AimIsADick2 months worth of effort
if this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy
Proper Performance Guide on TF2. [UNFINISHED]
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[quote=AimIsADick]2 months worth of effort[/quote]
if this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy
if this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy
man just post on reddit. i promise nobody on this website is going to use your fps guide unless they intend on making fun of you. i get that you're trying to do the community a favor but it's been done time and time again by more qualified individuals. unless the game gets some kind of major update there's no need for anything new. mastercoms is basically a developer for this game at this point.
man just post on reddit. i promise nobody on this website is going to use your fps guide unless they intend on making fun of you. i get that you're trying to do the community a favor but it's been done time and time again by more qualified individuals. unless the game gets some kind of major update there's no need for anything new. mastercoms is basically a developer for this game at this point.
can you explain in clear concise points how a Domain Name System improves network performance in tf2 or even general online gaming? I'm lost on how you even came up with that
can you explain in clear concise points how a [b]Domain Name System[/b] improves network performance in tf2 or even general online gaming? I'm lost on how you even came up with that
scrambledAimIsADick2 months worth of effortif this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy
It took me two months to get this far because I get way too much homework.
fygwhy is your name AimIsADick
Because my aim sucks.
carterman just post on reddit. i promise nobody on this website is going to use your fps guide unless they intend on making fun of you. i get that you're trying to do the community a favor but it's been done time and time again by more qualified individuals. unless the game gets some kind of major update there's no need for anything new. mastercoms is basically a developer for this game at this point.
Thing is that there aren't many good guides out there. I think mastercoms would be able to write a damn good guide, but I thought that she would get overworked or something, and I wanted more knowledge with networking and hardware, so I took the opportunity to try to make a guide that wasn't shitty.
[quote=scrambled][quote=AimIsADick]2 months worth of effort[/quote]
if this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy[/quote]
It took me two months to get this far because I get [i]way[/i] too much homework.
[quote=fyg]why is your name AimIsADick[/quote]
Because my aim sucks.
[quote=carter]man just post on reddit. i promise nobody on this website is going to use your fps guide unless they intend on making fun of you. i get that you're trying to do the community a favor but it's been done time and time again by more qualified individuals. unless the game gets some kind of major update there's no need for anything new. mastercoms is basically a developer for this game at this point.[/quote]
Thing is that there aren't many good guides out there. I think mastercoms would be able to write a damn good guide, but I thought that she would get overworked or something, and I wanted more knowledge with networking and hardware, so I took the opportunity to try to make a guide that wasn't shitty.
if this took you two months to produce, you're not the guy to write the guide buddy[/quote]
It took me two months to get this far because I get [i]way[/i] too much homework.
[quote=fyg]why is your name AimIsADick[/quote]
Because my aim sucks.
[quote=carter]man just post on reddit. i promise nobody on this website is going to use your fps guide unless they intend on making fun of you. i get that you're trying to do the community a favor but it's been done time and time again by more qualified individuals. unless the game gets some kind of major update there's no need for anything new. mastercoms is basically a developer for this game at this point.[/quote]
Thing is that there aren't many good guides out there. I think mastercoms would be able to write a damn good guide, but I thought that she would get overworked or something, and I wanted more knowledge with networking and hardware, so I took the opportunity to try to make a guide that wasn't shitty.
elektrocan you explain in clear concise points how a Domain Name System improves network performance in tf2 or even general online gaming? I'm lost on how you even came up with that
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.
[quote=elektro]can you explain in clear concise points how a [b]Domain Name System[/b] improves network performance in tf2 or even general online gaming? I'm lost on how you even came up with that[/quote]
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.
great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
elektrogreat job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
[quote=elektro]great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google![/quote]
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
AimIsADickelektrogreat job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about
[quote=AimIsADick][quote=elektro]great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google![/quote]
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about
hpqoeuAimIsADickelektrogreat job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup, what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about
Ok fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.
[quote=hpqoeu][quote=AimIsADick][quote=elektro]great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google![/quote]
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup, what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about[/quote]
Ok fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup, what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about[/quote]
Ok fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.
AimIsADick...
interestingly, he just did
you don't understand what you're talking about well enough to realise that
[quote=AimIsADick]...[/quote]
interestingly, he just did
you don't understand what you're talking about well enough to realise that
interestingly, he just did
you don't understand what you're talking about well enough to realise that
AimIsADickOk fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.
Bro you cant be this pretentious when youre this clueless. Those things just dont mix.
[quote=AimIsADick]
Ok fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.[/quote]
Bro you cant be this pretentious when youre this clueless. Those things just dont mix.
Ok fhen go and explain why DNS servers make no impact on performance.[/quote]
Bro you cant be this pretentious when youre this clueless. Those things just dont mix.
Hi everyone, I am here to show you my Proper Performance Guide for TF2 [FINISHED]. I put over 2 months worth of effort into this. Please give me some feedback.
Proper Performance Guide for TF2 [FINISHED]
Thank you.
Hi everyone, I am here to show you my Proper Performance Guide for TF2 [FINISHED]. I put over 2 months worth of effort into this. Please give me some feedback.
[url=https://www.wikihow.com/Increase-Your-Frames-Per-Second-(FPS)-on-PC-Games]Proper Performance Guide for TF2 [FINISHED][/url]
Thank you.
[url=https://www.wikihow.com/Increase-Your-Frames-Per-Second-(FPS)-on-PC-Games]Proper Performance Guide for TF2 [FINISHED][/url]
Thank you.
AimIsADickISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.
this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead
[quote=AimIsADick]
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.[/quote]
this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.[/quote]
this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
AimIsThreads remind us of how bad RahThreads could be, but thankfully arent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illusory_superiority
AimIsThreads remind us of how bad RahThreads could be, but thankfully arent.
AimIsADickelektrogreat job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
watch this video 10 times and write down everything he says
[quote=AimIsADick][quote=elektro]great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google![/quote]
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
watch this video 10 times and write down everything he says
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZtFk2dtqv0
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
watch this video 10 times and write down everything he says
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZtFk2dtqv0
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[quote=hamaham]AimIsSick(InTheHead)[/quote]
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adyskyAimIsADickISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead
we'll see who's laughing when he beats you into the server by 100ms because his DNS lookup was faster, bucko. I bet you still store your content on magnetic disc arrays
[quote=adysky][quote=AimIsADick]
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.[/quote]
this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead[/quote]
we'll see who's laughing when he beats you into the server by 100ms because his DNS lookup was faster, bucko. I bet you still store your content on magnetic disc arrays
ISP DNS servers are the defaults and are commonly used. Unfortunately they often aren't as reliable as non-ISP DNSes servers and often track what sites you visit! e.g Cloudflare or Google DNS servers are a lot more reliable than Comcast or AT&T's DNS servers, and the former (supposedly) doesn't track you.[/quote]
this guy watched a linus tech tips video on DNS and applied it to game network performance im dead[/quote]
we'll see who's laughing when he beats you into the server by 100ms because his DNS lookup was faster, bucko. I bet you still store your content on magnetic disc arrays
AimIsADick
visual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.
[quote=AimIsADick][/quote]
visual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.
visual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.
I’m almost positive the only reason the obvious troll isn’t banned is because this is a social experiment that the mods are in on
I’m almost positive the only reason the obvious troll isn’t banned is because this is a social experiment that the mods are in on
I thought that this guy just hated Aim with a name like that
I thought that this guy just hated Aim with a name like that
I refuse to accept this is a real person, he gets the same response every single time he posts and he always comes back to post more
I refuse to accept this is a real person, he gets the same response every single time he posts and he always comes back to post more
hpqoeuAimIsADickelektrogreat job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google!
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about
One millisecond (hell even one microsecond, which makes no sense) makes a huge difference in networking. Querying an IP from a hostname still requires multiple servers (ignoring caches of course):
- DNS recursor
- Root Nameserver
- Top-Level Domain nameserver
- Authoritative name server
Also keep in mind that different DNS server hosters use different methods, so the performance will vary greatly. So reducing DNS latency will make a difference in network performance.
[quote=hpqoeu][quote=AimIsADick][quote=elektro]great job at not answering the question, from now on I will use cloudflare's DNS instead of google![/quote]
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about[/quote]
One millisecond (hell even one microsecond, which makes no sense) makes a huge difference in networking. Querying an IP from a hostname still requires multiple servers (ignoring caches of course):
[olist]
[*] DNS recursor
[*] Root Nameserver
[*] Top-Level Domain nameserver
[*] Authoritative name server
[/olist]
Also keep in mind that different DNS server hosters use different methods, so the performance will vary greatly. So reducing DNS latency will make a difference in network performance.
But I did tho. I explained why changing your DNS can result in better network performance.[/quote]
bro a dns server only returns the ip of a hostname lookup (in the context of tf2), what impact does it have on your performance beyond saving microseconds when you're connecting to a server.
honestly all this comes off as u speaking authoritatively about subjects you seem to not have much knowledge about[/quote]
One millisecond (hell even one microsecond, which makes no sense) makes a huge difference in networking. Querying an IP from a hostname still requires multiple servers (ignoring caches of course):
[olist]
[*] DNS recursor
[*] Root Nameserver
[*] Top-Level Domain nameserver
[*] Authoritative name server
[/olist]
Also keep in mind that different DNS server hosters use different methods, so the performance will vary greatly. So reducing DNS latency will make a difference in network performance.
plunkAimIsADickvisual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.
It's a mod so there is no downside to using it and you fix some bugs.
[quote=plunk][quote=AimIsADick][/quote]
visual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.[/quote]
It's a mod so there is no downside to using it and you fix some bugs.
visual pack isnt even performance its just QoL (other than the lag with dragons fury and like level 1 dispenser LOD lol) and i regret to inform you that most players do not care about visual glitches on this forum and comtress 2 in my eyes is a "what could be" scenario but at the end of the day, nothing can be done.[/quote]
It's a mod so there is no downside to using it and you fix some bugs.
AimIsADick
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows
[quote=AimIsADick][/quote]
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows
PeteAimIsADickyo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows
That's why I stated "ignoring caching of course" in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.
[quote=Pete][quote=AimIsADick][/quote]
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows[/quote]
That's why I stated [i]"ignoring caching of course"[/i] in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows[/quote]
That's why I stated [i]"ignoring caching of course"[/i] in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.
AimIsADickPeteAimIsADickyo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows
That's why I stated ignoring caching in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.
IT CACHES LOCALLY YOU DUMB FUCK
[quote=AimIsADick][quote=Pete][quote=AimIsADick][/quote]
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows[/quote]
That's why I stated [i]ignoring caching[/i] in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.[/quote]
IT CACHES LOCALLY YOU DUMB FUCK
yo DNS info is cached your computer doesn't ask for the IP every time it sends a packet. if you connect to a server with a hostname it will only be looked up once
you have no idea what you're talking about and it shows[/quote]
That's why I stated [i]ignoring caching[/i] in my previous post. Besides there is still a noticeable difference even with caching.[/quote]
IT CACHES LOCALLY YOU DUMB FUCK
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