You wouldn't accept lag offline, so why do it online? ume.net, a fiber broadband provider that offers up to 1000 Mbit/s, performed an experiment. Four volunteers got to experience internet's biggest disturbance in real life - lag.
You wouldn't accept lag offline, so why do it online? ume.net, a fiber broadband provider that offers up to 1000 Mbit/s, performed an experiment. Four volunteers got to experience internet's biggest disturbance in real life - lag.
If nature always takes the easiest route, what's easier...?
The creation of billions of galaxies each containing trillions of stars each with their own solar systems, some with planets that have evolved civilisations with billions of different life forms. OR The creation of just your imagination?
Saw that yesterday on FB and thought it was funny but didn't have time to post.
Soulassassin: wtf has that got to do with the occulus stuff?
--> Never mind just seen the "fucking lag" text....doh!
1000mb :-0 and I can only get 4mb at my house :-(
Funny video... and the picture too.
Although 1000mbps Internet wouldn't fix Lag... can't control the points beyond your connection and the server. Plus you could be gaming directly on a BF4 server and still get Lag and rubber banding
Yeah very nice commercial. But I agree with dpSparhawk the 1000 Mbit/s will not fix any online Lag maybe the offline one ;o).
They do a thing on Radio one where they put headphones on someone but with a very tiny delay and it totally messes up the persons speech, its strange who such a small delay can cause such issues.
Similar video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjWzQEBGCMo
tuxpenguin (30th April 2014)
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