User Optimized Dedicated Bandwidth to Crossfire
Raise Dedicated Bandwidth to Crossfire
What is Bandwidth?: Bandwidth allocation is reference to the computing industry, in scenarios such as allocating bandwidth to a web site running on a server, or allocating bandwidth to a computer on a network. Allocations in computing are often administered/enforced by terminating or temporarily suspending access once the allocated bandwidth has been utilized. Setting it to high increases download speed and the connectivity of other devices on the network.
What would Increasing Bandwidth do?: "High increases download speed and the connectivity" (In other words, Better Ping/Reg)
How could this be Implemented?: I made a prototype
How does it work?: Well if it hasn't been made clear to some of you yet (
) You slide the ticker to your preferred bandwith (Most commonly advertised by your isp before you purchase.)What Is the Stability Bar Doohickey?: It tells you If the speed you selected is "stable" and won't over do it. If this does come up you could simply lower it till it does regain stability.
Hope you all Like it
Thought It might help with lag & peoples ping shooting up after patches & such 
Thx For Reading.
Yea Ik I like colors too much xD
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CuteNFluffyOoO wrote: »Raise Dedicated Bandwidth to Crossfire
What is Bandwidth?: Bandwidth allocation is reference to the computing industry, in scenarios such as allocating bandwidth to a web site running on a server, or allocating bandwidth to a computer on a network. Allocations in computing are often administered/enforced by terminating or temporarily suspending access once the allocated bandwidth has been utilized. Setting it to high increases download speed and the connectivity of other devices on the network.
What would Increasing Bandwidth do?: "High increases download speed and the connectivity" (In other words, Better Ping/Reg)
How could this be Implemented?: I made a prototype
How does it work?: Well if it hasn't been made clear to some of you yet () You slide the ticker to your preferred bandwith (Most commonly advertised by your isp before you purchase.)
What Is the Stability Bar Doohickey?: It tells you If the speed you selected is "stable" and won't over do it. If this does come up you could simply lower it till it does regain stability.
Hope you all Like it Thought It might help with lag & peoples ping shooting up after patches & such
Thx For Reading.
Yea Ik I like colors too much xD
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DeathStrok3 wrote: »How if you don't mind me asking.
Bandwidth is how much information can go through at any one time... not how fast
Its doesn't make sense that having higher bandwidth would decrease ping when it's measured by the distance between you and the server.
For instance, you would pretty much get the same ping as someone with 2mb then someone with 10mb.
The information being sent to and from to server clearly will not exceed that limit so it wouldnt be effective at all to increase your bandwidth.
I used to have 2mb and then i upgraded and there has been no change in ping whatsoever. And as far as I know, the maximum bandwidth needed is already utilised by Crossfire.
I may have worded some of that wrong so feel free to correct me
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You told me that on msn, Giggle ^^"..[MOD]Giggletron wrote: »Bandwidth is how much information can go through at any one time... not how fast
Its doesn't make sense that having higher bandwidth would decrease ping when it's measured by the distance between you and the server.
For instance, you would pretty much get the same ping as someone with 2mb then someone with 10mb.
The information being sent to and from to server clearly will not exceed that limit so it wouldnt be effective at all to increase your bandwidth.
I used to have 2mb and then i upgraded and there has been no change in ping whatsoever. And as far as I know, the maximum bandwidth needed is already utilised by Crossfire.
I may have worded some of that wrong so feel free to correct me
It's just move closer to the server . -
This.[MOD]Giggletron wrote: »B
For instance, you would pretty much get the same ping as someone with 2mb then someone with 10mb.
OP is completely wrong. Dear god I love people who try to make themselves look smart and such, but they in fact know NOTHING and fail incredibly.
Massive satisfaction.
Also; CuteNFluffy, changing the font style every 2 mins is really unnecessary and... quite dumb. -
This.
OP is completely wrong. Dear god I love people who try to make themselves look smart and such, but they in fact know NOTHING and fail incredibly.
Massive satisfaction.
Also; CuteNFluffy, changing the font style every 2 mins is really unnecessary and... quite dumb.
I though you left?
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Spiderpig24 wrote: »Yeah, not that I'm a computer genius but this makes no sense in how the bandwidth would lower your ping. Good try though!
Ok look I used to have 700kbps Internet & at CF used to get a constant 200+ ping. So I switched over to 24mbps now I get 49-57. Catch my drift. I'm 100% sure bandwidth has "something" to do with ping.
Also my friend has 6mbps & I get 89+ status at his house. So yea I'm positive. -
This.
OP is completely wrong. Dear god I love people who try to make themselves look smart and such, but they in fact know NOTHING and fail incredibly.
Massive satisfaction.
Also; CuteNFluffy, changing the font style every 2 mins is really unnecessary and... quite dumb.
So you agree with me? -
CuteNFluffyOoO wrote: »Ok look I used to have 700kbps Internet & at CF used to get a constant 200+ ping. So I switched over to 24mbps now I get 49-57. Catch my drift. I'm 100% sure bandwidth has "something" to do with ping.
Also my friend has 6mbps & I get 89+ status at his house. So yea I'm positive.
Thats probably because of your ISP. -
CuteNFluffyOoO wrote: »Ok look I used to have 700kbps Internet & at CF used to get a constant 200+ ping. So I switched over to 24mbps now I get 49-57. Catch my drift. I'm 100% sure bandwidth has "something" to do with ping.
Also my friend has 6mbps & I get 89+ status at his house. So yea I'm positive.
That is far more of a difference in bandwidth then what Giggle stated. Yes bandwidth has something to do with it, but only to a certain extent. And once you have reached that level increasing it more will not help any.
And lets say someone has your 700kbs connection, there is no way you can just "up the bandwidth" with a simple scroll bar. -
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