It's just you Julian..... :)
Josh Carr
Channel Manager (#ivga, on us.undernet.org)
International Video Gamers Association
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Julian, you are not imagining this! From my personal experience
the setups degree of of looseness is dependant of how fast your modem
partner is. The only way to alleviate this is to find a partner with the
same speed cpu that you are running. If the faster partner phones the
slower your setups will tighten up. This also applies to Hawaii as well,
if you keep track of your server numbers you will soon find out which
ones are faster or slower! Not all servers are created equal! If and
when the program gets a frame counter you may be able to observe the
phenomenon you discribe if my theory is correct!
Regards Pete
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> Is it just me or is this just happening all over again?? You ask, > "what??" > In N1, my setups became "looser", when I modem raced, rather than > "loose" when I was in "offline" mode. This always happened when I > modem raced. > Now in N2, like tonight, this time I was on Kali, and my setup at > Watkins and Michigan was looser than earlier!! Now what gives?? Is the > same type of bug????? > I know how I like my setups to be, "a tad loose", and I can tell when > my setups have changed. > I am not the only who has experienced this in N1, but is it now > comming back in N2?? Hmm..Quoted text (24 lines)
> Is it just me or is this just happening all over again?? You ask, > "what??" > In N1, my setups became "looser", when I modem raced, rather than > "loose" when I was in "offline" mode. This always happened when I > modem raced. > Now in N2, like tonight, this time I was on Kali, and my setup at > Watkins and Michigan was looser than earlier!! Now what gives?? Is the > same type of bug????? > I know how I like my setups to be, "a tad loose", and I can tell when > my setups have changed. > I am not the only who has experienced this in N1, but is it now > comming back in N2?? Hmm.. > Ciao > Julian Data > IVGA Member #0004 > Director of Information Technology > ACE Beta Tester and Driver of IVGA > Channel Operator of #ivga on IRC (Undernet) > Powered by IVGA Pro Gamer System P6-200 oc 233, 96MB EDOJulian, I thought I was imagining it at first until I compared
a P90 to a P200. Problems with the 90 and not with the 200.
Pete
