What's the deal with EU servers?

[SmoothIsFast6]

explained it 2 times, if one can't understand then idk what to say

but actually i've been just plain having problems with my connection now, i'll just call my ISP

if any americans or candians have this problem to, post in this thread i know i've talked to a few of you and you have this as well

now i go yell at my ISP

Originally Posted by [R-CON]Tim270

Try disabling voip.

it's been disabled for awhile gives me a headache thanks though

[[R-DEV]Tim270]

Well 2 guys in my clan that live in north America have been having a lot of problems with our german ts/server, they will timeout about once a hour and have to wait a min or two before they can rejoin. We think there must be some problem with the routing as we cant find a problem anywhere else.

[SmoothIsFast6]

it's weird cause when i'm connected to mumble and PR my internet is like flooded, and i keep my shit on lock with zonealarm so when i turn PR off, my internet stops cold and nothing is coming either way, and no it's not zonealarm because i've even disabled it for awhile and no diff, i understand how zonealarm works and that's not was f's it up.

it's something with PR and mumble, but maybe it's just the internet at this time of day in my location as well i'm not ruling that out

millions of mb's transfer when mumble and PR are on and not even 1 byte transfer when i stop PR

[L4gi]

Tim, we got the same thing with our 'mericans. And its only to the German box.

Thus, US internet sucks.

[PoisonBill]

Originally Posted by SmoothIsFast6

bill this is only Americans who have this problem, this is only a problem with EU servers and amercans, this does not happen on anything but EU PR servers, only* is the key word

Yes but you mentioned "is there a bug in the PR matrix?". To see if this is true or not you must compare your pingtest.net ping to your PR ping. My ping is about the same on american, australian, german and brittish servers compared to the results on pingtest.net. Check if yours is different with say Merk/NWA (on PR) and north of London, Milton Keynes (on pingtest.net). It's the only 'scientific' approach I can think of.

[sr.bambino]

Yeah US internet does suck.

I get 20-35 mbps and that is considered really good. My buddy goes to a very well known engineering school and they brag about 60 mbps. It's been for a bit that I've been reading that some (if not many) Europeans are getting 100 mbps.

I live right outside the Silicon Valley in the SF Bay Area... why do I not have 1 GB internet? No joke, US internet sucks, especially for the richest nation in the world.

[PoisonBill]

Originally Posted by sr.bambino

Yeah US internet does suck.

I get 20-35 mbps and that is considered really good. My buddy goes to a very well known engineering school and they brag about 60 mbps. It's been for a bit that I've been reading that some (if not many) Europeans are getting 100 mbps.

I live right outside the Silicon Valley in the SF Bay Area... why do I not have 1 GB internet? No joke, US internet sucks, especially for the richest nation in the world.

My friend who lives on Liding? has a 20 mb/s line but he only gets around 8 mb/s. The future is within the fiber cable, something which has been thrown around everywhere in Sweden about now.

[illidur]

the usa is a big area thats why. that and the monopoly thing doesn't help.

OT, Run cmd > type "tracert" then the ip. it will show the route and some other things

[otom24]

Do you have any option @your ISP that allows you to enable "fastpath"? It`s a routing optimation, it decreases the ping and it costs in Europe a few Euros/month. You could also tell your government to stop the traffic filtering.

[PoisonBill]

Originally Posted by otom24

Do you have any option @your ISP that allows you to enable "fastpath"? It`s a routing optimation, it decreases the ping and it costs in Europe a few Euros/month. You could also tell your government to stop the traffic filtering.

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