try adjusting this section in the .ini
Code:
[IpDrv.TcpNetDriver]
AllowDownloads=True
ConnectionTimeout=15.0
InitialConnectTimeout=120.0
AckTimeout=1.0
KeepAliveTime=0.2
MaxClientRate=7500
SimLatency=0
RelevantTimeout=5.0
SpawnPrioritySeconds=1.0
ServerTravelPause=4.0
NetServerMaxTickRate=20
LanServerMaxTickRate=20
MaxDownloadSize=0
DownloadManagers=IpDrv.HTTPDownload
DownloadManagers=Engine.ChannelDownload
*Also as far as connections go , as
50BMG has indicated, are you going through
WIFI?... or some 56/128k upstream connection which could also be a problem .Perhaps try knocking down the maxclient rate to
5500 and try again... and/or using a
RJ45-Cable instead
Do a broadband speedtest
here , take note of your UPLOAD BANDWIDTH and perhaps read through
this webpage for more info
A Server Depends more-so on your
UPLOAD speed then
download. <=512kb upload is good for a 6 player match @ maxclient rate of about 7500.
*Failing these things , have you tried a stock standard server .ini?... Rename your
ut.ini to
ut.ini.bak and run again... & see if there is a difference.
if there is , then you have a Server Packages/Actors conflict problem of some sort
*Another point worth mentioning , is
OpenGl Drivers or
these ones, as they tend to have this (pause every 30-60sec's) effect on game play.
As for Bot's doing the
Loop-D-Loop Around the
Right-Hand-Side stairs on DM-Deck16][.
(
Well!,we all get that.... ahh most (-) a select few ), put it down to bad
bot pathing (
that one)
*Finally your Laptop may be in what is known as '
Depressed mode' (
My Term for Overheated Lappy's) due to build up of Dust molecules in the Ventilation Shafts.. heh.With a PC you can just whip out your vaccy and give it a a good erm..
sucking... including disassembling your Graphics card and giving that a good go as well!?!
Asia & Blanch on my mind....still...
>Using a utility such as
SpeedFan
will assist in sorting these issues out (
or at least acknowledging that there is a over-heating problem).
Apart from that there could be several other factors , such as other Server based software utilising the bandwidth , the likes of a Apache server (see
services)
- RAM (the lack of)
- NEW VISTA (Crap) OS or Windows 7?
- A VIRUS or other Dodgy Application that is chewing up your CPU/BandWidth (see
task manager)
hopefully , this will help in resolving your issues... or enlighten you (as well as other's) to causes of such things.
