»How do I lower my ping?

Thekillermatic · Nov 20, 2015

Marine4121 said: ↑

Best way to do it is to Grab your router, rip or cut the cables out, Soak it with some water before dousing it with petrol and mistakenly drop a match on it
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Sure helps for newbs!

Smite22 said: ↑

pls help, it's making me frustrated now
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Hmm, maybe ask your provider for a better internet speed, also mind that it will cost for money!

And you can check some regedit tweaks videos they also help.

Smite22 · Nov 20, 2015

Thekillermatic said: ↑

Sure helps for newbs!

Hmm, maybe ask your provider for a better internet speed, also mind that it will cost for money!

And you can check some regedit tweaks videos they also help.
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ok thnx

VivaLaVida · Nov 21, 2015

See you simply can't just "lower" your ping, understand?

Beloctic · Nov 21, 2015

i might use some of these

IEpicDestroyer · Nov 23, 2015

I wouldn't go with the regedit fix because one mistake could make your system unusable until u go buy a new computer or do a fill wipe on hard drive (or at least all your os's files)

drakonmaster · Nov 23, 2015

U should probably get an Ethernet cable , no connection loss or a new internet
Another way I heard is to just down wtfast some kinda app to make Ping lower in games

FMR · Nov 25, 2015

Lolo :O said: ↑

Okay,there are only few legit ways for you to do this.You are probably not EU which gives you bad ping to this server.If that is not the case and you're still getting bad internet,talk to your internet provider.However if this is the case I'll give you few tips: first one being,using wtfast.WTFast isn't allowed on guildcraft but if you want to improve your connection in lets say league of legends it would work.The other being regedit,which is allowed. You can google how to improve latency using regedit but I'll explain it in short here. by pressing windows key and r there will be a type bar that'll open up,type regedit in it.adding things in registry editor is really risky if you don't know what you're doing.I'm not responsible for what you do to mess up your computer(you shouldn't have any problems if you do everything right) This is the Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces.Once you've gotten there,you will have multiple folders(you can have from 1 to 100 of them,it all depends on your pc).In those folders add DWORDS: TcpAckFrequency & TCPNoDelay please note: CaPs Do MaTtEr
double click on them and change their value to 1(hexademical) Do it for all the folders you've added and close up regedit once you did all that.Restart your computer and it should have improved the speed a little bit.Please note these examples that are here weren't written by me.

Before TcpAckFrequency

Server: "Ok computer, I just sent a data packet over to you, got it?"
Your computer: …
Server: "Come on, answer me! I don't have all day! Stop wasting time!"
Your computer: …
Server: "Ok, forget it, I've waited long enough, sending another one over! Got it?"
Your computer: "Yep, got that one, also got the one you sent before, thanks."
Server: "Well, why didn't you acknowledge the first one when I sent it? I was waiting ages!"
Your computer: "Sorry, I'm just trying to make the network more efficient by bundling the acknowledgements together in pairs. This is how I'm setup by default."

After TcpAckFrequency

Server: "Ok computer, I just sent a data packet over, got it?"
Your computer: "Yep, send the next!"
Server: "That was fast! Ok, here's another, got that?"
Your computer: "Yep, send the next!"
Server: "Wow! What an improvement! Now that's more like it!"
Your computer: "Yep, it's certainly keeping me on my toes, thanks!"

Before TCPNoDelay

I have this packet I want to send to the server, but it's really small and I'm going to have another packet here in a few milliseconds, so I'll wait and just lump them together.

After TCPNoDelay
I got a packet to send
I send a packet
Ain't nobody got time to check dat size of dat data.

I got another packet to send
Time to send that good stuff

these are the requirements :

1. Windows XP or higher (does not work on mac/linux as this is changing window's settings)
2. Decent CPU - A decent CPU means typically a quad core (or a computer made in this decade). This does increase your CPU by a very small margin. If you aren't running minecraft at 100% CPU you have nothing to worry about.
3. Internet that isn't dial up - 5 Mbps Down and 1 Mbps Up should be sufficient, but lower limits might still work. This method doesn't make your internet faster, it makes your computer handle and process packets instantly, which means it sends them to the internet faster.
4. Common sense - If you can't follow instructions then I highly recommend you don't do this.
5. Admin access on your computer

If you have any further questions about anything feel free to ask.
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Lolo plz teach me how

Wurpotato · Nov 25, 2015

Just upgrade your wifi router

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