All serverd have Rubberband Lag? Why? - Rust

Okay before i even ask this question i will name off my specs and internet connection SPECS i7 3770k oc 4.5 Asrock Extreme 4 mobo 16 gb ram 4gb gtx 770 1000w psu 256gb 840 Samsung SSD 600gb barricuda Harddrive internet Down: 80mb Up: 50mb US Verizon Fiberoptic cable NOW with that said. Why does ever damn server, even my own, have massive rubberband lag issues? this wasnt an issue til recently after the ddos/uLink issues

Common factor: you. I'm going to say it's you. What is your latency (min/avg/max, and specifically to the game host)? Do you have any packet loss? Test against servers of various geographical locations? Rubberbanding is typically a networking issue, so you'll probably need to look there.

i live in florida...my server host is in Texas...My ping is 38 to 64 at times with an FPS of 165...on fantastic....this never happened until recently I just stated ny internet speed above. its like u didnt read the thread [editline]8th January 2014[/editline] also everyone i talk too has this issue its not just me, my entire server and all other servers ive gone too have this

[QUOTE=toastyroasty;43459189]i live in florida...my server host is in Texas...My ping is 38 to 64 at times with an FPS of 165...on fantastic....this never happened until recently[/QUOTE] How did you get those pings? I need a ping capture from command line, preferably while you're on the server experiencing rubberbanding. I also need to know if you're experiencing packet loss. [QUOTE=toastyroasty;43459189]I just stated ny internet speed above. its like u didnt read the thread[/QUOTE] Because your speed is [i]useless[/i] in troubleshooting this, I need latency and packet loss. [QUOTE=toastyroasty;43459189] [editline]8th January 2014[/editline] also everyone i talk too has this issue its not just me, my entire server and all other servers ive gone too have this[/QUOTE] I know there have been reports of minor rubberbanding depending on server, but I've always been able to find a solid one fairly easily.

im at work atm but that was what i was checking when i was on earkier. i should have packet loss issues though. and id say our server experiences minor rubberbanding i guess it doesnt crash u out or nothing

[QUOTE=toastyroasty;43459247]im at work atm but that was what i was checking when i was on earkier. i should have packet loss issues though. and id say our server experiences minor rubberbanding i guess it doesnt crash u out or nothing[/QUOTE] It won't, poorly performing servers will continue to struggle along. Pick a low-population server or one of the beefier official servers. If it doesn't happen there it may also be because the host is overtaxed. Also when you try it at home try a handful of servers and report those here too. Also just because you're on fiber doesn't mean you wont experience packet loss.

my server is hosted with playrust.eu so idk and its low pop normally

[QUOTE=toastyroasty;43459327]my server is hosted with playrust.eu so idk and its low pop normally[/QUOTE] Hard to tell just by looking, not familiar with them first-hand, and it's hard to tell what they mean by "dedicated core" when virtualizing. Technically I can allocate 20 logical cores on a Intel CPU even though half of them are hyperthreaded (will run like shit compared to the others). You can cram 64 CPU cores into a single chassis and have 64 hosts which are for disk access... Poke around at some other servers, quite a few, and include some official ones.