Thanks EU ruleset

Ryzen is great value at the moment, especially the 2600. Not just the CPU but the motherboards too.

It takes a lot of effort to keep a publicly available software project running and Jon hosted a bunch of those for free, and he worked on them for free. He deserves a lot of credit for that.

This kind of software starts to rot once you stop working on it, pieces stop working and security problems are no longer fixed. It's better to pull the plug if you don't want to work on it any more, instead of waking up to a huge cloud hosting bill due to someone turning your TF2 stats website into a file sharing hub.

Maybe he'll release the source code some day (try asking him), that's the reason we still have MGE and SOAP-DM, despite Lange being long gone.

Thanks, I hit that limit and forgot to resubscribe :)

Possible DoS/flood protection in your router, which is useless, so if disable it if you can.

What's your bufferbloat score on http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest ?

The amount of bufferbloat in ms you see is the lag you'll experience if you max out the connection while you game.

It's still on https://i49.vhx.tv ,my login still worked.

I've pinged Bones about this thread, maybe he has some tips too.

Bunch of stuff got outdated and I had to take down the site for security reasons.

I've updated it now and it's back.

My API key is responsible for

https://i.imgur.com/tVLP8Kp.png

Switched all serveme.tf servers to ChillyMGE.

Also, your Github repo is out of date, would you mind updating it PepperKick?

No, I think the changes I made are a good idea regardless (limiting the max order amount basically).

The person that did the credit card chargeback has reimbursed me for the costs (credit card fine) and paid for the months he used the service.

You seem to have two routers, which is undesirable, but not the problem here. You already have a ping spike to the first hop outside of your own network (3), so I'm guessing you're suffering from bufferbloat due to a congested connection.

The DSLReports speedtest (http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest) will tell you how much (looks like it will be at least 300ms).

There are two possible solutions:
1. Replace your two routers with 1 good one that can do SQM-QoS. This way you'll never have to worry about what others (or your own PC) decides to do while gaming.
2. Stop whatever is causing your connection to get congested. This might lead to fun discussions with family members or house mates to make them stop downloading, youtubing, netflix when you game.

Run a WinMRT to a known good server (e.g. 8.8.8.8) and make a screenshot of the results after you've experience a ping spike.

He's trade banned on Steam now, since his Steam transactions also got charged back.