beo21
New Member
Hi all,
I got a a new VDSL internet last week and wanted to raise my Bitrate to 6000 for 720p 60 over OBS now.
Former was 25mbit with 4,5mbit and now 45-48 and 9,7mbit.
I was playing battlefield V today and got ping jumps from 20 (without OBS on) to 39 45 61 21 and so on.
Game mode win 10 1809 off
All my ethernet stuff is Gbit incl. Cables
Jumping of in-game ping happens with OBS in 1 pc setup or nbi over 2nd pc upload or instead of obs I used streamlabs obs on gaming pc.
Also tried low latency mode
I7 8700k
3200 ddr4
2080
M2 win 10
Ssd gaming HDD
2560 to 1280 at 60 lanzcos
When I had 25mbit my stream was horrible in quality but my ping wasn't jumping as far I can remember.
I also used to ping google.com -t with Speedtest in parallel and yes got some 5 timings that were higher while upload test was being performed.
Can it really be that I have buffer overfloat?
That's would be a Desaster.
Hope it's a software issue somehow.
Thanks in advance
beo21
I got a a new VDSL internet last week and wanted to raise my Bitrate to 6000 for 720p 60 over OBS now.
Former was 25mbit with 4,5mbit and now 45-48 and 9,7mbit.
I was playing battlefield V today and got ping jumps from 20 (without OBS on) to 39 45 61 21 and so on.
Game mode win 10 1809 off
All my ethernet stuff is Gbit incl. Cables
Jumping of in-game ping happens with OBS in 1 pc setup or nbi over 2nd pc upload or instead of obs I used streamlabs obs on gaming pc.
Also tried low latency mode
I7 8700k
3200 ddr4
2080
M2 win 10
Ssd gaming HDD
2560 to 1280 at 60 lanzcos
When I had 25mbit my stream was horrible in quality but my ping wasn't jumping as far I can remember.
I also used to ping google.com -t with Speedtest in parallel and yes got some 5 timings that were higher while upload test was being performed.
Can it really be that I have buffer overfloat?
That's would be a Desaster.
Hope it's a software issue somehow.
Thanks in advance
beo21