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Use something like waveform to do a test and pay attention to your jitter during the large packet transmissions. If your getting over 3m/s on the upload, its likely because your router/connection is struggling to transmit all these packets when its using the max up bandwith and it starts to lag out. If you cap that up bandwith so it doesnt max out your connection, it will allow the packets to keep moving instead of piling up on the backend.
I guess if your router supports smart queue management quality of service, thats a easier solution.
It definitely worked for me, didnt stop me from dying behind walls (without the feed icon) or shooting blanks though. Feels about 50% of my shots go into the nether. In fact the better I aim, the worse it feels, really strange.
The packets are prolly fine on valves fiber optic connections and 1000$ commercial hardware. But for some average plebs like us with a capped cable connection, the packets are degrading performance and I dont understand why it hasnt been fixed yet.
I suspect that vac 3.0 has something to do with it, but I have no proof of that.
You can see people have been complaining about how much data csgo, cs2 have been using for years. Prolly around the time they started vac 2.0 im betting.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/730/discussions/0/3952532399700292351/
This is prolly the best explanation I have found so far.
Im actually using one of the custom firmwares listed there, but it doesnt actually support SQM, but for whatever reason limiting bandwith on all clients and then making a special rule to up it on mine fixed the issue. I guess I got lucky or something. I guess my router does support it but when enabling the different qos options, none of them worked without having to manually tag connections and specify types, that was my next step.
Key notes here.
In the end we have very little control over this issue because its valve who has control over the size of packets. I was just lucky enough that I was able to fix my problem.
I assume they will patch soon but you never know with this company.
Solutions mentioned on the page.
*Enable SQM settings if your router already has them.
*Install an off-the-shelf router with SQM
*Upgrade your current router with custom firmware.
*Call your router vendor’s support line
Good resource for limiting your bandwith.
https://np.reddit.com/r/opnsense/comments/15awkpm/bufferbloat_what_bandwidth_settings_to_use/
Yeah that sounds pretty close to the settings I used. For the upload as well, It was way easier than trying to learn the SQM settings.
I'm also usualy dying behin walls without the feed icon so our issue is probably the same + this issue was not occuring before I stoped playing in february, so indeed maybe linked to VAC update (however I still have encountered a rage hacker recently lol).
https://x.com/vaccoin/status/1844785724530249769