The minimum cl_cmdrate is 10, and it might be the same for cl_updaterate
too.
2011/8/5 John Schoenick
> Basically, the lower you go the laggier it'll be. Setting update/cmdrate
> low will at least make the lag 'smoother':
>
> sv_maxupdaterate 10
> sv_minupdaterate 1
> sv_maxcmdrate 10
> sv_mincm
Basically, the lower you go the laggier it'll be. Setting update/cmdrate
low will at least make the lag 'smoother':
sv_maxupdaterate 10
sv_minupdaterate 1
sv_maxcmdrate 10
sv_mincmdrate 1
sv_maxrate 5000
If that's too laggy set maxrate a bit higher. It might stand going lower.
Limit cmdrate and updaterate to 20 or 30, limit rate to something that
doesn't cause too much choke (just mess around with rate settings when the
server is full and try to keep choke pretty low). Higher rate will generally
mean lower choke. Don't enable replays.
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 10:34 AM, w
33/33 with a max rate of like 9000 would work. You could probably go lower.
On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 10:34 AM, wrote:
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> Any one get any hints on what kind of server rates I should be using for a
> trade server for the lowest bandwidth consumption?
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Any one get any hints on what kind of server rates I should be using for a
trade server for the lowest bandwidth consumption?
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