Anyone know which version was used at lan? I was actually kind of getting the revolt (or at least that rockin' case)

edit: yeah i have an ibuypower and it's prolly the best comp i've had, they really know what they're doing

We have entirely different isps but try running a tracert and look for any domains owned by qwest.net or savvis.net, if they're lagging then it's confirmed as their issue

edit: I've also noticed that I pretty much only lag while actually playing tf2; if i'm like spectating someone my ping doesn't get too out of hand

edit2: this is what my net graph looks like when I lag:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=171599456

edit500million: I've actually had a problem like this for a while; my connection would time out on random sites, i guess this is just what happens when my connection times out on a site along my traceroutes. I think it's a hardware issue but I can't find out what could possibly cause it

The severity of the spikes fluctuate throughout the day which is kind of leading me to believe it's a network issue. I just blanked this HDD and my network card checks out. I've already tested with two different routers/modems. Talked to my isp and everything else along the network and still haven't gotten any response. Live in the middle of buttfuck nowhere so really there's only one ISP that services me

so basically i'm fucked

I'm on a router but I also have a router/modem combo that I tried and it was still spiking.

Those posts are almost two years old.

I blanked this HDD a week ago to fix a multitude of issues when this problem was happening. It's still happening.

Just ran a pingplot:

http://puu.sh/46UzF.png

I've done tracerts on other computers on this network and it makes me want to believe that the problem somehow lies within my computer as the pings seemed fine.

I've reset everything like 30 times :v

I don't really play other online games but it does take a while to login while on Osu so I'm assuming it's not a tf2 issue. I've tried playing without cfgs and the spikes were still happening.

edit: how would I check that?

Ethernet.

fuck

Hey,

So I've been having some problems with my ping in tf2. Large ping spikes for almost two weeks. I've talked to my ISP several times and after doing literally tons of tracerts and talking to every single IP owner along the trail I still can't get any answer. I'm almost thinking it's something wrong with this computer but it's not like my network card is bad or anything.

i'm confirmed for bad

edit: joke already made :(

oh man i remember submitting a clip to this forever ago

damn i hope i get in