Well after i set the Internet setting to ISDN from T1/LAN, and joined our
CSS server, i realized that my 'rate' had been reset down to 5000, and i got
choke like crazy. I reset rate to 20000, and it stayed there after multiple
exits/joins from the server, and game was playin great as usual. So it seems
that changing the Steam-->Internet setting changes your rate, but
one-time-only (per setting change) which is good, it doesn't force it to a
value permanantly, or cap it. None of my other network settings in CSS (i.e.
updaterate, cmdrate etc.) were affected by changing the Internet setting,
only Rate.

Good call on that one Alfred. My main server list is showing pings correctly
now. Some clarification on that Steam-->Internet dialog box, for the general
public, would definately help a lot of people out.


----- Original Message -----
From: "[DinoBot]Sidmind" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 8:41 PM
Subject: RE: [hlds] Server Listings


> WOW ALfred, Good Informationb, I didn't know this,
> and I consider myself Very Technical ( 8 years as sys
> admin)
> People always come to me for CS troublshooting, and
> the first thing I tell them is to set there "internet
> speed" to LAN/T1 and reset there rates to default.
> because most everyone has DSL or CABLE that is
> generally above 1.5mb..
>
> Now from what you have just stated, it is apparent
> that I am telling people incorectly.  You need to have
> some more options for download/upload speeds so that
> it gives people the best expierence possible.
> example:
>
> 56k Modem
> DSL 600/128
> DSL  1000/256
> Cable 1500/200
> Cable 3000/300
>
> SO  ON AND SO ON
>
> Many of us have always known that the internet speed
> settings, and running default .cfg's always work best.
>  Other than cl_cmdrate, cl_updaterate and rate, what
> cvars does the internet settings affect?
>
>
>
>
> --- Alfred Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The upload speed is the important value.
> > Specifically, we assume your
> > upload speed be the same as the value you selected
> > in that drop down (as
> > does the game, it does NOT take into account any
> > asymmetry in your
> > bandwidth).
> >
>
>
>
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