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| Written by <a href="http://www.csgoodies.com/component/comprofiler/userprofile/thedroop">thedroop</a> | |||
| Wednesday, 30 January 2008 13:59 | |||
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Most people seem to be confused about what rates they should use etc… Well, there is really only one way to know which rates are best for you: The highest you can put cl_cmdrate and cl_updaterate without getting any choke/loss are the best rates (not higher than 101). And also put your "rate" to the max that the server allows: *If server (sv_maxrate) is 10000 then you should use "rate 10000" *If server (sv_maxrate) is 0 and sv_lan is 0 then you should use 25000 *If server (sv_maxrate) is 0 and sv_lan is 1 then you should use 10000 or 9999 Also if sv_maxupdaterate is 30 (default in 1.6) then you should use 30 updaterate, otherwise you will be sending extra packets. NOTE: typing sv_ commands in console while connected to dedicated server (one that you are not hosting) will not tell you the rates that the server you are connected to is using – but will only show the rates that your listen server would use if you were to create one.
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