Reduce Ping

[Sp3cTer]

Hello can anyone tell me how to reduce my ping.Last few days it is remaining too high..And I did everything support told me to do..Can anyone help this?

[Suleyman.53]

Hi @Efat_Shikder

 

-Reset the modem.

-Check the internet cables.

-Reset your computer's DNS settings.

-If not unsolved your problem, contact your service provider.

[H4RD1]

hi!

1- Increase traffic load on server (online game server)
2- ISP problem (problem with ISP's routers)
3. ISP-side traffic (an ISP over Internet service provider)
4- Placing the desired server
5. NIC problem (network card)
6. Operating system problem

[SkortiL [TR]]

Hello @Efat_Shikder.Follow these guides.

 

> Update your graphic card driver.

> Take care not to play in busy areas.

> Pull down your graphics settings.

> You maybe need a new profile,delete old and get a new one.

> Reinstall the mod and make sure that you put correct in directory. (\Steam\SteamApps\common\Euro Truck Simulator 2)

> Don't use unsupported mods.Also too many mods can cause your game to crash.You can find supported and allowed mod from here.

> Delete file Documents/ETSMP (Please before deleting,backup this file)

> That's may be caused by missing game file.Go to Steam Library / Right click Euro Truck Simulator 2 / Properties / Local Files / Verify Integrity of Game Files.

> Make sure you have the latest .Net Framework (4.7) & DirectX & Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 and use CCleaner to remove temporary files and obsolete registry paths.

> If it didn't work,don't hesitate send support ticket https://support.truckersmp.com/ .

Edited April 23, 2018 by Nizam Logistics SkortiL

[Guest]

Hello @Efat_Shikder

1.Open up your Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del on keyboard and see if there are some updating services running in the background processes
2. Disable any unwanted programs you dont want running and hogging internet
3.check your internet speed from here http://www.speedtest.net/
For more information:

Another Solution:

1. Try turning your router off for 1 minute and then turning it back on and see if you still have connection problems
2. Try clearing your DNS cache, follow this link for the guide https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/How+To+Clear+Your+DNS+Cache

3. Try changing your DNS to Google's one and see if that has any effect https://www.techworm.net/2016/08/change-default-dns-google-dns-fast-internet-speeds.html

[chipmunk197]

for you an Asia server would solve it but looks like theyve gone now so 150ping will probably be best when your going to an eu server 

like me im from north america i use the eu servers and im around 168ping

[[MCG] Kien Giang]

Hello

You should restart your internet or modern. You can also check your internet here: http://www.speedtest.net/fr

You can find the necessary information by reviewing the guide below.

• Upgrade your connection speed through your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Often ISP's will offer several different connection speeds for different prices. A higher connection speed will allow you to send and receive data faster and lower your ping. You can also switch to a different ISP that offers higher speeds.
• Use a free online bandwidth testing tool such as BandwidthPlace to ensure you are receiving the speed promised by your ISP. If you are not receiving the advertised speed, let your ISP know and they will attempt to optimize your internet speed.
• .Use a wired internet connection instead of a wireless connection or router. A fixed line connection allows for a more stable flow of data and will lead to lower ping and smoother game play. Additionally, a wired connection avoids the possibility of other computers simultaneously using the internet and using up bandwidth.
• Disable any firewalls, such as ZoneAlarm, Norton, and McAfee. Although this step may expose your computer to temporary risks, many firewalls substantially slow down internet connection speed. Disabling firewalls that directly monitor web traffic will lower your ping.
• Exit any applications that may be using up bandwidth. Heavy bandwidth users include applications or browsers that are downloading music, video or other files. Light bandwidth users include chat programs, open browsers and any other application that uses the internet in any way.
• Choose a server that is geographically close to you. Using servers that are geographically close to you to lowers your ping because the amount of time it takes for a data packet to travel between yourself and the server will be reduced. Use filter options to sort servers by region or look up the IP address to find out where it is hosted.
• Adjust in-game settings to make sure that there is no default bandwidth cap. This depends on each individual game. The best strategy is to use Google to search for the name of the game you are playing together with the term "bandwidth cap" and browse the results.

[Hans']

I used to play the game with WI-FI connection and moving to LAN made a huge difference. This is marked as medium as this might need long LAN cables and some resources to setup. However if you are sitting near your router this is an easy process.

[Sp3cTer]

5 hours ago, [AyYildiz]Suleyman{24} said:

Hi @Efat_Shikder

 

-Reset the modem.

-Check the internet cables.

-Reset your computer's DNS settings.

-If not unsolved your problem, contact your service provider.

not solved..tried but ping remain 260+

service provider doesn't know about ping

[[MCG] Kien Giang]

Hello

These videos may help you

Spoiler

 

 

[Sp3cTer]

ThankYou Everyone.I will surely check all methods

 

[Aragon]

Hello, 

 

The best way to ensure you are playing with the lowest ping possible would be checking each and every device connected to your network, and determining what sort of bandwidth it might be pulling from it.

 

15 hours ago, Nizam Logistics SkortiL said:

> Pull down your graphics settings.

This could somehow help, but most likely will not have any effect because graphics settings are completely local and generally have no impact on the connection, rather an impact on FPS performance.

 

You could try restarting your modem and router which may clear the issue, but once they are back on, the same devices which were pulling bandwidth previously will most likely continue to do the same thing again.

 

Here are some hidden offenders, that you may have not thought about:

-Cloud synchronization programs, such as OneDrive.

-Programs automatically updating in the background without your knowledge (This includes Steam updating games).

-Livestreaming a bitrate that is near or over the speed of your internet.

-Other people on your network using up lots of bandwidth.

 

Anything else bogging down your connection can and will contribute to your ping being higher. 

 

Lastly, there is a limit on which no matter how good of a connection you have, even gigabit internet, your ping cannot be lowered. This number increases the further away you live from the server, and there is nothing that can be done about it except by playing on servers closer to you, or just embracing it.

 

I hope I've answered your question to the fullest.

 

Kind regards,

Aragon

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[T.Rucker]

No reply for 5 days now -> Topic locked and moved to 'Inactive'

[GoknOz]

Since the issue is not resolved

 

// Moved to Unsolved Topic