50Mbps up hardwired in
Router: NightHawk AC3200
Modem: SURFboard SB6190

Connection is fine on every other game, it's just on this game with the in-game Network Debug
Statistics I'm the only one of my friends with consistent packet loss, yet I have some of the better equipment amongst them. I'm uncertain if some settings within my PC may be blocking the packets from getting sent properly?

I am located in California but my friends (California/Vancouver) and I are all getting the same ping, we feel as if the servers in California have been inactive for the duration of the debug patch maybe even long before that.

Need more information? Ask away. I'll add the ones I feel could be important to the primary post.

[Толя Изолента]

PUBG is connecting you to bad servers.

[Толя Изолента]

Try VPN

[SketchyTone]

Dattstar eredeti hozzászólása:

PUBG is connecting you to bad servers.

Dattstar eredeti hozzászólása:

Try VPN

I should've mentioned that some of the friends that I play with are local to me and when I streamed to show them my issue they started to see how heavy the packetloss was, my ping will always be high since it doesn't seem that any of the servers in California are active. They sit on 60-80 just like me but are experiencing 0% packetloss with the occasional 1%.

[Dave]

My Nighthawk X6 AC3200 drops random packets all the time via LAN or WiFi, utter waste of money.

I switched back to my old Netgear and zero packet loss but it cant handle my internet speed.

[SketchyTone]

stetheboro eredeti hozzászólása:

My Nighthawk X6 AC3200 drops random packets all the time via LAN or WiFi, utter waste of money.

I switched back to my old Netgear and zero packet loss but it cant handle my internet speed.

The thing is it doesn't happen on anything else, only PUBG. I can even connect to a server down in Europe and have more "stable" connection. It's only on PUBG which I get frequent and pretty bad packet loss.

[Sek.]

Same here,
I've tried restarting my pc, my router, changing dns, verifying game files, reinstalling it, even playing other games to see if I have packet loss there but not wich means its pubg.
Please let me know if you found a solution ...

[SketchyTone]

.~Sek' eredeti hozzászólása:

Same here,
I've tried restarting my pc, my router, changing dns, verifying game files, reinstalling it, even playing other games to see if I have packet loss there but not wich means its pubg.
Please let me know if you found a solution ...

Will do!

I feel as if I'm not the only person in this boat and I'm positive that everything is stable, I've tried doing different enables/disables within firewall with no luck. Setting my IP to Static from Dynamic, I even upgraded my motherboard/CPU so I would assume that it has nothing to do with my Ethernet jack. Ethernet cable has been self crimped to ~38 feet with T-568B and has no issues with a wire tester. I've tried putting on another SSD, reinstalling and verifying the game files with no luck. Not sure what else to do so I came here for further assistance.

[Tydalwave]

I've been having multiple problems, I'm pretty sure this is a client side problem. Best thing to do right now is sit and wait to see if the dev team will fix anything that needs to be

[texasrattler]

For NightHawk routers, go into the settings and try adjusting Nat Filtering setting. Its known to cause issues with games.

[Sek.]

It is fixed for me now, I think it had to do with some nodes between me and the servers.

[SketchyTone]

Sosa eredeti hozzászólása:

I've been having multiple problems, I'm pretty sure this is a client side problem. Best thing to do right now is sit and wait to see if the dev team will fix anything that needs to be

Had the same thought until my friend had zero issues with a mix of Nvidia/AMD/Intel components and having PUBG on both SSD/HDD. I feel as if this is something more on my end preventing it from being at a full capacity.

[texasrattler]

.~Sek' eredeti hozzászólása:

It is fixed for me now, I think it had to do with some nodes between me and the servers.

Howd you it get fixed if its the nodes? You cant fix those, did you complain to whoever operates the nodes?
Also how do you even know it was the nodes? Did you ping it or run a tracer?

[Sek.]

texasrattler eredeti hozzászólása:

.~Sek' eredeti hozzászólása:

It is fixed for me now, I think it had to do with some nodes between me and the servers.

Howd you it get fixed if its the nodes? You cant fix those, did you complain to whoever operates the nodes?
Also how do you even know it was the nodes? Did you ping it or run a tracer?

It fixed by itself, either the pubg server assigned me a better node path or my internet service provider fixed it. I didnt have to complain but I was thinking about it. I ruled out almost every other possibilitie and I didnt make a ping or a tracer.

[SketchyTone]

Recently set up Port Forwarding, didn't change a single thing. Still running at an average of 2-10% packet loss on UPLOAD. Download goes upwards of sits on 9-14 but spikes to 20KB/s 50-60 pkt/s 0% pkt loss and Upload seems to cap near 6.5 KB/s 60-120pkt/s 2-10% avg.

Need to try and change the NAT settings on my router but I'm lost as hell on how to do that.

[VII_outLaw ︻芫]

Any solution? i have that problem. UPLOAD packet loss

2-10% packet loss on UPLOAD