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N3 & Sympatico DSL Problem - please help!

5 posts by 4 people · 04 Aug 2000 01:07 UTC - 04 Aug 2000 19:14 UTC

Willard VanderPloeg 04 Aug 2000 01:07 UTC#245763
Greetings all; I just got dsl from Sympatico and couldn't wait to try out N3. Well, the pings looked awesome at 65 and up. Joined my first race and ran about 4 laps and WHAM - framerate through the floor to 3 or 4 fps. Normal for a while and then again. There's no way I can race like this - gonna cause wrecks big time. Sometimes when it happens I get the clock zapped message. Checking the conn at the start, tho my latency is .8 or .9, quality 100 and send gives numbers all over the place. Is this packet loss? Other? How can I fix this? Can I slow the conn down for racing? Should I call Sympatico and tell em to shove their dsl modem WAY up there ass? Thankx in advance for the help! Willard VanderPloeg Owen Sound, Ontario
Marc Collins 04 Aug 2000 01:14 UTC#245766
Nope...it works fine for me. A lot depends on who is hosting...e.g., it could be a regular modem user. Try hosting yourself and invite your friends with DSL (or MAYBE cable) modems only to join (as I do sometimes)....zero warping and stuttering and problems. Marc. "Willard Vanderploeg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (23 lines)> Greetings all; > > I just got dsl from Sympatico and couldn't wait to try out N3. Well, > the pings looked awesome at 65 and up. Joined my first race and ran > about 4 laps and WHAM - framerate through the floor to 3 or 4 fps. > Normal for a while and then again. There's no way I can race like this > - gonna cause wrecks big time. Sometimes when it happens I get the > clock zapped message. > > Checking the conn at the start, tho my latency is .8 or .9, quality 100 > and send gives numbers all over the place. > > Is this packet loss? > Other? How can I fix this? Can I slow the conn down for racing? > > Should I call Sympatico and tell em to shove their dsl modem WAY up > there ass? > > Thankx in advance for the help! > > Willard VanderPloeg > Owen Sound, Ontario >
Randy Wilson 04 Aug 2000 02:56 UTC#245784
Works fine for me. You making these assumptions after just one race? -- Randy "If you have a home that is mobile and 12 cars that aren't, you might be a redneck." Willard Vanderploeg <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Greetings all; > > I just got dsl from Sympatico and couldn't wait to try out N3. Well, > the pings looked awesome at 65 and up. Joined my first race and ran > about 4 laps and WHAM - framerate through the floor to 3 or 4 fps. > Normal for a while and then again. There's no way I can race like this > - gonna cause wrecks big time. Sometimes when it happens I get the > clock zapped message. > > Checking the conn at the start, tho my latency is .8 or .9, quality 100 > and send gives numbers all over the place. > > Is this packet loss? > Other? How can I fix this? Can I slow the conn down for racing? > > Should I call Sympatico and tell em to shove their dsl modem WAY up > there ass? > > Thankx in advance for the help! > > Willard VanderPloeg > Owen Sound, Ontario >
Pete 04 Aug 2000 04:00 UTC#245649
I have no problems at all! It sounds like you might have a problem with your NIC settings though. Did you have a network card in your system before installing ADSL? Pete "Willard Vanderploeg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (23 lines)> Greetings all; > > I just got dsl from Sympatico and couldn't wait to try out N3. Well, > the pings looked awesome at 65 and up. Joined my first race and ran > about 4 laps and WHAM - framerate through the floor to 3 or 4 fps. > Normal for a while and then again. There's no way I can race like this > - gonna cause wrecks big time. Sometimes when it happens I get the > clock zapped message. > > Checking the conn at the start, tho my latency is .8 or .9, quality 100 > and send gives numbers all over the place. > > Is this packet loss? > Other? How can I fix this? Can I slow the conn down for racing? > > Should I call Sympatico and tell em to shove their dsl modem WAY up > there ass? > > Thankx in advance for the help! > > Willard VanderPloeg > Owen Sound, Ontario >
Willard VanderPloeg 04 Aug 2000 19:14 UTC#245388
Thanks guys, the problem is fixed! It was fixed by putting a dummy ip addy in the network configs. Thanks to those responding. Willard Vanderploeg wrote:
Quoted text (22 lines)> Greetings all; > > I just got dsl from Sympatico and couldn't wait to try out N3. Well, > the pings looked awesome at 65 and up. Joined my first race and ran > about 4 laps and WHAM - framerate through the floor to 3 or 4 fps. > Normal for a while and then again. There's no way I can race like this > - gonna cause wrecks big time. Sometimes when it happens I get the > clock zapped message. > > Checking the conn at the start, tho my latency is .8 or .9, quality 100 > and send gives numbers all over the place. > > Is this packet loss? > Other? How can I fix this? Can I slow the conn down for racing? > > Should I call Sympatico and tell em to shove their dsl modem WAY up > there ass? > > Thankx in advance for the help! > > Willard VanderPloeg > Owen Sound, Ontario

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