#Just a question

mahmoudes · May 2016

Is there a relationship between VOIP & crossfire ?
Is this a negative impact on my lag ?
yesterday ( lag less than 100 )
now ( bigger than 4000 )

NattNatt · May 2016

mahmoudes wrote: »

Is there a relationship between VOIP & crossfire ?
Is this a negative impact on my lag ?
yesterday ( lag less than 100 )
now ( bigger than 4000 )

Yes, anything that is using your internet will affect speeds/ping.

lostinforest · May 2016

mahmoudes wrote: »

Is there a relationship between VOIP & crossfire ?
Is this a negative impact on my lag ?
yesterday ( lag less than 100 )
now ( bigger than 4000 )

I don't know which VoIP program you're using, but most of them increase your ping a little bit (by 1-10).
4000 ping probably isn't related to using VoIP. Try talking to your ISP, becasue sometimes you have to be up front to them if you want the internet speed you're paying for.

mahmoudes · May 2016

Voice over IP (VoIP) is a methodology and group of technologies for the delivery of voice communications and multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol (IP) networks, such as the Internet. Other terms commonly associated with VoIP are IP telephony, Internet telephony, broadband telephony, and broadband phone service.
it's not a program
Anyways i have ping since 3-5-2016
more people have lag look at picture
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lostinforest · May 2016

Whooops, thought you were talking about programs such as Teamspeak3, Mumble, Skype... My bad

NattNatt · May 2016

lostinforest wrote: »

Whooops, thought you were talking about programs such as Teamspeak3, Mumble, Skype... My bad

He was...he simply didn't understand your question I think...

But whichever one he's using it doesn't matter... It does affect ping, but not that much.

Complain to your ISP.

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